One of a Kind World Tour
| Tour by G-Dragon | |
One of a Kind World Tour Poster
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| Location | Asia |
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| Associated album | One of a Kind |
| Start date | March 30, 2013 |
| End date | September 1, 2013 |
| No. of shows | 27 shows |
| G-Dragon concert chronology | |
The One of a Kind World Tour is the first world tour by South Korean singer and rapper G-Dragon, in support of his first EP One of a Kind (2012). The tour visited 9 countries and 13 cities in 2013, gathering a total of 570,000 fans, making it the largest concert tour in history by a Korean solo artist, and is anticipated to be surpassed by his second tour, Act III, M.O.T.T.E in 2017.
On January 14, 2013, YG Entertainment announced that G-Dragon will hold his first world tour, and his first solo concert since 2009. The production of the tour costed $3.5 Million, making it the largest scale in Korean history. The tour was jointly directed by choreographers Travis Payne and Stacy Walker who previously worked on Michael Jackson′s This Is It tour. The stage was designed by Michael Cotten, who has decorated the stages of the Super Bowl, the Olympics and Michael Jackson′s world tour.
Billboard claimed that G-Dragon was a "highly-energetic performer" and was pushing boundaries with this tour, which was described as "vibrant" and an "Michael Jackson-level affair".KpopStarz called the concert "spectacular", praised the diversity of the show and said that G-Dragon "can create his own 'bang' on the stage.".MWave stated that G-Dragon showed that he's indeed one of a kind while "he burst forth in his own style and personality all throughout the concert." The critic concluded that the rapper "filled every corner of the stage perfectly with his solo presence."MeRadio highlighted the "great selection of songs and the way they were arranged", the laser effects, pyrotechnics, holograms, and the singer's charisma and stage presence as the reasons why the concert was entertaining. In Japan, G-Dragon became the first Korean solo artist to hold concerts at four Dome arenas.
It does not represent all dates throughout the tour.
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