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K-pop Star G-Dragon’s First Solo Fan Meeting in Southeast Asia Goes on Sale on MAISEAT

BANGKOK, THAILAND - Media OutReach Newswire - 5 February 2026 - K-pop star G‑Dragon's first solo fan meeting in Southeast Asia went on sale on Thursday via MAISEAT, the global live‑events platform under Damai Entertainment (HKEX:1060), a subsidiary of Alibaba Group (HKEX:9988).

This also marks MAISEAT's most significant overseas top-tier artist project in Southeast Asia since the platform's launch.

The event will take place from February 21 to 22, 2026, at the Bangkok International Trade and Exhibition Centre, Thailand. Tickets are available via the MAISEAT website and mobile app.

Screenshot of the 2026 G-DRAGON FAM MEETING event listing on MAISEAT’s website, Bangkok, February 21–22, 2026.
Screenshot of the 2026 G-DRAGON FAM MEETING event listing on MAISEAT’s website, Bangkok, February 21–22, 2026.

The Bangkok stop forms the Southeast Asia leg of G‑Dragon's 20th‑anniversary fan‑meeting series, following earlier events in Seoul and Yokohama. Branded "2026 G‑DRAGON 'FAM' MEETING [FAM+ILY: FAMILY: FAM ILOVE YOU]", the event centers on "family". "FAM" is taken from the first three letters of the word family, which G‑Dragon reinterprets as "FAM I LOVE YOU", positioning fans as family and presenting the tour as a shared "family gathering".

The announcement quickly gained traction across Chinese, Korean and Thai social platforms. On the day the event listed, related hashtags about the fan meeting and the K‑pop star surged onto microblogging platform Weibo's hot-search rankings. The event dates, which fall on the fifth and sixth days of the Lunar New Year, further heightened anticipation among the fans eager to celebrate the holiday with the artist.

Launched by Damai Entertainment at the end of 2025, MAISEAT aims to offer international fans a trusted gateway to world-class entertainment, while providing artists and organizers with end-to-end support across the ticketing value chain, from sales to audience engagement.




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