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G-Dragon has wrapped up the U.S. leg of his “Übermensch” world tour, underscoring his global star power with sold-out shows in three major cities.

Starting in Newark on August 22–23, the tour continued to Las Vegas and Los Angeles, drawing a total of 63,000 fans. Long lines formed for concert merchandise, and fans turned up styled in G-Dragon-inspired fashion, highlighting the excitement even before the shows began.

The concerts opened with his new track “Power” and featured more than two hours of performances blending fresh songs like “Home Sweet Home” and “Too Bad” with signature hits such as “Crayon” and “Butterfly.” In Las Vegas and Los Angeles, G-Dragon also paid tribute to Elvis Presley with a heartfelt cover of “Can’t Help Falling in Love,” earning standing ovations from local audiences.

The “Übermensch” concept, inspired by German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, was brought to life on stage through a fusion of Galaxy Corporation’s AI entertainment technology, live band arrangements, and venue-tailored production, creating an immersive experience.

Major U.S. outlets praised the shows. Forbes commended the tour, while cultural magazine tmrw called it “not just a comeback show, but a master class in how to command a city, just as Elvis once dominated Las Vegas.”

G-Dragon will kick off the European leg of his tour in Paris on September 20.