List of 2NE1 live performances

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2NE1 concert tours
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2NE1 performing in 2013
Concert tours4
One-off concerts3
Fanclub events2
Affiliated tours2

South Korean girl group 2NE1 has embarked on three headlining concert tours, one of which is a worldwide tour. Their first concert appearance was at the "YG Family Concert" held in December 2010 in Seoul. [1] The group's first headlining tour was "Nolza!" and then "Nolza! in Japan", in support of their second Korean EP and their first Japanese EP, respectively, which reached over 70,000 people in Japan alone. [2]

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The group then embarked on their first worldwide concert tour, the "New Evolution World Tour". [3] The tour's first stop was made in Seoul on July 28, 2012, and made its first international stop in the United States at the Prudential Center in Newark on August 17, which was followed by one more date at the Nokia Theater in Los Angeles on August 24, 2012. The Nokia Theater stop made the group the first Korean girl group to rank on the Billboard Current Box Core, where they ranked #29 with an almost sold out concert. [4] The New Evolution tour expanded to the rest of Asia later that year, starting with Japan and concluding in Singapore at Singapore Indoor Stadium. [5]

In 2014, 2NE1 embarked on their second worldwide concert tour, the "All or Nothing World Tour", in support of their second studio album, Crush . The tour visited a total of 15 cities in 12 countries across East and Southeast Asia. The tour's began in Seoul, South Korea and concluded in Macao, China.

Concert tours

YearTitleDurationShows
2011 Nolza! August 26, 2011 – October 2, 2011 (South Korea, Japan)9
2NE1's debut concert tour, the Nolza! tour, supported their second extended play, 2NE1 2nd Mini Album , and its Japanese version, Nolza. Demand for concert tickets was huge in both countries it was held in; in South Korea, the first two concerts that were scheduled for the Olympic Hall were sold out instantly after opening. 60,000 people were recorded applying for only 8,000 available seats, therefore a third concert was added for August 26. [6] 300,000 applications for concert tickets were recorded for the Japanese leg of the tour, and all 70,000 available tickets were sold within a day. [7] Big Bang's G-Dragon, T.O.P., and Taeyang joined as guest performers on the tour. It was attended by 82,000 people in total.
2012 New Evolution Global Tour July 28, 2012 – December 1, 2012 (Asia, United States)15
The New Evolution Global Tour was the first world tour by a K-pop girl group, and its concert at the Prudential Center in New Jersey marked the first time a K-pop girl group held an arena concert in the United States. [8] 15 shows were held across five countries in Asia and North America, with the first two concerts in Seoul in late July attracting 20,000 people. After performing in the U.S., the group held their second arena tour in Japan, where it was attended by about 120,000 people across nine concerts. [9] After the tour's conclusion, New York Times critics ranked the New Jersey show as the second best concert of the year. [10] In total, the tour attracted around 180,000 people. [11]
2014 All or Nothing World Tour March 1, 2014 – October 17, 2014 (Asia)20
2NE1's third concert tour, titled All or Nothing (AON), was held in support of the group's second Korean-language studio album Crush . It stopped in multiple cities in Asia including South Korea, Japan, Philippines, China, Thailand, Indonesia, and others from March to October 2014. Prior to their debut, YG label-mate Winner performed as special guests during the tour during the concerts held in March to May.
2024–2025 Welcome Back Tour October 4, 2024 – February 23, 2025 (Asia)25
In July 2024, YG Entertainment announced that 2NE1 would be embarking on a concert tour commemorating their 15th anniversary, beginning in Seoul in October, Osaka in late November, and then Tokyo in December. [12] Shows in the Philippines, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Singapore, Thailand, and Taiwan were announced in September. Additional dates were added in nearly all cities due to overwhelming demand. [13]

One-off concerts

Event nameDateCityVenueSpecial guestsAttendanceRef.
The Party: 2NE1 Live in ManilaJune 4, 2011 Manila Araneta Coliseum The Bloomfields
Callalily
Techy Romantics
Philippine All Stars
Christian Bautista 		— [14]
Going Together Concert in Vietnam with 2NE1November 19, 2011 Hanoi National Convention Center Phương Vy
Thanh Duy		3,500 [15]
2NE1 Super Live 2013 in Universal Studios JapanMay 11, 2013 Osaka Gramercy Park, Universal Studios Japan —6,000 [16]

Fan meetings

Event nameDateCityCountryVenueRef.
2NE1 Exclusive Fan Meeting Presented by YamahaApril 6, 2011 Bangkok Thailand Thunder Dome [17]
2NE1 1st Fanclub Event 2013 ～Do You Love Me～October 12, 2013 Tokyo Japan Tokyo Dome City Hall [18]
October 14, 2013 Osaka Namba Hatch
2NE1 Fanclub Event 2014December 12, 2014Tokyo Zepp Tokyo [19]
December 13, 2014Osaka Dojima River Forum
December 14, 2014
December 19, 2014 Fukuoka Skala Espacio
December 20, 2014 Nagoya Zepp Nagoya

Award shows

List of 2NE1 award shows performances
EventDateLocationPerformed song(s)
34th & 35th Cyworld Digital Music Awards June 10, 2009Seoul
  • "Fire"
36th & 37th Cyworld Digital Music AwardsAugust 20, 2009
  • "I Don't Care"
2009 Mnet 20's Choice Awards August 28, 2009
  • "I Don't Care"
  • "Fire"
2009 Style Icon Awards November 11, 2009
  • "Fire"
2009 Mnet Asian Music Awards November 21, 2009
  • "Kiss"
  • "You and I"
  • "Please Don't Go"
  • "I Don't Care"
2009 Melon Music Awards December 16, 2009
  • "Let’s Go Party"
  • "Fire"
  • "I Don’t Care"
2009 Cyworld Digital Music AwardsMarch 1, 2010
  • "Fire"
  • "I Don't Care"
2010 MTV World Stage VMAJ May 29, 2010Tokyo
  • "Fire"
2010 Style Icon AwardsNovember 17, 2010Seoul
  • "Can't Nobody"
2010 Mnet Asian Music Awards November 28, 2010Macau
  • "Clap Your Hands"
  • "Follow Me"
  • "Can't Nobody"
2010 Melon Music Awards December 15, 2010Seoul
  • "Can't Nobody"
  • "Go Away"
2011 Mnet Asian Music Awards November 29, 2011Singapore
  • "Lonely"
  • "I Am the Best"
2012 MTV Video Music Awards Japan June 23, 2012Chiba
  • "Scream"
  • "I Am the Best"
2012 Melon Music Awards December 14, 2012Seoul
  • "I Love You"
22nd Seoul Music AwardsJanuary 31, 2013
2013 Mnet 20's Choice AwardsJuly 18, 2013
  • "Falling in Love"
2013 Mnet Asian Music Awards November 22, 2013Hong Kong
  • "Lonely"
  • "Missing You"
28th Golden Disc Awards January 16, 2014Seoul
  • "Do You Love Me"
3rd Gaon Chart Music AwardsFebruary 12, 2014
  • "Missing You"
2015 Mnet Asian Music Awards December 2, 2015Hong Kong
  • "Fire"
  • "I Am the Best"

Music festivals

List of 2NE1 music festival performances
EventDateLocationPerformed song(s)
2009 Asia Song Festival September 19, 2009Seoul
  • "Fire"
  • "I Don't Care"
11th Korea-China Song FestivalOctober 6, 2009 Qingdao
2009 SBS Gayo Daejeon December 29, 2009Seoul
  • "Fire"
  • "You and I" [a]
  • "The Leaders" [b]
  • "Let's Go Party" [c]
2009 KBS Song Festival December 31, 2009
  • "Love is So Difficult" [d]
  • "I Don’t Care"
  • "Don't Say Goodbye" [d]
  • "Fire"
Hallyu Dream FestivalSeptember 19, 2010 Gyeongju
  • "Go Away"
Seoul Tokyo Music FestivalNovember 3, 2010 Saitama
  • "Can't Nobody"
  • "Go Away"
12th Korea-China Song FestivalDecember 2, 2010Seoul
  • "Go Away"
2010 SBS Gayo DaejeonDecember 29, 2010
2010 MBC Gayo Daejejeon December 31, 2010
MTV Daum Music FestFebruary 19, 2011
  • "Can't Nobody"
  • "Go Away"
Korean Music Wave in SingaporeJuly 15, 2011Singapore
  • "Fire"
  • "Lonely"
  • "I Am the Best"
  • "Can't Nobody"
  • "I Don't Care"
MBC Summer Festival 2011July 26, 2011Ulsan
  • "Lonely"
  • "I Am the Best"
Incheon Korean Music Wave August 13, 2011Incheon
  • "Ugly"
  • "I Am the Best"
Seoul Tokyo Music FestivalDecember 25, 2011Saitama
  • "I Am the Best"
  • "Ugly"
2011 SBS Gayo DaejeonDecember 29, 2011Seoul
2012 K-pop Collection in OkinawaOctober 18, 2012 Naha
  • "I Am the Best"
  • "I Love You"
2012 SBS Gayo DaejeonDecember 29, 2012Seoul
  • "I Love You"
2012 MBC Gayo Daejejoon December 31, 2012
Korean Music Wave in BangkokMarch 16, 2013Bangkok
  • "I Love You"
  • "Fire"
  • "I Am the Best"
MBC Summer Festival 2013July 27, 2013Ilsan
  • "Falling in Love"
2013 SBS Gayo DaejeonDecember 29, 2013Seoul
  • "Missing You"
  • "Do You Love Me"
2014 SBS Gayo DaejeonDecember 21, 2014
  • "Crush"
  • "Come Back Home"
Coachella 2022 April 16, 2022 Indio, California
  • "I Am the Best"
2024 SBS Gayo DaejeonDecember 25, 2024Incheon
  • "Fire"
  • "I Don't Care"
  • "Ugly"
  • "I Am the Best"

Affiliated tours

YG Family 15th Anniversary Concert (2011–2012)

Setlist in South Korea
  1. 2NE1 – Fire
  2. 2NE1 – Can't Nobody
  3. 2NE1 – Go Away
  4. Big Bang – Tonight (Remix)
  5. Big Bang – Hands Up
  6. Big Bang – Cafe
  7. Big Bang – Love Song (Acoustic)
  8. Gummy – I'm Fallin'
  9. GUMMY – I'm Sorry Remix
  10. Seven – Better Together
  11. Seven featuring Top – Digital Bounce
  12. Seven – Angel
  13. Seven – Passion
  14. Jinusean and Seven – Passion
  15. GD, Seven and Jinusean – Hip Hop Gentlemen
  16. Jinusean – A-YO
  17. Jinusean – Phone Number
  18. Jinusean featuring Dara – Tell Me
  19. Tablo featuring Bom – Bad
  20. Tablo featuring Gummy – Airbag
  21. Tablo featuring Taeyang – Tomorrow
  22. Seven and Daesung – It Hurts
  23. Seven, Daesung, Taeyang and Seungri – Lonely (Acoustic)
  24. GD and Top featuring CL and Minzy – Oh Yeah
  25. GD and Top – High High
  26. Psy – Right Now
  27. Psy – Celebrity
  28. Psy – Shake It
  29. Psy – It's Beautiful
  30. Psy – Paradise
  31. Psy – Champion
  32. Seungri – Se7en's Come To Me
  33. Seven – Come Back To Me
  34. Seven – I'll Do Well
  35. Seven – La La La (Remix)
  36. 2NE1 – I Am The Best
  37. 2NE1 – Clap Your Hands
  38. 2NE1 featuring Gummy – Ugly
  39. Gummy
  40. Gummy featuring G-Dragon – Heartbreaker (Acoustic)
  41. Big Bang – Haruharu (Acoustic)
  42. Big Bang – Lies
  43. Big Bang – Heaven

Encore:

  1. 2NE1 and Gummy – Last Farewell
  2. G-Dragon, Top, Seungri and Daesung – I Am the Best
  3. YG Family – Champion
DateCityCountryVenueAttendance
December 3, 2011 Seoul South Korea Olympic Gymnastics Arena 200,000 [20]
December 4, 2011
January 7, 2012 Osaka Japan Kyocera Dome
January 8, 2012
January 21, 2012 Saitama Saitama Super Arena

YG Family World Tour: Power (2014)

Notes

  1. ↑ Performed by Park Bom and Taeyang
  2. ↑ Performed by CL and G-Dragon
  3. ↑ Featuring G-Dragon and Taeyang
  4. 1 2 Lee Seung-chul cover
  5. ↑ Featuring Kim Gun-mo
  6. ↑ Elvis Presley cover, performed with Kim Gun-mo
  7. ↑ Kim Gun-mo cover, featuring himself
  8. ↑ With Lee Hi
  9. ↑ Lee Hi cover

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