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Kwanghee Shares BIGBANG Concert Photos With G-Dragon, Jung Hae-in and Dex

Sojung [email protected]Sep 8, 2026, 4:00 AM EDT
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Kwanghee Shares BIGBANG Concert Photos
Kwanghee Shares BIGBANG Concert Photos

Former ZE:A member Kwanghee turned a night out at BIGBANG's 20th anniversary concert into a mini reunion with some of the biggest names in Korean entertainment. On Sept. 7, he posted photos from the show on social media, revealing a group outing that quickly caught fans' attention.

The pictures showed Kwanghee at the venue with actor Im Si-wan, producer Code Kunst, actor Jung Hae-in and TV personality Dex. Another shot featured BIGBANG's G-Dragon in the group photo, with Kwanghee posing beside him with a wide smile.

Im Si-wan held up a handwritten sign that read "We are still BIGBANG's VIP," a nod to the group's official fandom name. Kwanghee joined the crowd in the stands, soaking in the concert energy along with the rest of the audience.

Most of the group knows each other from MBC's variety program "Good Day," which brought together stars born in 1988 under the nickname "88z." Kwanghee, G-Dragon, Im Si-wan and Jung Hae-in all took part in the show, and their friendship has continued beyond the program's run.

Kwanghee Shares BIGBANG Concert Photos
Kwanghee Shares BIGBANG Concert Photos

Kwanghee and G-Dragon go back even further. The two first worked together on MBC's long-running variety hit "Infinite Challenge" before reuniting on "Good Day." Im Si-wan and Kwanghee share an even longer history as former bandmates in ZE:A.

This is not the first time Kwanghee has shown up to support G-Dragon in person. He also attended a previous G-Dragon concert with Im Si-wan. "I went to Ji-yong's concert for the first time in a while. Ji-yong really looks like a prince," he wrote at the time, using G-Dragon's given name. Commenting on a photo of himself dancing in the crowd, he added, "The show was so much fun that I danced like that. My friend Si-wan took the picture."

The overlapping ties on display at the anniversary show pointed to something familiar in Korean entertainment: friendships built through variety television that quietly outlast the shows themselves.

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