Kwon Ji Yong, better known as G-Dragon of Big Bang, will represent Korea on January 23 (local time) at "Le Gala des Pièces Jaunes," a prestigious charity event held at La Défense Arena in Paris, France. The event, organized by the hospital foundation and chaired by Brigitte Macron, First Lady of France, aims to support hospitalized children through art and music.
G-Dragon's participation was confirmed by Galaxy Corporation, who revealed that First Lady Macron personally invited the iconic artist. As a global figure in music and fashion, G-Dragon’s involvement underscores the event's cultural and philanthropic significance. He is set to perform alongside internationally acclaimed artists, including BTS’s Jung Ho Seok (J-Hope), Big Bang’s Dong Young Bae (Taeyang), and Blackpink’s Park Chae Young (Rosé). The star-studded lineup has already generated massive anticipation, with all 35,000 tickets selling out within ten minutes of release.
The gala is part of the broader "Yellow Coins Initiative," which raises funds to improve the living conditions of children in hospitals. G-Dragon’s decision to contribute his talent to this cause reflects his alignment with its mission and values. His decade-long role as a global ambassador for Chanel further positions him as a cultural bridge between South Korea and France.
The event’s significance transcends entertainment, symbolizing solidarity and cultural exchange between nations. G-Dragon’s participation, alongside other K-pop superstars, highlights the global influence of Korean music and its potential to bring about meaningful social change.
This announcement follows G-Dragon’s return to music in November 2024, when he released "Home Sweet Home," a single featuring fellow Big Bang members Taeyang and Kang Daesung. The track has been praised for its introspective lyrics and emotive delivery, marking a mature chapter in his artistic journey.
G-Dragon’s upcoming appearance at the French charity gala is expected to leave a lasting impression, enhancing his international presence and emphasizing art's role in fostering global unity and compassion.
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Kwon Ji Yong, better known as G-Dragon of Big Bang, will represent Korea on January 23 (local time) at "Le Gala des Pièces Jaunes," a prestigious charity event held at La Défense Arena in Paris, France. The event, organized by the hospital foundation and chaired by Brigitte Macron, First Lady of France, aims to support hospitalized children through art and music.
G-Dragon's participation was confirmed by Galaxy Corporation, who revealed that First Lady Macron personally invited the iconic artist. As a global figure in music and fashion, G-Dragon’s involvement underscores the event's cultural and philanthropic significance. He is set to perform alongside internationally acclaimed artists, including BTS’s Jung Ho Seok (J-Hope), Big Bang’s Dong Young Bae (Taeyang), and Blackpink’s Park Chae Young (Rosé). The star-studded lineup has already generated massive anticipation, with all 35,000 tickets selling out within ten minutes of release.
The gala is part of the broader "Yellow Coins Initiative," which raises funds to improve the living conditions of children in hospitals. G-Dragon’s decision to contribute his talent to this cause reflects his alignment with its mission and values. His decade-long role as a global ambassador for Chanel further positions him as a cultural bridge between South Korea and France.
The event’s significance transcends entertainment, symbolizing solidarity and cultural exchange between nations. G-Dragon’s participation, alongside other K-pop superstars, highlights the global influence of Korean music and its potential to bring about meaningful social change.
This announcement follows G-Dragon’s return to music in November 2024, when he released "Home Sweet Home," a single featuring fellow Big Bang members Taeyang and Kang Daesung. The track has been praised for its introspective lyrics and emotive delivery, marking a mature chapter in his artistic journey.
G-Dragon’s upcoming appearance at the French charity gala is expected to leave a lasting impression, enhancing his international presence and emphasizing art's role in fostering global unity and compassion.
