2026–2027 BTS WORLD TOUR BTS WORLD TOUR 'ARIRANG'
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Associated album	ARIRANG
Start date	2026 April 9
End date	2027 March 14 (with more dates pending)
Artist	BTS
Label	Big Hit Music
Promoter	Live Nation
Countries	23 countries (79 shows, 34 cities)[1]
	South Korea · Japan · United States · Mexico · Spain · Belgium · United Kingdom · Germany · France · Canada · Colombia · Peru · Chile · Argentina · Brazil · Taiwan · Thailand · Malaysia · Singapore · Indonesia · Australia · Hong Kong · Philippines
Website	btsworldtourofficial.com

The BTS World Tour 'Arirang (stylized in all capitals) is the ongoing sixth concert tour by the South Korean group BTS, staged in support of their 2026 studio album ARIRANG. The tour opened on April 9, 2026, at Goyang Stadium in Goyang, South Korea, and is scheduled to run through March 2027. Promoted by Live Nation, the run was announced as comprising 79 shows across 34 cities, billed as the largest tour of the group's career and the biggest global K-pop tour staged to that point.^[2][3]

The tour marks BTS's return to live performance as a group following the completion of mandatory military service by all seven members in 2025. It is the group's first headlining tour since the 2021–2022 Permission to Dance on Stage run. A defining feature of the production is its 360-degree, in-the-round stage design, which places the audience around the performance area and increases venue capacity at each stop.^[4]

In October 2025, Bloomberg News reported that BTS were planning their biggest tour to date, citing sources who described a run of roughly 65 shows with more than half in North America. At the time, the group's label Big Hit Music stated that the schedule and scale had not been finalized.^[5]

BTS officially announced the tour at midnight KST on January 14, 2026, revealing dates across Asia, North America, Europe, South America, and Oceania, with further 2027 shows in Japan, the Middle East, and additional territories to be added later. The accompanying album, Arirang — named after the centuries-old Korean folk song associated with themes of connection, separation, and reunion — was released on March 20, 2026.^[6]

The announced itinerary includes BTS's first-ever performances in Madrid and Brussels, the first K-pop concerts at AT&T Stadium in Arlington and M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, and the first headline K-pop shows at the Sun Bowl and Gillette Stadium.^[7]

Date[8]	Country	City	Venue	Attendance	Notes
2026
April 9		Goyang	Goyang Stadium	127,218	First 360° stadium concert in South Korea Booking link
April 11
April 12
April 17		Tokyo	Tokyo Dome	96,178
April 18
April 25		Tampa	Raymond James Stadium	194,335	Americas leg opening venue
April 26
April 28[9]
May 2		El Paso	Sun Bowl Stadium	97,722	First headline K-pop concert at the venue
May 3
May 7		Mexico City	Estadio GNP Seguros	145,763
May 9
May 10
May 16		San Francisco[10]	Stanford Stadium	—
May 17
May 19[9]
May 23		Las Vegas	Allegiant Stadium	—
May 24
May 27
May 28[9]
June 12		Busan	Busan Asiad Main Stadium	—
June 13
June 26		Madrid	Riyadh Air Metropolitano	—	First BTS concert in Madrid
June 27
July 1		Brussels	King Baudouin Stadium	—	First BTS concert in Brussels
July 2
July 6		London	Tottenham Hotspur Stadium	—	Group's debut at the venue
July 7
July 11		Munich	Allianz Arena	—
July 12
July 17		Paris	Stade de France	—
July 18
August 1		New Jersey	MetLife Stadium	—
August 2
August 5		Foxborough[11]	Gillette Stadium	—	First headline K-pop concert
August 6
August 10		Baltimore	M&T Bank Stadium	—	First K-pop concert at the venue
August 11
August 15		Arlington	AT&T Stadium	—	First K-pop concert at the venue
August 16
August 22		Toronto	Rogers Stadium	—
August 23
August 27		Chicago	Soldier Field	—
August 28
September 1		Los Angeles	SoFi Stadium	—
September 2
September 5
September 6
October 2		Bogotá	Estadio El Campín	—	First South America concert
October 3
October 7[9]		Lima	Estadio San Marcos	—	First South America concert
October 9
October 10
October 14[9]		Santiago	Estadio Nacional Julio Martínez Prádanos	—
October 16
October 17
October 21[9]		Buenos Aires	Estadio Único Diego Armando Maradona	—	First South America concert
October 23
October 24
October 28		São Paulo	Estádio do Morumbi	—
October 30
October 31
November 19		Kaohsiung	Kaohsiung National Stadium	—
November 21
November 22
December 3		Bangkok	Rajamangala Stadium	—
December 5
December 6
December 12		Kuala Lumpur	TM Stadium National	—
December 13
December 17		Singapore	Singapore National Stadium	—
December 19
December 20
December 22
December 26		Jakarta	Gelora Bung Karno Stadium	—
December 27
2027
February 10[9]		Melbourne	Marvel Stadium	—
February 12
February 13
February 20		Sydney	Accor Stadium	—
February 21
March 4		Hong Kong	Kai Tak Stadium	—
March 6
March 7
March 13		Bulacan	Philippine Sports Stadium	—
March 14
Japan, the Middle East, and other regions to be added

• For the full schedule, see the official tour page.

• For the full schedule, see the official tour page.

This set list is from the opening Goyang shows (April 9–12, 2026) and is not representative of every concert.

i Set list
Order	Title	Notes
⟨ INTRO ⟩
Hooligan Intro
1	Hooligan ARIRANG
2	Aliens ARIRANG
3	Run BTS Proof	Remix version
⟨ Opening Ment ⟩
4	they don't know 'bout us ARIRANG
5	Like Animals ARIRANG
6	FAKE LOVE LOVE YOURSELF 轉 'Tear'	Remix version
SWIM Intro
7	SWIM ARIRANG
8	Merry Go Round ARIRANG
Merry Go Round Outro
⟨ VCR ⟩
⟨ Intro Performance ⟩
9	2.0 ARIRANG
10	NORMAL ARIRANG
⟨ Ment ⟩
11	Not Today YOU NEVER WALK ALONE	Remix version
12	MIC Drop LOVE YOURSELF 承 'Her'
13	FYA ARIRANG
14	FIRE 花樣年華 Young Forever	FYA remix version
⟨ Ment ⟩
15	Body to Body ARIRANG
16	IDOL LOVE YOURSELF 結 'Answer'	Gugak remix version
Stadium round (장내 순회)
IDOL Outro
⟨ ARMY TIME ⟩
⟨ ENCORE ⟩
17	Come Over ARIRANG	Stadium round
⟨ Ment ⟩
18	Butter Butter	Stadium round
19	Dynamite Dynamite	Stadium round
⟨ Karaoke corner ⟩
20	Karaoke corner
21
⟨ Ending Ment ⟩
22	Please ARIRANG	Stadium round
23	Into the Sun ARIRANG	Stadium round
⟨ Closing with Fireworks ⟩

• Arirang World Tour on Wikipedia
• BTS World Tour 'Arirang' on Kpop Wiki
• BTS WORLD TOUR 'ARIRANG' on BTS Wiki

1. Additional dates in Japan, the Middle East, and other regions are to be announced for 2027.
2. "Pop Royalty BTS Announce Their Long-Awaited Return To The Stage With Massive 70+ Date World Tour," Live Nation Newsroom, January 13, 2026.
3. Inna Christine Cabel, "'Biggest global K-pop tour of all time': BTS announces 79 shows for first large-scale world tour after hiatus," The Korea Times, January 13, 2026.
4. "Pop Royalty BTS Announce Their Long-Awaited Return To The Stage," Live Nation Newsroom, January 13, 2026.
5. Lucas Shaw, "BTS Plans Its Biggest World Tour Ever for Comeback in 2026," Bloomberg News, October 26, 2025.
6. "BTS Announces Dates And Cities For 2026-2027 World Tour," Soompi, January 14, 2026.
7. "Pop Royalty BTS Announce Their Long-Awaited Return To The Stage," Live Nation Newsroom, January 13, 2026.
8. Per the official tour page.
9. Added date.
10. The venue physically sits between San Francisco and San Jose.
11. A satellite city about 39 km from Boston; promoted as the first and largest headlining K-pop shows at Gillette Stadium.