BTS Announce 2026–2027 World Tour Venues: Global K-pop icons BTS have officially lifted the curtain on the venues for their highly anticipated 2026–2027 world tour, marking the group’s biggest and most ambitious live run yet. This announcement not only confirms long-rumoured dates and cities but also celebrates BTS’s first full-group tour since all seven members completed South Korea’s mandatory military service.
After nearly four years away from full-group activities, a period spent fulfilling South Korean military duties and pursuing solo work RM, Jin, Suga, j-hope, Jimin, V and Jungkook are finally back together on the world stage. The comeback is being fueled by a new studio album scheduled for release on 20 March 2026, their first as a complete group in years.
Fans from across the globe, collectively known as ARMY, have been buzzing with excitement since the tour announcement, which was made alongside teasers of new music and dramatic visuals on BTS’s official channels.
The start of the tour is in South Korea, where it will last three days in Goyang in April 2026. After this, BTS will cover all major cities in Asia, North America, Europe, Latin America, Australia, and the rest of the world, performing in large arenas almost every night.
Some of the key stops confirmed so far include:
Altogether, the tour will span 79 shows across 34 regions, making it not just BTS’s largest tour yet but one of the most expansive ever undertaken by a South Korean artist.
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While many major cities and stadium venues have already been revealed, organizers have stressed that more dates and specific venue details are still to come especially in places like Japan, the Middle East and possibly Africa. The full list of performance venues and ticketing information will continue to roll out in the coming weeks and months.
Ticket presales for fans registered with the ARMY Membership are scheduled to begin 22–23 January 2026, with general sales opening on 24 January, setting the stage for a record-breaking demand that could see servers crash and seats sell out within minutes.
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