Tag: BTS ARIRANG World Tour

  • How to Watch BTS Arirang World Tour Live in Cinemas

    How to Watch BTS Arirang World Tour Live in Cinemas

    BTS ‘ARIRANG’ World Tour Adds South America Cinema Live-Viewing Dates for October

    Tickets for the newly announced BTS World Tour Arirang Live Viewing events in Buenos Aires and São Paulo go on sale September 17. The global cinema partnership between HYBE, BigHit Music, and Trafalgar Releasing brings the sold-out stadium tour to theaters worldwide.

    Four New Live-Streaming Dates Confirmed for South America Leg

    After successful cinema broadcasts from Goyang Stadium, Tokyo Dome, and Busan Asiad Main Stadium earlier this year, the ARIRANG world tour expands its live-viewing program with four additional screenings sourced from the South American leg:

    • Buenos Aires, Argentina: October 24 (Americas only) / October 25 (Rest of World)
    • São Paulo, Brazil: October 30 (Americas only) / October 31 (Rest of World)

    Session times vary by time zone. Fans should consult the official website for local listings.

    How to Secure Tickets for the Cinema Events

    Tickets are sold exclusively through the official BTS World Tour Arirang Live Viewing website. Sales open September 17 at 6:00 a.m. PT / 9:00 a.m. ET / 2:00 p.m. BST. The platform allows users to filter by location to find participating cinemas and select preferred time slots. Pricing differs by country and venue.

    All Seven Members Perform Full ‘ARIRANG’ Setlist and Career Hits

    The live-viewing experience captures RM, Jin, SUGA, j-hope, Jimin, V, and Jung Kook performing tracks from ARIRANG—BTS’s fifth studio album—alongside selections from the group’s extensive catalog. The tour, which launched April 9 in Goyang, South Korea, spans 34 cities and 82 shows, nearly all of which have sold out.

    Previous Cinema Screenings and Netflix Offerings

    Earlier 2025 cinema events streamed live from:

    • April 11 — Goyang Stadium, South Korea
    • April 18 — Tokyo Dome, Japan
    • June 13 — Busan Asiad Main Stadium, South Korea

    Separately, BTS The Comeback Live: Arirang is currently streaming on Netflix. That special documents the group’s first joint performance in four years, filmed at Gwanghwamun Square outside Seoul’s Gyeongbokgung Palace, and features the debut live renditions of several ARIRANG tracks. The companion documentary BTS: The Return is also available on the platform.

    Trafalgar Releasing Returns After ‘Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour’ Success

    The cinema distribution is handled by Trafalgar Releasing, the same firm that partnered with Taylor Swift for the record-breaking Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour concert film.

  • BTS to Perform Four Shows at SoFi Stadium This Week: What to Know

    BTS to Perform Four Shows at SoFi Stadium This Week: What to Know

    BTS “ARIRANG” World Tour: What to Know About the SoFi Stadium Concerts

    BTS is bringing its highly anticipated “ARIRANG” world tour to Southern California this week, with four concerts scheduled at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood. Thousands of fans are expected to attend as the K-pop superstars return to the road.

    The group has been touring since April in its first tour since 2022, following a hiatus during which members completed mandatory military service in South Korea.

    Excitement was already building Monday, as BTS ARMY fans lined up outside the Inglewood stadium for a chance to buy merchandise before the first concert.

    Here is everything fans need to know about the BTS concerts at SoFi Stadium.

    When is BTS performing at SoFi Stadium?

    BTS is scheduled to perform at SoFi Stadium on Tuesday, Sept. 1; Wednesday, Sept. 2; Saturday, Sept. 5; and Sunday, Sept. 6.

    Stadium gates open at 6 p.m., and the concerts are scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. Parking lots open at 8 a.m. on each event day.

    Are BTS tickets still available?

    The four SoFi Stadium shows are sold out through Ticketmaster. However, fans may still find tickets on resale platforms including SeatGeek, StubHub and Vivid Seats.

    Where can fans buy BTS merchandise?

    Fans had an early opportunity to buy merchandise Monday, but additional shopping opportunities will be available on concert days.

    Four exterior merchandise locations will be open from 10 a.m. until one hour after each show ends:

    • Lake Park Trailer, adjacent to Lot N
    • Lot K
    • Palm Grove, adjacent to Lot A
    • On the Greens, across from YouTube Theater

    According to the SoFi Stadium website, any pre-purchased merchandise must be carried in an approved clear bag or checked at the bag valet.

    Parking and transportation for the BTS concerts

    SoFi Stadium recommends purchasing parking in advance because on-site parking prices increase on event days.

    The venue does not allow re-entry, in-and-out privileges or overnight parking. Fans can also use INGLEWOOD PARK & GO remote parking locations, rideshare services or taxis.

    What can fans bring to SoFi Stadium?

    Guests attending the BTS concerts must follow SoFi Stadium’s clear-bag policy.

    Clear bags, backpacks and fanny packs are permitted as long as they do not exceed 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches. Bags cannot have tint, holograms, printed patterns or stickers, and their contents must remain visible.

    Fans may bring multiple clear bags, including Ziplock bags that meet the size requirements. Small clutches measuring no more than 4.5 inches by 6.5 inches are also allowed.

    Additional details on prohibited items can be found here.

  • NFL Honors BTS Members With Personalized Footballs Featuring Their Names and Chicago Concert Dates

    NFL Honors BTS Members With Personalized Footballs Featuring Their Names and Chicago Concert Dates

    BTS’ two-night return to Chicago may be over, but the group appears to have left Soldier Field with personalized souvenirs commemorating their ARIRANG World Tour concerts.

    All seven members were reportedly seen with NFL-style footballs featuring their names and the dates of BTS’ Chicago shows. The unusual keepsakes surfaced online after the group attended soundcheck before its second concert on August 28.

    Personalized footballs commemorate BTS’ Chicago concerts

    Photos shared by fans appear to show individual red-and-white footballs customized for each BTS member. The designs feature “BTS: WORLD TOUR” across the white section, with “AUGUST 27 & 28, 2026” printed underneath. Each football also includes the name of one member.

    Although fans have speculated about where the items came from, the images provide a clear view of the personalized designs. One photo shows a member holding a football inside Soldier Field, while another offers a closer look at the lettering and concert dates.

    BTS’ first Chicago concerts in seven years

    The footballs arrived during a significant moment for BTS and its fans. The group performed at Soldier Field on August 27 and 28, marking its first Chicago concerts in seven years.

    More than 60,000 members of ARMY gathered at Soldier Field for the opening concert, with fans traveling from across the United States. BTS-themed meetups, merchandise lines and other fan activities also took place throughout Chicago during the concert weekend.

    The shows gave many fans the opportunity to see all seven BTS members perform together again after the COVID-19 pandemic interrupted the group’s planned 2020 world tour. BTS’ subsequent hiatus also included the members’ staggered mandatory military service in South Korea.

    Chicago’s concerts highlighted the enduring connection between BTS and ARMY. Fans have frequently credited the group’s music and message with helping them through difficult periods, while BTS has addressed themes such as self-acceptance, mental health and personal growth.

    Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker recognized the occasion by declaring August 27 and 28 “BTS Days” in honor of the group’s global influence and its performances at Soldier Field.

    Against that backdrop, the customized footballs serve as fitting mementos of BTS’ Chicago return. They combine the group’s concert experience with a distinctive piece of American sports culture, while the individual names give each souvenir a personal connection to one member.

    Source: www.marca.com