BTS is officially back as a group, emerging from a long interlude filled with solo endeavors, military obligations, and glittering fashion appearances. Following the poetic assurances of 'Yet to Come (The Most Beautiful Moment)' in June 2022, the septet reunites, offering not merely a comeback but a lavish world tour, dates in hand.

To fans' excitement, BIGHIT Music announced the dates of the world tour through an official announcement on Weverse. The group's world tour, BTS World Tour, begins in Goyang, South Korea, on April 9. The concert is then followed by April 11–12 shows at Goyang Stadium. The group will reunite with fans in Busan on June 12–13, with June 13 lavishly celebrating their debut anniversary.

The North American leg opens in Tampa on April 25–26, covering 12 cities for 28 performances. Sun Bowl Stadium in El Paso and Gillette Stadium in Foxborough will host some of the largest K-pop concerts the continent has ever seen.

The boy band will also grace Stanford Stadium. This will make them the second artist, after Coldplay, to headline the venue. Other High-profile stages include AT&T Stadium in Arlington and M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore. BTS will make history yet again by becoming the first Korean solo act to perform there.

As can be seen in the official announcement on Weverse, after that, Europe will welcome BTS from June through July. The group will have ten performances across five cities, including London and Paris. The group will debut solo concerts in Madrid and Brussels, cementing their rising prominence across the European market.

The tour will move to Latin America with stops in São Paulo and Buenos Aires, then continues across Asia and Oceania. Cities like Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Jakarta, and more highlight the group’s global influence and fan devotion.

Fans may think the tour missed a few spots in the Middle East, yet BTS has surprises in store for every corner.

Will BTS be making more stops on their world tour?

BTS is expected to expand their world tour beyond the currently listed 34 cities. The official tour poster on Weverse included a note indicating additional stops in Japan, the Middle East, and other regions for 2027. So fans can anticipate further announcements.

BIGHIT MUSIC confirmed through a press release that the initial schedule represents only the first phase of the tour. The agency is actively planning new global destinations, emphasizing the Middle East as a key region for expansion. This signals a truly global ambition for the tour.

With additional dates likely to be revealed, BTS aims to reach fans in previously unlisted cities. The 2027 leg may include concerts across Asia and the Middle East, allowing more ARMYs to experience the performances firsthand and celebrate the reunion.

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Written by

Iffat Siddiqui

Edited by

Itti Mahajan