About 500 admission wristbands stolen at BTS concert venue in Goyang

Police said about 500 admission wristbands were stolen from a BTS concert venue at Goyang Stadium in Goyang city on Saturday. A report was received around 3:20 p.m. that a man fled with the wristbands from a ticket booth. The theft occurred during BTS's new world tour titled 'Arirang'.

Police are investigating the theft of about 500 admission wristbands at Goyang Stadium in Goyang city on Saturday, April 11. A report came in around 3:20 p.m. that a man had fled from a ticket booth with the wristbands. These wristbands are required for entry to the BTS concert venue.

Upon receiving the report, officers began tracking the suspect. Goyang lies just northwest of Seoul, where BTS's new world tour, 'Arirang,' is underway.

BTS kicked off the tour with performances on Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday in Goyang. The three-night run launches an 85-show tour across 34 cities worldwide, including Tokyo, Los Angeles, Munich, Paris, Toronto, Lima, Santiago, and Bangkok, running through 2027.

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Following their free comeback concert in Seoul last month, South Korean boy band BTS kicks off its 'Arirang' world tour in Goyang on Thursday. The three nights at Goyang Stadium launch what is poised to be K-pop's largest tour ever, with 85 performances across 34 cities worldwide. Organizer Live Nation reports 46 shows already sold out, including 2.4 million tickets for North American and European dates.

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BTS held the second show of their Arirang world tour at Goyang Stadium on April 11 after a hiatus for mandatory military service. Tens of thousands of fans lit up the venue with purple light sticks as the group performed new tracks and hits. The tour spans 85 shows across 34 cities, the largest ever for a K-pop act.

South Korean police have announced stringent measures against terror threats for BTS's free comeback concert at Gwanghwamun Square on March 21, 2026, following the group's ARIRANG album release. Building on earlier preparations for up to 260,000 attendees, new protocols address recent risks amid Middle East tensions.

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BTS is set to hold a massive free concert at Gwanghwamun Square on March 21 to mark their comeback with the album 'Arirang'. The performance is expected to fuse Korean traditional heritage with state-of-the-art stage production. Organizers are preparing extensive safety measures for the anticipated large crowds.

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BTS is set for its full-group comeback concert at Gwanghwamun Square on March 21 after nearly four years. Nearby merchants show mixed expectations about a business boom, while the government has raised the terror alert to 'caution' level.

 

 

 

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