BTS annonce la diffusion mondiale en direct de leur concert de la tournée Arirang

BTS diffusera en direct son concert de retour à Busan dans les cinémas du monde entier le 13 juin. Cet événement marque le premier concert du groupe de K-pop dans un stade à domicile depuis 2022.

BTS a annoncé une diffusion mondiale en direct pour une soirée unique de leur performance à Busan dans le cadre de la tournée mondiale Arirang. Le concert aura lieu au Busan Asiad Municipal Stadium le 13 juin, date anniversaire officielle du groupe, et sera proposé aux fans grâce aux partenaires de Trafalgar Releasing dans les cinémas participants. Les billets seront mis en vente le 28 mai, et de plus amples détails sont disponibles sur le site BTS Live Viewing.

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BTS has unveiled a trailer promoting live theater screenings of their upcoming world tour for the album ARIRANG. The screenings include a live broadcast from Goyang, South Korea, on April 11, 2026, and a replay from Tokyo, Japan, on March 20, 2026, coinciding with the album's release. This marks the group's first full comeback after nearly four years.

Seoul is making extensive preparations for BTS's free 'Arirang' comeback concert at Gwanghwamun Square on March 21, with city and government agencies focusing on safety and tourism amid expected crowds of 260,000. Netflix will livestream the event in 190 countries, marking its first live broadcast in Korea. The city is transforming landmarks into an extended concert venue.

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BTS staged their first live performance as a group in three and a half years at Seoul’s Gwanghwamun Square on March 21, 2026, one day after releasing their album ‘Arirang’. The free event drew large crowds despite limited tickets and was broadcast live on Netflix. Leader RM performed with limited mobility due to an ankle injury.

Following the instant sell-out of tickets for their March 21, 2026, comeback concert at Seoul's Gwanghwamun Square, BTS is fueling a global travel boom, with Filipino visa applications to South Korea up 17 percent. Critics and experts highlight the event's potential for emotional and cultural impact as the group promotes their new album 'Arirang'.

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BTS launched their Arirang World Tour on April 9 at Goyang Stadium near Seoul, delivering a polished 23-song set amid steady rain for the first of three sold-out nights. Around 40,000 fans braved the downpour, with half a million more watching a livestream, staying engaged throughout as the group blended tracks from their new Arirang album with hits after a four-year hiatus due to mandatory military service.

Following initial preparations, South Korean authorities detailed enhanced security for the BTS comeback concert on March 21, 2026, in central Seoul, expecting up to 260,000 attendees. The one-hour free event, tied to the Arirang album release, will see 4,800 police and 3,400 officials deployed, prioritizing safety after the 2022 Itaewon crush.

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The livestream of K-pop group BTS's comeback concert 'BTS the Comeback Live: Arirang' drew 18.4 million views on Netflix, topping the streamer's weekly non-English series chart with 13.1 million views.

 

 

 

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