BTS ARIRANG World Tour: Asia & Australia Dates 2026–2027

BTS's ARIRANG World Tour, which supports their fifth studio album ARIRANG, moves to Asia on November 19, 2026, with three nights at Kaohsiung National Stadium in Taiwan. December brings Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore and Jakarta. Australia (Melbourne and Sydney) follows in February 2027, then Hong Kong and the Philippines in March. The current schedule ends on March 14, 2027.

Remaining ARIRANG tour dates (Nov 2026 – Mar 2027)

The Asia–Pacific leg of BTS's ARIRANG world tour opens in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, on November 19, 2026, and continues through Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore and Jakarta in December, Melbourne and Sydney in February 2027, and Hong Kong and the Philippines in March 2027.

That's 23 shows in the Asia–Pacific leg, matching JamBase's count. A third Melbourne date (February 10) was added in June. Some ticket and fan sites list different venues for the Philippine dates, so check the official notice before booking travel.

How big is this tour?

When BTS announced the tour in January 2026, the plan covered 79 shows in 34 cities across Asia, North America, Latin America, Europe and Australia (Bandwagon). The Americas and Europe legs ran from April through the end of October, finishing in São Paulo.

The album behind it

ARIRANG came out on March 20, 2026. It debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 while lead single "SWIM" debuted at No. 1 on the Hot 100. Bandwagon reported that no Korean act had ever topped both charts with debuts in the same week. The album then held No. 1 on the Billboard 200 for three consecutive weeks, a first for a K-pop act, according to Korea JoongAng Daily. Expect the setlist to lean heavily on ARIRANG, with older hits mixed in.

Can you still get tickets?

Probably only through official resale or late-release batches. The Asia and Australia dates went on sale in early June: ARMY Membership presales came first, followed by general sales between June 4 and June 11 depending on the city. Availability now varies by city and date.

Practical advice:

1. Watch for production-hold releases. Promoters often release seats held back for staging a few days before a show. These appear on the official ticketing site, not on social media.
2. Use the official resale or exchange platform if your market has one (Ticketmaster markets often do).
3. Be very wary of resale sites and social-media sellers. Many Asian venues use named or mobile tickets tied to an ID, and transferred tickets can be refused at the gate.
4. Check entry rules per venue. Bag sizes, lightstick rules and ID requirements differ by country.

We don't link to resale marketplaces, and we'd advise against paying a stranger for a screenshot of a QR code.

Planning a trip: local times and practical notes

Weather and transport notes are general guidance, not venue rules. Always read the official entry guidelines for your show.

Concert-day checklist

• The ticket in the official app (and a screenshot is not a substitute where tickets are dynamic).
• Photo ID matching the ticket name, if your market uses named tickets.
• Official lightstick with fresh batteries. Pairing usually happens through the app before entry.
• Clear bag or small bag within the venue's size limit.
• Power bank, if the venue allows them. Rules differ by stadium.

Can't go? Ways to watch

BTS have offered paid livestreams and cinema broadcasts on past tours, usually announced through Weverse a few weeks before. Nothing has been confirmed for the Asia leg as of November 1. If it happens, we'll add it here. Unofficial restreams are both unreliable and a quick route to malware.

What's next

More dates "will be announced later," according to the original tour announcement, and the current schedule leaves gaps in spring 2027. Treat any new city you see as rumour until it shows up on BIGHIT MUSIC's official channels.

For the rest of this month's K-pop releases, see our November 2026 comeback calendar. Also touring Asia this winter: labelmates TXT, whose dates are in our TXT Steal the Wind world tour guide.