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BTS is gearing up for a 65-stop global tour in 2026, with over 30 concerts in North America, following the release of their first group album in six years.
BTS will make a comeback by spring 2026. (Photo Credits: Instagram)
BTS is once again the talk of the global music scene! The septet is reportedly preparing for its most ambitious world tour to date, a 65-stop concert series that will mark their official comeback as a full group after completing military service. According to a Bloomberg report, the group will also drop their first album in six years by the end of March 2026.
The band is currently spending two months in Los Angeles, collaborating with some of the top producers and composers in the global music industry. Their upcoming album marks a monumental return for RM, Jin, SUGA, J-Hope, Jimin, V, and Jungkook, who have each focused on solo projects over the past few years.
Over 30 Concerts In North America
Following the pandemic-related cancellation of their Map of the Soul tour and the limited Permission to Dance tour, BTS is reportedly eyeing a massive global schedule. Sources claim the group will perform in 65 cities worldwide, with more than 30 concerts planned in North America alone.
This scale of touring would be unprecedented for a K-pop act, solidifying BTS’ dominance as the world’s biggest boy band. However, their agency BIGHIT MUSIC responded to the reports, saying, “The schedule and scale of the new world tour have not been decided yet.”
Fans Await March 2026 Album Drop
Earlier this year, leader RM confirmed that BTS’ much-anticipated group album will be released in March 2026, aligning with their spring comeback plans. The last time all seven members performed together was at the Yet to Come concert in Busan in October 2022, which attracted nearly 50 million viewers globally.
Their final tour performance before enlistment was in Las Vegas in April 2022, earning approximately 25.8 billion KRW (around 18 million USD). With their military service now behind them, the members are expected to reunite stronger than ever — and ARMY around the world can’t wait to see BTS take over the stage once again.
Shrishti Negi is a journalist with over eight years of experience in the media industry. She leads the Entertainment desk at News18.com. She writes breaking news stories, generates feature ideas, edits copies, …Read More
Shrishti Negi is a journalist with over eight years of experience in the media industry. She leads the Entertainment desk at News18.com. She writes breaking news stories, generates feature ideas, edits copies, … Read More
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October 28, 2025, 08:11 IST
