BTS is bringing its ARIRANG World Tour to cinemas across South America, with live viewing events confirmed for Buenos Aires on October 24 and São Paulo on October 30. The screenings will mark the first time BTS’ current stadium tour has been broadcast live from the region, giving fans a chance to experience the group’s return to the stage on the big screen.
The two cinema events will be available exclusively in theaters worldwide, with tickets going on sale September 17 through the official BTS Live Viewing website. The broadcasts will capture the ARIRANG World Tour during its Latin American run, which begins October 2 in Bogotá after the group’s current break.
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BTS wrapped the first North American leg of the tour with four shows at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles on September 6. The Latin American dates will then take the group through several major cities before the tour continues into 2027, with the full run currently planned for more than 88 shows across 34 cities and 23 countries.
The ARIRANG World Tour began April 9 at Goyang Stadium in South Korea, marking BTS’ first full-group stadium tour since all seven members completed their mandatory military service. The tour supports ARIRANG, the group’s first studio album following their period of individual activities, and has already become one of the biggest concert runs of 2026.
Its production centers on a 360-degree in-the-round stage, allowing audiences around the stadium to remain close to the performance. BTS has also set multiple venue records along the way. Three shows at Tampa’s Raymond James Stadium grossed $40.7 million, while four concerts at Allegiant Stadium in Paradise generated $49.5 million from 246,000 tickets. In London, two performances at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium drew 65,000 fans per show, setting an attendance record for the venue.
The group also sold more than 141,000 tickets across two nights at Baltimore’s M&T Bank Stadium, while the two shows at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough grossed $28.6 million. At MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, BTS sold 158,000 tickets across two concerts and generated $31.8 million.
Cinema broadcasts have already been part of the ARIRANG era. Trafalgar Releasing and Big Hit previously brought the April 11 Goyang concert, April 18 Tokyo Dome performance and June 13 Busan anniversary concert to theaters worldwide. The format continues a long-running BTS tradition that includes the record-breaking 2022 live viewing of Permission to Dance on Stage – Seoul.
Selected ARIRANG World Tour performances have also reached fans through Weverse livestreams, while BTS’ March 2026 Netflix special BTS The Comeback Live | Arirang documented the group’s return to full-group activities.
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