Global fans of BTS will soon be able to experience the group’s upcoming Busan concert together through a massive worldwide live viewing event.

According to Korean media reports, BTS officially confirmed that their upcoming concert, BTS WORLD TOUR ‘ARIRANG’ IN BUSAN, will take place at Busan Asiad Main Stadium on June 12 and 13.

The second day of the concert, scheduled for June 13, will also be broadcast globally through a large-scale live viewing event in movie theaters around the world.

Fans attending the screenings will reportedly be able to watch the performance through giant cinema screens with enhanced theater sound systems, creating a stadium-like viewing experience outside the venue itself.

The scale of the event is already drawing huge attention online.

According to the announcement, the live viewing will be available across more than 80 countries and regions through over 3,800 theaters worldwide.

Because of international time zone differences, delayed screenings are also planned for parts of North America, South America, and Europe. Those broadcasts are expected to take place within one to two days after the live concert concludes in South Korea.

Ticket reservations for fans in Korea are scheduled to begin on May 28 at 10 a.m., while international ticket sales will open later that same day at 10 p.m.

Additional details regarding theaters and reservations are expected to be released through official BTS channels and partner websites.

The upcoming Busan concerts are already being described as emotionally significant for both BTS and fans.

Before beginning their military hiatus, BTS famously performed at the same stadium in October 2022 for the special concert supporting 2030 World Expo in Busan.

Now, after nearly three years and eight months, the group will officially return to the exact same venue — a detail that has made the upcoming performances especially meaningful to longtime fans.

The concerts also coincide with BTS’s debut anniversary on June 13, adding even more emotional weight to the event.

To celebrate the occasion, BTS is additionally expected to launch “The City Busan,” a large-scale citywide festival project tied to the concerts. Similar BTS “The City” events in previous years included themed attractions, merchandise, exhibitions, hotels, and fan experiences spread throughout the host city.

Fans online are already calling the Busan concerts one of the biggest K-Pop events of 2026, especially as the performances mark one of the group’s major full-group activities following military service.

With stadium shows, worldwide theater screenings, and anniversary celebrations all happening simultaneously, many ARMYs are describing the event as a symbolic “homecoming” for BTS and their global fandom.