K-pop phenomenon BTS has officially announced a world tour this year. And yeah, the list of their destination countries is already getting a lot of attention. One of them is Jakarta. So, will you be watching Jungkook and the rest live right in front of your eyes?
84 shows in 34 different cities
After taking a break from full-group activities, BTS has finally announced a world tour this year. The tour lineup was revealed directly through BTS’s official platform. ARMYs couldn’t hide their excitement, since it’s been a long time since all seven members performed together.
Jungkook and the rest of the members are set to take on the world with 81 shows across 34 major cities. The seven of them will travel from Asia to the Americas and Europe, reuniting with the ARMYs they’ve been missing. The tour is also expected to extend into next year, with a fresh lineup of cities likely to follow.
Jakarta is, of course, included on BTS’s tour list this year. The excitement among Indonesian fans is unavoidable. In Indonesia, BTS is planned to hold a consecutive two-day concert on December 26–27, 2026. This special reunion is sure to leave a lasting impression. Not only for all seven members, but also for Indonesian ARMYs, as a sweet way to close out the year.
BTS World Tour 2026 full dates
As previously announced, BTS will be holding 81 shows across 34 major cities around the world. If you’re curious to check out the full schedule, take a look at the details below!
- 9 April and 11-12 April – Goyang, South Korea
- 17-18 April – Tokyo
- 25-26 April – Tampa, Florida
- 2-3 May – El Paso, Texas
- 7 May and 9-10 May – Mexico City
- 16-17 May – Stanford, California
- 23-24 and 27 May – Las Vegas
- 12-13 June – Busan, South Korea
- 26-27 June – Madrid
- 1-2 July – Brussels
- 6-7 July – London
- 11-12 July – Munich
- 17-18 July – Paris
- 1-2 Aug – East Rutherford, New Jersey
- 5-6 Aug – Foxborough, Massachusetts
- 10-11 Aug – Baltimore
- 15-16 Aug – Arlington, Texas
- 22-23 Aug – Toronto
- 27-28 Aug – Chicago
- 1-2 Sept and 5-6 Sept – Los Angeles
- 2-3 Oct – Bogotá, Colombia
- 9-10 Oct – Lima, Peru
- 16-17 Oct – Santiago, Chile
- 23-24 Oct – Buenos Aires, Argentina
- 28 Oct and 30-31 Oct – São Paulo
- 19 Nov and 21-22 Nov – Kaohsiung, Taiwan
- 3 Dec and 5-6 Dec – Bangkok
- 12-13 Dec – Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
- 17 Dec, 19-20 Dec and 22 Dec – Singapore
- 26-27 Dec – Jakarta
- 12-13 Feb – Melbourne, Australia
- 20-21 Feb – Sydney
- 4 March and 6-7 March – Hong Kong
- 13-14 March – Manila, Philippines
So, are you ready to see Jungkook, V, Jimin, RM, Jin, Suga, and J-Hope live in your city?
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