The citywide programme, called BTS City, includes drone shows, landmark light-ups, and merchandise pop-ups tied to the release of BTS’ new album.

Major foreign media outlets are continuously reporting on the upcoming comeback of the globally popular K-pop group BTS. On the 19th, the New York Times (NYT) reported, “BTS is set to resume activities as ‘pop idols’ following their military service through the release of their new album *‘Arirang’* on the 20th and a live performance broadcast on

BTS have supercharged their ARIRANG comeback with massive citywide activations across Seoul, London and New York, turning global landmarks, drone shows and fan hubs into a three‑city celebration of their new era.

BTS comeback with ARIRANG will usher in a new era for the band, comprising RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V and Jungkook. It is bringing back 'Borahae' for ARMY, however, not with purple, instead red hearts.

As the boy band returns on Friday with “Arirang,” listen to key albums and solo releases by its seven members.

By Joyce Lee SEOUL, March 21 (Reuters) - South Korea shut down the heart of Seoul on Saturday for a comeback concert by Kpop supergroup BTS, as authorities prepare for an estimated 260,000 fans to flood the capital's streets and millions more to watch the show live on Netflix.

Who turned us into studying machines?/Who made it so that if you’re not first, you’re a failure” (‘N.O’) “I’m a crow’s leg, you’re a heron’s leg/My legs are short, so how can we compete in the same event?

On Friday, the boy band and global juggernaut BTS released its first album of new music since the pandemic. On Saturday, the group is performing live in central Seoul, the South Korean capital. It’s their first concert in three years,