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There’s no denying it: 2026’s gig calendar is already looking outrageously good, and this latest announcement has exploded in our group chats like ‘Dynamite.’ K-pop royalty BTS have officially announced a world tour, and Singapore is very much on the map. Better still, the sprawling 70-plus date tour includes four nights here, making it the group’s longest stop in Asia outside of Korea and Japan.
The tour kicks off in Goyang, South Korea this April and runs all the way through 2027, marking BTS’s first headline shows as a full group since the Permission To Dance On Stage tour in 2021 and 2022. Every stop on the new tour will feature an immersive, 360-degree in-the-round stage design, putting Army right at the heart of the action.
Whether you’ve been here since ‘No More Dream’ or you only slipped down the rabbit hole during ‘Butter’, this is one concert run that’s set to hit harder than a Jung Kook high note. If this is their grand return, they’re doing it in very Bangtan fashion – bigger, bolder and built to be remembered. Here’s everything you need to know.
When is BTS performing in Singapore?
BTS are taking over Singapore this December with four unmissable shows. The group will hit the stage on December 17, 19, 20 and 22, 2026, turning the final stretch of the year into a massive Army celebration and ending the year on a high note. It’s a rare four-night run that cements Singapore as a major stop on their world tour map.
Where is BTS performing in Singapore?
The shows will take place at the Singapore National Stadium, aka the same venue where BTS made history in 2019 as the first K-pop act to sell it out during their Love Yourself tour. It’s the ideal setting for ‘My Universe’ levels of performance artistry and Idol-worthy hype.
How to get tickets?
Army, this is your cue to move fast. Tickets for BTS’ Army Membership holders will go on sale from January 22 to 23 here and here, giving fans first dibs on what will almost certainly be one of the hottest tickets of the year.
As for general ticket sales in Singapore, details have yet to be confirmed, but what we do know is that Klook is the official partner, alongside the Singapore Tourism Board and HYBE. Expect multiple ticket categories, potential fan presales and a digital queue that will test your reflexes, patience and Wi-Fi strength. Keep an eye on official announcements dropping soon. Because when BTS tickets are involved, waiting around is very ‘Not Today’.
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