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Thursday, Jan 15, 2026

BTS Global Comeback Tour Confirmed with Australian Dates and Ticket Sales Details

K-pop superstars BTS announce world tour spanning five continents including Australia with presale access for ARMY members and general ticket release dates
South Korean supergroup BTS has officially announced their long-awaited global concert tour for 2026–2027, marking the band’s first full-group run since completing mandatory military service and releasing their new album in March.

The world tour will span five continents with a schedule of shows in Asia, North America, Europe, Latin America and Australia, where fans can expect iconic stadium performances as part of the band’s most expansive tour to date.

Tour dates and venues for the Australian leg include planned concerts in Melbourne and Sydney in February two thousand and twenty-seven as part of the extended itinerary, giving local ARMY ample opportunity to experience BTS live on home soil after years of anticipation.

Australians should prepare for high demand once sales begin and act promptly to secure tickets as soon as they are available. 

Tickets for the BTS Australia shows will become available through official outlets including Live Nation and Ticketmaster’s Australian platform, where listings reflecting confirmed dates and seating options have appeared.

Presale access is scheduled to open for BTS Global Official Fanclub members — known as the ARMY — on January twenty-second and twenty-third, offering early purchase opportunities ahead of the general sale.

Fans who join the official fanclub via the group’s global platform Weverse can obtain presale credentials; membership costs approximately twenty-five thousand Korean won, equivalent to around twenty-five Australian dollars.

General public ticket sales are set to begin on January twenty-fourth, with prices and detailed seating maps to be confirmed by each ticketing provider. 

BTS’s world tour is projected to be one of the largest in K-pop history, with nearly eighty shows across thirty-four cities and a 360-degree stage design aimed at providing immersive experiences for audiences worldwide.

The announcement has already generated considerable excitement among fans in Australia, reigniting enthusiasm across the nation’s vibrant K-pop community.

As the countdown to presale begins, prospective ticket-buyers are advised to register with official ticketing services and monitor announcements closely to secure spots for what promises to be a landmark series of concerts in the band’s storied touring legacy. 
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