How to watch TWO BTS world tour concerts in the cinema

Here's how to get your tickets

K-pop band BTS
Author: Anna Sky MagliolaPublished 30th Mar 2026
Last updated 30th Mar 2026

Following the announcement that BTS would be returning to music in 2026 with a new album called 'Arirang' and a their single 'SWIM', the band announced a huge world tour including two dates in the UK. The tour has now sold out, but fans will soon have the chance to see a live stream of two different concerts from their tour.

The band, who started a hiatus back in 2022 in order to do mandatory military service, reunited last year to confirm to very excited fans that they would be returning with new music. Announcing a huge run of dates in 2026, BTS will be coming to the UK in July, with just two dates, both in London.

BTS tour dates

When are BTS on tour in the UK?

They will be performing just two dates in the UK on the 6th and 7th July, at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London.

What is the live cinema viewing?

If you weren't able to get hold of tickets to see the band on tour, then there will soon be the opportunity to watch them perform on tour through a live stream showing at cinemas.

There will be two different showings, one on Saturday 11th April, which will be a live stream of their Goyang, South Korea gig, with another on Saturday 18th April, which will be a live stream of their Tokyo, Japan gig.

The Goyang gig will be the band's first performance since their comeback gig, which is available to watch on Netflix.

Is there a trailer?

Yes, there is a trailer, you can watch it below.

How to buy tickets

Tickets have now sold out for both UK dates, however you can now buy tickets for the cinema showings of the live stream. These tickets went on sale at 1pm on 25th February.

Check your local cinema here and buy tickets.

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