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Calvin Klein taps BTS star Jung Kook for its Spring 2026 denim campaign, a nod to 1990s style with denim staples like the ’90s Trucker Jacket and Baggy/ Straight Jeans, plus logo tees and oversized bombers; prices range from $49 to $499 and the collection is shopable at calvinklein.com as Jung Kook gears up for BTS’s comeback and a new ARIRANG album.
Calvin Klein debuts a ’90s-inspired spring denim campaign featuring Jung Kook of BTS, directed by Mert Alas, highlighting refreshed denim silhouettes and personal style. The film includes a music-forward vibe with a Rosie Perez cameo and rolls out globally across Calvin Klein retail, calvinklein.com, social channels and out-of-home media.
The Seoul Metropolitan Government is coordinating a broad safety plan for BTS's comeback, including crowd-control zoning, real-time monitoring, emergency readiness, subway and bus adjustments, and inspections to curb price gouging, as officials expect large crowds and aim to ensure safe, accessible celebrations for fans.
BTS will stream a live comeback show from Seoul’s Gwanghwamun Square on March 21 on Netflix, followed by an intimate documentary, BTS: The Return, on March 27, as they release their fifth album ARIRANG and embark on a 34-city world tour.
Blackpink's Rosé earned multiple 68th Grammys nominations, including Best Pop Duo/Group for 'APT.' with Bruno Mars, as K‑Pop saw expanding nods; Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande won the category, reviving online talk about Ariana's past K‑Pop competition and BTS's Grammy history, while fans express mixed reactions to the outcome.
Mexico’s president said she sent a diplomatic note to South Korea’s leader requesting additional BTS concerts in Mexico after three May shows at the capital’s stadium sold out in under an hour, with about a million youths hoping to buy tickets. The government plans action against Ticketmaster Mexico for lack of transparency and may sanction resale platforms, while promoter OCESA said no more dates were available.
Mexico’s president asked South Korea’s president to help secure more BTS concerts after about 1 million fans wanted tickets but only 150,000 were released; three Mexico City shows are scheduled for May 7–10 as the consumer watchdog investigates Ticketmaster and resale platforms; BTS’s Arirang album is due in March, with the world tour launching in Korea on April 9.
HYBE CEO Jason Jaesang Lee outlined a 'HYBE 2.0' strategy centered on scarcity to maximize profits in 2026, aiming to blend online and offline fan experiences. BTS’s full-group return is viewed as the testing ground for exclusive events and gatekept releases, sparking debate over potential impacts on fan loyalty and accessibility.
BTS has announced a 79-date World Tour for 2026–27 across 34 regions with a 360-degree in-the-round stage. Presales begin late January after ARMY registration, with general onsales following. Early resale data show high get-in prices (e.g., Los Angeles around $431) and median prices near $2,386, with some markets like Toronto priced much higher. Listings are currently speculative pre-onsale, and prices are expected to settle once primary inventory is released. The tour marks BTS’s first major headline run since 2021–2022 and includes multi-night stadium stops in North America plus dates in Europe, Latin America, and Asia; full venue details are to be announced.
BTS has unveiled a 70-plus date world tour spanning Asia, North and South America, Europe and Australia from April 2026 to March 2027, with ARMY presales January 22–23 and general sales January 24. The announcement follows their return to music planned for March 20 after a near four-year hiatus tied to mandatory military service, with Suga recently completing his service and the other members having served as well.
Global K-pop icon BTS unveiled a 70+ date stadium world tour for 2026–2027 across 34 regions and 79 shows, including first-ever stops in Bogotá, Buenos Aires and Kaohsiung, plus a 360-degree in-the-round stage. The run opens April 9 with three consecutive Goyang shows, then Tokyo and Tampa before spanning North America, Europe, Latin America, Asia and Australia. ARMY presales begin Jan 22 with general sale Jan 24; BTS recently reunited in 2025 after military service and plan new music in spring 2026.
K-pop megastars BTS will perform at Stanford Stadium on May 16 and 17, 2026 as part of a massive world tour featuring a 360-degree in-the-round stage; ARMY members get a presale on Jan 22, with general tickets on sale Jan 24 via LiveNation. The Stanford run follows Coldplay’s recent shows and emphasizes Stanford’s role in hosting transformative arts experiences.
BTS announced a 79-show, five-continent stadium tour for 2026–27 to accompany their first new album in six years, dropping in March; the run kicks off in April in Goyang, South Korea and continues into 2027, with additional dates to be announced as the group resumes touring after its 2021 hiatus for mandatory military service.
BTS announced a multi‑city comeback world tour for 2026–27 to support an upcoming album due March 20, kicking off April 9 in Goyang, South Korea and visiting cities including Tokyo, Las Vegas, London, Paris, Chicago, Toronto, Bangkok, Sydney, and more through March 2027 with additional dates to be revealed; ARMY pre‑sale runs January 22–23 local time, general sale January 24.
BTS announced a massive 2026-27 world tour with two summer shows at Baltimore’s M&T Bank Stadium, part of a 70+ date, 34-region run promoted by Live Nation. The trek features a 360-degree in-the-round stage and stadium stops across North America, Europe, Latin America, Asia, and Australia. Tickets for US shows go on ARMY member presale Jan 22 (some dates Jan 23) with general on-sale Jan 24 via Live Nation/Ticketmaster, and presale requires ARMY membership registration and Weverse/Ticketmaster account verification.