By now, most of you would have already heard the news. Korean super boy band BTS is having a comeback this year and announced their 2026/2027 BTS World Tour just earlier this week. Singapore will host the concert on 17, 19, 20 and 22 Dec, making its stop here the longest in Asia, outside of Korea and Japan.
This 4-night tour in Singapore was made possible through the Singapore Tourism Board’s partnership with BTS’s company, HYBE and its labels. Singapore is certainly no stranger to the K-pop group, having the boys perform here several times since 2014. Their last visit to Singapore as a group was for their ‘LOVE YOURSELF’ concert in 2019, which also made them the first K-pop act to perform at and sell out the Singapore National Stadium.
Some of the BTS members have also held solo concerts in our Lion City in recent years, including SUGA in 2023 and j-hope in 2025. Jin’s latest music video for his single, “Don’t Say You Love Me”, was also shot entirely in Singapore, featuring locations such as National Gallery Singapore, Gardens by the Bay and Singapore Flyer.
Currently, there are no details about when ticket sales will go live. In fact, there are no confirmations about the venue of the concert, either. But we can all take a safe guess based on BTS’s previous visits that it will be held at the largest possible venue: Singapore National Stadium.
If you’re going to attend the concert, stay tuned for more info drops. For now, BTS ARMY can look forward to the group’s comeback launch on 20 Mar, when they will release their next album. This is a highly anticipated event as the group has been on hiatus for the past 3 years, with the members taking the time to complete their mandatory military service.
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