BTS have had a massive 2026, and things aren’t about to slow down for them next year.
The group’s label HYBE have confirmed that they will extend their record-breaking ARIRANG World Tour into the first half of 2027, and “activities” from BTS as both a group and solo.
In the company’s 2026 Q3 earnings call, HYBE CEO Lee Jae-sang revealed they hit record highs thanks to BTS’s comeback this year, which brought in ₩1.5257 trillion won ($1,588,807,529 CAD) in revenue and 188.5 billion won ($196,326,520 CAD) in operating profit. According to the report, BTS concerts drew an average of 70,000 fans per show, generating ₩726.8 billion won from ticket sales alone.
Lee confirmed that BTS “will continue their tour until the first half of next year to meet fans around the world. They will pursue music work and diverse projects in parallel to expand their horizons.”
As for what that will look like, Lee added, “We are considering activities following the ARIRANG World Tour through various forms of discussions with the BTS members.”
The most exciting news to come out of the call, however, is that we can expect more from BTS, and possibly even more solo work from all seven members: RM, Jin, SUGA, j-hope, Jimin, V and Jungkook.
“We also plan to announce additional concert plans regarding the world tour,” he added. “We are preparing for both group and solo activities after the tour.”