BTS Arirang tour: Where to buy tickets when they sell out in Asia

Published September 16, 2026 10:15

Tim James

Tim James

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Singapore, Bangkok, and Kuala Lumpur are just a few of the major Asian cities where BTS Arirang has tickets sold out. Before purchasing flights or relying on an advertised ticket, fans who are still planning a trip should verify with the official seller for each city.

As of Wednesday, 16 September, Live Nation’s tour listings mark those three destinations as sold out. Other stops have ticket links, but a «Find tickets» button does not establish that seats remain available.

The tour continues through Latin America in October before returning to Asia. For readers travelling from Central Asia, the late-year Asian dates offer several possible destinations, provided they can secure admission.

Where to check BTS Arirang tickets

These are upcoming Asian stops and the booking routes identified in official artist, promoter or ticketing information.

CityConcert datesWhere to check
Kaohsiung, Taiwan19, 21–22 November 2026Follow the Taiwan links in Live Nation’s tour listing
Bangkok, Thailand3, 5–6 December 2026ThaiTicketMajor; promoter lists shows as sold out
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia12–13 December 2026Live Nation Malaysia; listed as sold out
Singapore17, 19–20 and 22 December 2026Ticketmaster Singapore; all four shows sold out
Jakarta, Indonesia26–27 and 29 December 2026Check BTS tour information and tiket.com’s additional-show listing
Hong Kong4, 6–7 March 2027Follow the Hong Kong links in Live Nation’s tour listing
Bulacan, Philippines13–14 and 16 March 2027Follow the Philippines links in Live Nation’s tour listing

Availability was checked on 16 September. For cities without a verified seat inventory, these links are places to check, not promises of available tickets.

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How much do Arirang tour tickets cost?

Singapore provides a confirmed reference point. Ticketmaster lists standard categories from SGD 148 ($116) to SGD 328 ($257), with VIP at SGD 388 ($305), before booking fees.

Those are published ticket prices for sold-out shows, not current offers. Other cities set their own prices and package conditions.

For Singapore, VIP includes a premium seat and soundcheck access, alongside merchandise benefits. It does not advertise a meet-and-greet.

Do you need ARMY membership?

Buying membership now does not reopen an expired presale.

The BIGHIT MUSIC notice set registration deadlines in May for the Asia and Australia membership presales. Singapore’s general sale followed on 5 June.

For any newly announced show or ticket release, read its individual notice: membership eligibility, registration deadlines and sale times can differ.

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What if your chosen show is sold out?

Return to the authorised event page for announcements about additional inventory or dates. Do not assume that a third-party offer is an approved resale option: Singapore’s published event terms prohibit resale and warn that tickets from unauthorised sellers may be invalid.

There is also a cinema alternative. The official BTS live-viewing website covers broadcasts from Buenos Aires and São Paulo.

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