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After nearly four years away from the spotlight, the world's biggest boy band is officially back. BTS is set to release their highly anticipated new album, 'ARIRANG,' on 20th March, marking a massive milestone for the group and their global fanbase.
To celebrate the reunion, RM, Jin, Jimin, V, Suga, Jung Kook, and j-hope are teaming up with Netflix for a special live performance that will be broadcast to every corner of the globe.
Check Out the Trailer:
What's in 'BTS The Comeback Live'?
Netflix India recently shared a moving teaser for the upcoming event, 'BTS The Comeback Live.' The video reflects on the emotional moment in 2022 when the band announced their hiatus, featuring the voices of fans describing the heartbreak they felt at the time.
However, the tone quickly shifts to one of triumph. The trailer shows the septet regrouping at Gwanghwamun Square in the heart of Seoul. The members share their reflections on the break, noting that each of them has evolved during their time apart. They emphasise their unbreakable bond, stating that when the seven of them are together, they can achieve anything and must simply keep moving forward.
How to Watch 'BTS The Comeback Live' in India?
This concert marks a historic moment as Netflix's first-ever global livestream event broadcast directly from South Korea. For the BTS ARMY in India, the wait ends on 21st March at 4:30 PM IST, exclusively on Netflix.
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Inside the New Album: 'ARIRANG'
The new project is a deep dive into the group's identity, roots, and growth over the years. BTS recently revealed the 14-track list on social media, sparking excitement with titles such as 'Body to Body' (The opening track), 'Hooligan,' 'Aliens,' 'FYA,' and 'SWIM,' and more.
The fun is just getting started once the livestream ends. On 27th March, Netflix will premiere 'BTS: The Return,' a feature-length documentary directed by Bao Nguyen. The film offers an intimate, behind-the-scenes look at the band’s reunion and the creative process behind the new album.
Following the release, the group will launch the Arirang World Tour (2026-2027). This massive trek will cover 34 regions with 82 shows across Asia, North America, Europe, and the Middle East, marking their first headlining tour since 2022.
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Why the Wait?
The four-year gap was due to South Korea's mandatory military service requirements. While some athletes and classical musicians receive exemptions, K-pop stars do not.
The group managed their enlistments in phases to allow for solo projects. Jin was the first to enter service in 2022 and the first to be discharged in 2024. Suga was the final member to complete his duties, serving as a social service agent due to a previous shoulder injury, while the other six members served in the army. Now fully reunited, the group is ready to begin its next chapter.
