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BTS Goyang World Tour Kicks Off with All 80,000 Tickets Sold Out – Largest K-Pop Tour to Date

BTS Goyang World Tour Kicks Off with All 80,000 Tickets Sold Out – Largest K-Pop Tour to Date

The opening concert of BTS’s world tour sold out completely amid overwhelming fan interest. BTS will hold “BTS WORLD TOUR ‘ARIRANG’ IN GOYANG” at the Goyang Stadium main arena on April 9, 11, and 12. Approximately 80,000 fans are expected to attend over these three days.

The pre-sale for club members, which took place on the 22nd, saw all three rounds of tickets sell out immediately. Over 1 million fans rushed to join online waiting lists within minutes. After tickets were made available first to club members, general sales began. Purchases could only be done through officially authorized accounts on designated ticketing platforms, with sales conducted simultaneously domestically and internationally. The agency strictly prohibited third-party purchasing, resale, or transfer of tickets, stating that violators would have their tickets canceled and denied entry.

BTS Goyang World Tour Kicks Off with All 80,000 Tickets Sold Out – Largest K-Pop Tour to Date

Thanks to the successful start of the tour, additional shows were added in Tampa and Stanford, USA, due to massive demand. Notably, BTS becomes only the second act after Coldplay to perform a solo show at Stanford Stadium. This is regarded as evidence of their global status in large-scale stadium tours.

“BTS WORLD TOUR ‘ARIRANG’” will continue after Goyang with concerts at Tokyo Dome in Japan on April 17 and 18. The tour will then travel to North America, Europe, South America, and Asia. In total, the tour will feature 81 performances in 34 cities, setting a record for the most shows in K-Pop tour history.

Meanwhile, BTS will release their fifth studio album “ARIRANG” on March 20. The album is expected to contain 14 tracks, and this return to music, along with the world tour, is generating high expectations among fans.

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