BTS to Show Live Performances in Over 2,000 Theaters Worldwide as Part of “BTS MOVIE WEEKS” from September 24 to October 5

BTS will launch the large-scale project “BTS MOVIE WEEKS,” during which live performances by the group will be shown in over 2,000 theaters across more than 65 countries and regions from September 24 to October 5. This was announced on the 21st by their agency, Big Hit Music. The screening project includes four live performance videos that document BTS’s growth journey and significant moments. The first is “BTS LIVE HYANGYANGYEONHWA ON STAGE: EPILOGUE” from 2016, a performance that marked the first time a Korean singer performed at the Kia Stadium. “BTS LIVE TRILLOGY EPISODE THREE THE WINGS TOUR THE FINAL” from 2017 shows their rise as global artists following a win at the Billboard Music Awards, documenting their achievements after that major award show. “BTS WORLD TOUR LOVE YOURSELF: SPEAK YOURSELF LONDON” from 2019 is a historic stage as it was the first time a Korean singer held a solo concert at Wembley Stadium in the UK. At that time, BTS attracted 120,000 fans over two days, proving their global popularity. Finally, “BTS MUSTER SOJU” from 2021 is an online fanmeeting held to celebrate the group’s 8th anniversary. During the pandemic, it was watched by over 1.33 million people in 195 countries and regions, demonstrating their strong global connection with fans. To provide a highly immersive experience, these performances have been remastered in 4K ultra-high definition with 5.1 surround sound. Audience members can watch the screenings holding BTS’s official Lightstick. In South Korea, the shows will be shown at Megabox from September 23 to October 21 for about a month. Tickets go on sale on September 10, and on the first day, September 23, a special screening at the COEX location will feature all four performance videos. In the first week, fans can watch the 2016 and 2017 concerts, in the second week the 2019 and 2021 performances, and in weeks 3 and 4 all four videos will be shown. The overseas screening schedules vary by country, and detailed information can be found on the official “BTS MOVIE WEEKS” website. Meanwhile, BTS has officially announced the release of a new album and a large-scale world tour next spring. They have been traveling to the United States one after another since last month to focus on music production and tour preparations, while continuing to actively communicate with fans through platforms like Weverse, their global superfan community.