BTS Concerts in Taiwan and Indonesia to Broadcast in Global Cinemas

Two upcoming concerts from the K-pop supergroup BTS’s global tour will be broadcast live in cinemas across more than 80 countries and regions, BigHit Music announced on Tuesday.

Essential Facts for Global Fans

  • The live cinema broadcasts cover the second day of the concert in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, on November 21, and the third day in Jakarta, Indonesia, on December 29.
  • Screenings will take place in approximately 3,300 cinemas globally for the Kaohsiung performance and about 2,800 cinemas for the Jakarta date.
  • In South Korea, audiences can view the broadcasts across three major chains: CGV, Lotte Cinema, and Megabox.

The Arirang World Tour Asian Leg

The cinematic screenings form a major component of the Asian leg of the group’s “Arirang” world tour. The tour officially kicks off on November 19 in Kaohsiung, Taiwan.

The septet has scheduled a total of 15 performances across five distinct cities during this leg. Alongside Kaohsiung and Jakarta, the itinerary includes stops in Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, and Singapore.

Global Time Zone Adjustments and Screenings

BigHit Music confirmed that screening times will be carefully adjusted to accommodate different international time zones. Because of this logistical scheduling, fans in specific regions will watch the transmissions on a delayed basis one or two days later.

The announcement of these global cinema events was officially published via the K-pop fan community platform Weverse, outlining the scale of the rollout spanning over 80 territories.

Latin American Tour Precedent

Tour Segment / Event Key Locations Metrics / Scale
Kaohsiung Cinema Broadcast Kaohsiung, Taiwan (Performance date: Nov 21) Approx. 3,300 cinemas across 80+ countries
Jakarta Cinema Broadcast Jakarta, Indonesia (Performance date: Dec 29) Approx. 2,800 cinemas across 80+ countries

The upcoming cinema broadcasts build directly on the massive attendance figures recorded during the Latin American dates, extending live access to millions of fans globally who cannot attend the physical stadium venues.

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