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The return of BTS is taking shape in a big way, as the global supergroup lines up a series of high-profile appearances and releases that signal the start of a new era.
The septet will head back to “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” for their first group late-night appearance in years. They will appear for an in-studio interview and deliver two performances across consecutive episodes.
The interview and first performance will air on March 25. The second performance is scheduled for the following night.
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The last time BTS appeared together on “The Tonight Show” was during their 2021 takeover.
While some members have since made solo appearances, this marks the first time in years that all seven will reunite for a late-night performance.
‘BTS: The Comeback Live | Arirang’
The upcoming guesting arrives at a pivotal moment for the group, just as they unveil their fifth studio album, “Arirang,” released on Friday.
Even before the album drop, BTS will connect with fans worldwide through “BTS: The Comeback Live | Arirang,” a global streaming event happening March 21 on Netflix.
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‘BTS: The Return’
The celebrations continue with the premiere of their feature documentary, “BTS: The Return,” on March 27. The film offers a closer look at the group’s journey back into the spotlight.
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Alongside their media appearances and releases, BTS has also confirmed a large-scale 2026–2027 world tour.
The tour will begin in South Korea this April and extend through March 2027, covering more than 70 shows across Asia, North America, South America, Australia and Europe.
It marks their first major concert series since the “Permission to Dance on Stage” tour in 2021–2022.
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