BTS Wraps North America. Next: First-Ever Bogotá

by Hannah / Sep 10, 2026 01:20 PM EDT

BTS closed the North American leg of its "Arirang" world tour on Sunday with a sold-out four-night run at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles. The tour's next stop is Bogotá, Colombia, on Oct. 2 - a country BTS has never performed in before.

The North American leg's final numbers: 31 shows across 12 cities, roughly 1.92 million tickets sold, every date sold out in advance. The four SoFi shows alone drew about 282,000 fans; combined with BTS's 2021 run at the same venue, the group has now played SoFi Stadium eight times for a cumulative 496,000 attendees - more concerts than any other act has staged there.

South America Schedule

Oct. 2-3 - Bogotá, Colombia - Estadio Nemésio Camacho El Campín (BTS's first-ever shows in Colombia)
Oct. 7, 9-10 - Lima, Peru - Estadio San Marcos (first-ever in Peru)
Oct. 14, 16-17 - Santiago, Chile - Estadio Nacional Julio Martínez Prádanos
Oct. 21, 23-24 - Buenos Aires, Argentina - Estadio Único de La Plata (first-ever in Argentina)
Oct. 28, 30-31 - São Paulo, Brazil - Estádio do MorumBIS

General on-sale for the full South American leg closed April 10, and demand followed the same pattern as the rest of the tour - North America, Europe and the UK have since sold out completely. Any remaining South American inventory runs through each country's official platform:

Colombia (Bogotá): Live Nation - livenation.lat
Peru (Lima): Ticketmaster Peru - ticketmaster.pe
Chile (Santiago): Ticketmaster Chile - ticketmaster.cl
Argentina (Buenos Aires): AllAccess - allaccess.com.ar (exclusive channel - not sold through Ticketmaster or Live Nation)
Brazil (São Paulo): Ticketmaster Brazil - ticketmaster.com.br

Presale and on-sale links are also mirrored on the official tour site, btsworldtourofficial.com, which BIGHIT MUSIC recommends as the first stop for verifying any link before buying - the label has repeatedly warned fans against resale listings at markup.

Demand for a Latin American stop was building before the tour was even confirmed. After Mexican promoter OCESA told the government the tour's schedule couldn't accommodate an additional stop, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum personally appealed to South Korean President Lee Jae-myung to add shows in Mexico - a request that ultimately didn't change the routing.

After São Paulo, "Arirang" heads to Southeast Asia in November and December, with stops in Taiwan, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia, followed by Australia dates in February 2027. Middle East shows have been announced for 2027, with venues still pending.