BTS plans to add more dates to its ARIRANG World Tour and work on new music and other projects in 2027, according to HYBE. The company shared the plans on Tuesday as it reported record quarterly earnings.
HYBE CEO Lee Jae-sang said during an earnings call that additional tour dates would be announced and that the company was preparing group and solo activities for after the tour. A company release also said BTS would continue touring through the first half of 2027 while working on music and other projects.
BTS began its global comeback tour in April, following the release of its album ARIRANG in March. The group has performed across Asia, North America, Europe and Latin America. After a break, the tour is scheduled to resume later in November with more shows in Asia and stops in Australia. Previously announced dates run through mid-March in the Philippines.
HYBE reported third-quarter revenue of 1.52757 trillion Korean won, equivalent to $1.135 billion, and operating profit of 188.5 billion won, or $140.35 million. The company said both figures were all-time highs, attributing the results to BTS’ world tour and continued progress in its multihome, multigenre strategy.
Sources: Billboard.