BTS to broadcast Kaohsiung and Jakarta concerts to theaters worldwide
BIGHIT MUSIC announced that BTS's world tour 'ARIRANG' concerts in Kaohsiung and Jakarta will be broadcast via live viewing to theaters in approximately 80 countries and regions.
BIGHIT MUSIC announced that the Kaohsiung and Jakarta performances of the BTS 'ARIRANG' world tour will be broadcast via live viewing across approximately 80 countries and regions. The screenings will cover the second Kaohsiung show on November 21 and the third Jakarta performance on December 29, reaching thousands of screens globally.
BIGHIT MUSIC announced that the Kaohsiung and Jakarta performances of BTS's world tour 'ARIRANG' will be broadcast via live viewing in theaters around the world.
The live viewings will cover the second Kaohsiung performance on November 21 and the third Jakarta performance on December 29, with real-time or delayed broadcasts scheduled across approximately 80 countries and regions.
The Kaohsiung performance will reach audiences through approximately 3,300 screens, while the Jakarta performance will be shown on approximately 2,800 screens. In South Korea, the viewings can be watched through the three major multiplexes: CGV, LOTTE CINEMA, and Megabox.
During this world tour, BTS has already presented live viewings for performances in Goyang, Busan, Tokyo, Buenos Aires, and São Paulo. The group will hold three performances at the Kaohsiung National Stadium on November 19 and November 21–22, followed by three performances at the Gelora Bung Karno Main Stadium in Jakarta on December 26–27 and December 29.
Following the release of their fifth studio album 'ARIRANG' in March, the world tour began in Goyang in April. Recently, the group held 14 performances across five cities in South America, drawing a total of 853,000 spectators. Starting from the 19th, they are scheduled to continue with a total of 15 performances across five Asian cities, including Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, and Jakarta.
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