BTS Launches 'ARIRANG' World Tour with Rainy Concert in Goyang, South Korea
BTS ARIRANG Show: K-Pop Stars Begin World Tour With Rain-Soaked Concert In Goyang
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K-pop sensation BTS kicked off their 'ARIRANG' World Tour at Goyang Stadium in South Korea, performing for over two and a half hours despite heavy rain. The concert featured a 23-song setlist, including their latest tracks and fan favorites, drawing an audience of 22,000 with an estimated revenue potential of 2.7 trillion won.
- 01BTS launched their 'ARIRANG' World Tour at Goyang Stadium in South Korea.
- 02The concert featured a 23-song setlist and lasted over two and a half hours.
- 03BTS performed live for the first time their new song 'Come Over'.
- 04The tour is expected to generate up to 2.7 trillion won in revenue.
- 05Around 22,000 fans attended the concert, with many more gathering outside.
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BTS, the globally acclaimed K-pop group, commenced their highly anticipated 'ARIRANG' World Tour on Friday at Goyang Stadium in South Korea, despite facing heavy rain during the performance. This marked their first major tour after completing mandatory military service. The concert lasted over two and a half hours and featured a 23-song setlist, including tracks from their latest album and popular hits like 'Idol', 'Dynamite', and 'Butter'. Notably, they performed 'Come Over' live for the first time. The event attracted around 22,000 attendees, while approximately 200,000 fans gathered outside Gwanghwamun Square during a prior performance in March. Analysts predict the tour could generate up to 2.7 trillion won (roughly $2.1 billion USD) in revenue, potentially making it one of the highest-grossing tours in history.
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The tour's success could significantly boost local economies through tourism and related spending.
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