BTS Reportedly Making Major Comeback In 2026 With New Album, Massive Tour

BTS Army rise up! The South Korean pop sensation is reportedly gearing up for a major comeback with new music and their biggest world tour yet, scheduled for 2026.

According to Bloomberg, the tour will coincide with the release of a new album in March 2026, their first in six years. The tour would also mark the group's first full-group tour since their hiatus for mandatory military service, which began in 2022.

The tour is expected to feature around 65 shows worldwide, with more than 30 performances in North America. However, Big Hit Music, BTS's management company, has stated that details regarding the tour's dates and scale remain unconfirmed, per the Independent.

The band's return follows the completion of military service by all seven members — Jin, RM, Suga, J-Hope, Jung Kook, V and Jimin — with the last members discharged in June 2025. BTS confirmed their reunion during a Weverse livestream in July, where they announced plans to release a new album in spring 2026.

"Since this is a full-group album, it will reflect everyone’s thoughts," RM said at the time. "We’re approaching it with the mindset of going back to our roots."

Fans, known as the BTS Army, eagerly await the group's return, as this will be their first major tour in over four years. While specific cities and venues are yet to be confirmed, BTS reportedly plans to record new music in the U.S. later this year before finalizing tour details.