BTS is bringing its record-shattering ARIRANG world tour to the big screen this weekend, with the live viewing of the group’s historic Buenos Aires concert rolling out in cinemas across the Americas on October 24 and the rest of the world on October 25. The screenings capture the septet’s first-ever performance in Argentina — a milestone date on a tour that has already crossed the $500 million mark.
Titled “BTS WORLD TOUR ‘ARIRANG’ IN BUENOS AIRES: LIVE VIEWING,” the cinema event broadcasts the concert from the Estadio Único Diego Armando Maradona in La Plata, near Buenos Aires. A 30-second trailer released on October 14, set to the group’s 2016 track “Burning Up (Fire),” shows RM, Jin, Suga, j-hope, Jimin, V and Jung Kook in black outfits and casual streetwear amid dramatic stage effects, as reported by Mirchi.
Two weekends, two milestones
The Buenos Aires screening is the first of a South American double-header. The second, “BTS WORLD TOUR ‘ARIRANG’ IN SÃO PAULO,” follows on October 30 in the Americas and October 31 elsewhere, broadcasting the October 30 concert at São Paulo’s Estádio do MorumBIS — the grand finale of the tour’s Latin American leg, which kicked off October 2 in Bogotá, according to Dojeon Media.
These are the fourth and fifth live viewing events of the ARIRANG tour, following cinema broadcasts of the Goyang opener and Tokyo Dome show in April and the Busan homecoming concert in June. Both South American screenings are part of HYBE CINE FEST 2026, running October 24–31 across more than 60 territories with Trafalgar Releasing, alongside concert films from SEVENTEEN, TOMORROW X TOGETHER and ENHYPEN, per BroadwayWorld.
A tour for the history books
The cinema push underscores the sheer scale of ARIRANG. The tour passed $500 million in grosses earlier this month, with two MetLife Stadium nights in New Jersey alone generating $31.8 million from 158,000 tickets, and two London shows at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium drawing 65,000 fans each — a venue record, according to InMusic. With stadium dates still scheduled into 2027, the Buenos Aires and São Paulo broadcasts give global ARMY a front-row seat to the tour’s biggest remaining chapter.
