BTS 'Arirang' World Tour Finale Beamed Live from São Paulo to Cinemas Worldwide

On 30 October 2026, BTS brought the grand finale of their 'Arirang' world tour's Latin America leg to cinema audiences worldwide through a live viewing broadcast originating from Estádio MorumBIS in São Paulo, Brazil. The 195-minute cinematic event, directed by Jung Jae-ha, captured the group's sold-out stadium performance and streamed it in real time to theatres across Australia, North America, Europe and beyond, with some territories receiving time-shifted broadcasts to suit local schedules. The São Paulo concerts — two nights at MorumBIS — marked the conclusion of a Latin America run that also included dates in Argentina, making it BTS's most expansive engagement with South American fans to date. The live viewing was billed as historically significant: the first time a BTS concert had been broadcast live to cinemas directly from South America. Tickets were available through major cinema chains including Hoyts, Cinemark, Cineplex and Fandango. The event underlined the global reach of the K-pop group, who resumed touring under the 'Arirang' banner — a title referencing the iconic Korean folk song — after completing mandatory military service.