BTS (aka Bangtan Boys/防弾少年団) have just announced another world tour!
It’s called Map of the Seoul, and it will also bring them back to Japan for shows in several large cities, including Fukuoka, Osaka and the Greater Tokyo Area. The group’s last performances in Japan were their 2019 Fanmeetings, which attracted huge crowds.
This BTS world tour will also take them to the North America and Europe.
A lot of details about this tour (including additional shows) are yet to be announced (and updated here in due course), but here is what we know so far (as of Jan 22nd):
JAPAN TOUR DATES 2020
June 28th (Sun) – Fukuoka PayPay Dome, Fukuoka (formerly Yafuoku Dome)
Doors: TBA / Start: TBA
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June 29th (Mon) – Fukuoka PayPay Dome, Fukuoka (formerly Yafuoku Dome)
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July 23rd (Thu) – Kyocera Dome, Osaka
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July 25th (Sat) – Kyocera Dome, Osaka
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July 26th (Sun) – Kyocera Dome, Osaka
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July 30th (Thu) – Kyocera Dome, Osaka
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August 1st (Sat) – Kyocera Dome, Osaka
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August 2nd (Sun) – Kyocera Dome, Osaka
Doors: TBA / Start: TBA
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August 7th (Fri) – Metlife Dome, Saitama (near Tokyo)
Doors: TBA / Start: TBA
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August 8th (Sat) – Metlife Dome, Saitama (near Tokyo)
Doors: TBA / Start: TBA
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September 1st (Tue) – Tokyo Dome
Doors: TBA / Start: TBA
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September 2nd (Wed) – Tokyo Dome
Doors: TBA / Start: TBA
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TICKET CATEGORIES
Fan club reserved seats: TBA
Reserved seats (public sale): TBA
Other types of seats: TBA
TICKET SALE
Fan Club pre-order: TBA
General sale on playguides: TBA
HOW TO GET TICKETS
Chances are best if you are a member of the Japanese fan club (for which you usually need to be a resident in Japan, with an address and phone number.
Learn how the Japanese ticketing system works, starting with the basics here.
Resale platforms such as Viagogo can be useful, but note that there have been random ID checks at BTS concerts in Japan, before. Thus, we wouldn’t recommend it, unless you trust your lucky stars.
Disclaimer: Information and currency exchange rates as of January 22nd, 2020, but subject to change without notice / accuracy of this information is not guaranteed / make sure to double-check if you are planning to attend these shows
