BTS to perform in Peru, Chile, and Argentina...A total of 85 world tours

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Group BTS's (BTS) tour of South America has been added.

BTS announced in a notice posted on the global superfan platform Weverse on the morning of the 8th that it will add one more performance each in Lima, Peru, Santiago, Chile, and Buenos Aires, Argentina, during the South American tour to be held in October. As a result, "BTS WORLD TOUR ARIRANG" will be held 85 times in a total of 34 cities.

BTS is making a significant milestone in South America. They are the first Korean singers to enter the Estadio El Campin in Bogota, Colombia, and the Estadio Unico de La Plata in Buenos Aires. He also became the first Korean singer to hold a solo concert at Santiago's Estadio Nacional.

BTS will make its first full visit to Colombia, Peru and Argentina. As such, local music fans are highly anticipated. In Peru, in particular, fans actively participated in the Machu Picchu Historic Reserve's "Planting 1 Million Trees" campaign ahead of the performance and prepared for BTS by carrying out various activities such as public space maintenance.

Meanwhile, BTS will start 'BTS WORLD TOUR 'ARIRANG' at Goyang Stadium's main stadium on the 9th. After meeting with the audience for three days in Goyang, they will move to Japan from the 17th to the 18th and perform at the Tokyo Dome. The tour will apply a 360-degree stage to give the audience an overwhelming sense of immersion.

A total of 46 performances have already been sold out, including tours to Goyang, Tokyo, North America and Europe amid keen interest. According to Live Nation, a global performance agency, BTS sold about 2.4 million tickets in 41 performances in North America and Europe alone. They also leave a significant mark on the performance world, performing for the first time as Korean singers at El Paso Sun Bowl Stadium, Stanford Stadium, Foxborough Gillette Stadium, Baltimore M&T Bank Stadium, and Arlington AT&T Stadium in North America.

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