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BTS Surpasses '$100 Million Monthly Revenue' Again

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Mun Wansik

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  • Ranked No. 2 on Billboard's "Top Tours" Chart.. Earned $102.5 Million in July Alone
BTS (BTS) / Photo provided by Big Hit Music (HYBE)
BTS (BTS) / Photo provided by Big Hit Music (HYBE)

The group BTS (RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V, Jungkook) surpassed $100 million in revenue from their "BTS WORLD TOUR 'ARIRANG'" in July, securing the No. 2 spot on Billboard's Boxscore "Top Tours" chart.

According to Billboard's latest Boxscore report released on August 28, BTS's July tour earnings totaled $102.5 million (approximately 141.4 billion won). The Weeknd earned $104.4 million (approximately 171.6 billion won). BTS achieved this remarkable result with just eight performances, half the number of shows given by first-place artist The Weeknd, who performed 16 times.

Billboard explained that "BTS is the third artist in history to break the $100 million monthly revenue mark over several months, following Beyoncé and Bad Bunny."

All of BTS's July concerts ranked within the top 10 of the "Top Boxscore" list. The Paris Stade de France performance placed third, while shows at London's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Munich's Allianz Arena, and Brussels' King Baudouin Stadium secured positions between fifth and seventh. The Paris concert drew 185,000 attendees and generated $30.6 million in ticket revenue (approximately 42.2 billion won).

As of the 11th, the cumulative results of this tour include 38 performances, total earnings of $433.2 million (approximately 599.8 billion won), and 2.3 million tickets sold. This surpasses the group's previous record of $213.9 million (approximately 295.2 billion won) from their "BTS WORLD TOUR 'LOVE YOURSELF'". The ongoing tour is scheduled to continue through the first half of next year.

Meanwhile, BTS's fifth studio album "ARIRANG" reached No. 92 on the UK Official Albums Chart for the week of August 28 to September 3, maintaining its position in the rankings for 23 consecutive weeks. On Spotify's "Weekly Top Albums Global," it ranked second based on data from the 21st–27, holding a spot in the top three for five months. The title track "SWIM" entered the "Weekly Top Songs Global" at No. 10, marking its 23rd consecutive week within the top ten.

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