BTS Adds U.S. Stadium Dates to Its 2026 World Tour as Sold-Out Shows Push Fans Toward Resale Tickets
NEW YORK, NY — BTS is back on the road after a four-year break, and the group’s 2026 world tour is already drawing huge demand across North America. With many dates sold out, fans hoping to catch RM, Jin, SUGA, j-hope, Jimin, V and Jung Kook are now looking at surprise Ticketmaster releases and resale platforms.
The stadium run includes major U.S. stops in Tampa, El Paso, Las Vegas, East Rutherford, Foxborough, Baltimore, Arlington, Chicago and Los Angeles, plus Canadian dates in Toronto. The show is staged in the round, giving fans in every section a closer look at the band’s performance.
Where the BTS tour is headed in the United States
The North American leg is set to run through Sept. 6, with multiple nights booked at several stadiums. That lineup includes Raymond James Stadium, Sun Bowl Stadium, Allegiant Stadium, MetLife Stadium, Gillette Stadium, M&T Bank Stadium, AT&T Stadium, Soldier Field and SoFi Stadium.
For U.S. fans, the appeal is not just the scale of the venues but the concentration of dates. The tour’s itinerary gives listeners from the Southeast, Midwest, Northeast and West Coast a shot at seeing the group without traveling overseas.
Why tickets are still out there after the initial sellout
Tickets went on sale in January, and most shows are already gone. Even so, the market is still active because Ticketmaster has occasionally released additional seats, while resale listings remain available through sites such as StubHub and Gametime.
Prices vary widely depending on the venue and seat location. The remaining listings cited for the tour range from about $68 for some seats to as high as $5,000 for premium spots, which puts the shows within reach for some fans and far out of budget for others.
What comes next after the North American run
The 2026 to 2027 tour began April 9 in Goyang, South Korea, and has already included stops in Japan and the U.S. After the North American dates wrap up, BTS is scheduled to continue into Latin America, Australia and Asia later in 2026 and into early 2027.
That means the current stadium stretch is only one part of a much larger comeback cycle for the group. For U.S. fans, the key question now is whether they can still snag a seat before the band moves on to the next continent.
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