BTS Concert “Coming to Busan” It lived in style on October 15th. At this free event to support South Korea’s bid for the 2030 World Expo, the K-pop superstar presented some of his most iconic songs as ambassadors. “Dynamite”, “Idol” and “Butter” are on the setlist that will go through the history of the acclaimed septet.
From different parts of the world, ARMY fans and VIP guests flocked to the metropolis where Jimin and Jungkook were born. Additionally, the city and Asiad Main StadiumThe venue for this phenomenal show.
“Yet to Come to Busan”, Minute by Minute of the BTS Concert
“It’s Yet To Come”, The Night’s End
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How could it be otherwise, the concert closes with “more to come”. The album’s main title, “Proof”, which gives the event its name, closes the night with his optimistic vision of the future. Holding hands, Jin, Jimin, Suga, J-Hope, V, Jungkook and RM face-to-face bowing to the thousands of people gathered at the show and those who follow the broadcast. After that they leave the stage. The colorful fireworks are the last images that live streaming viewers see of the show.
“Spring Day”, BTS. one of the songs
To the beat of “Spring Day”, one of their favorite songs, BTS is saying goodbye to “Still Coming to Busan”. The iconic train from MV and other impromptu elements has been recreated on the stage of the performance.
Latin America Current
Fans join in a huge wave after the performance of “For the Youth”. Among the masses, the words BTS and ARMY stand out most, as well as a heart, all made up of colored lights. Latin America is also present in the flags of countries such as Chile, which were organized by ARMYs from the region who came to this city in Korea to see their favorite sculptures.
The Final Part of “Yet to Come to Busan”
The impending farewell draws near. In this part of the show, BTS sings to the youth and their loyal army. The “Epilogue: Forever Young” and “Forever Young” star in what will probably be one of the most important moments of the night.
“Fire”, “Idol” and more BTS songs
After a new break to chat with the public in Busan, K-pop stars gave way to a new segment with “Ma City”. With this song they name the candidate city to host the World Expo 2030.
The setlist then continues with “Dope”, “Fire” and “Idol”. In this latest song, the most famous idols provide the main stage to their talented corps de ballet.
Army bomb lights illuminate the evening
The venue in Busan looks like a universe full of stars thanks to Bangtan’s unmistakable light stick, the bright sea of ARMY Bum. 
rap line lights up the stage
The boys continued the emotional line with performances of “Zero O’Clock” and “Butterfly”. Later, it was the rap line’s turn to shine as the trio. J-Hope, RM and Suga chant “UGH!” and “BTS Cypher Pt.3: Killer”, two songs from his purest and most carefree musical style.
bts on stage
Thousands of people countdown at a packed venue in Busan. Dressed completely in black and accompanied by a live band, the famous Koreans were received on stage at the venue at the scheduled time. An emotional outpouring of J-Hope gave way to the gala’s first song: “Mic Drop”.
BTS “Yet to Come to Busan” Concert Trailer
When and what time is BTS’s “Still Coming to Busan” concert?
Separate the date on the calendar. BTS’s “Yet to Come to Busan” Starts on Saturday, October 15th at 6:00 PM (KST),
BTS in promotional image of “Proof” (Door Edition). Photo: Twitter @bts_bighit
“Yet to come to Busan”: Programs to watch BTS concerts by country
by difference South KoreaMusic show start times will vary in Latin American countries and Spain. Check in this list that the schedules are adjusted according to the clock of each region,
- “Yet to Come to Busan” concert by BTS in Peru, Colombia, Mexico and Ecuador: October 15th at 4:00 am.
- “Yet to Come to Busan” concert by BTS in Costa Rica, Guatemala, El Salvador: October 15 at 3:00 am.
- “Yet to Come to Busan” concert by BTS in Bolivia, Venezuela, Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic: October 15 at 5:00 am.
- BTS “Yet to Come to Busan” Concerts in Argentina, Brazil, Chile: October 15 at 6:00 am
- Concert “Yet to Come in Busan” by BTS in Spain: October 15 at 11:00 am.
BTS will perform the “Yet to Come in Busan” concert completely free to the general public. Photo: LR/Hybe Creations
Where to watch the “Yet to Come Busan” concert for free: Official Link
Fans who will not be able to attend the live concert in South Korea will have the opportunity to watch Jin, Jimin, Jungkook, V, RM, Suga and J-Hope’s shows via real-time projection. This activity, known as live play, will take place in the parking lot of Busan port.
In addition, ARMYs will be able to follow the event via an official live broadcast on Weverse. live streaming it will also free, All you need to do is to adopt an account on the Hybe platform and be part of the 2022 MTV EMA nominees community.
Two other official options to follow live with “yet to come to Busan” will be Navarre and Zepto.
The BTS concert will also be broadcast on Naver. Photo: Naver
Still have tickets to the BTS concert?
Tickets were distributed in September and sold out in less than 20 minutes. Since this is a free event, tickets are free.
Distribution of venues at ASAID Main Stadium for the BTS concert “Yet to Come to Busan”. Photo: Weavers
What Songs Will BTS Play at the “Upcoming” Concert?
Thanks to the sound check, part of the setlist for the concert “Yet to Come to Busan” is already known. In addition to the above “Dynamite,” “Idol,” and “Butter,” Bangtan will perform “Butterfly,” “Dionysus,” “Mic Drop,” “Dope,” etc.
Fanchant echoes through the streets of Busan before the concert
ARMY BTS fanatics gather on the streets to practice. With these bars they will indulge in performances of their favorite idols. One of the songs rehearsed by fans is “Blood, Sweat and Tears”.
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Korean group BTS has won 9 AMAs from 2018 to 2021. Photo: Rachna LR/AMAS
