BTS fans got two big pieces of news this week, and both of them are worth celebrating. On Tuesday, HYBE reported its biggest quarter ever, with revenue hitting 1.52757 trillion Korean won (about $1.135 billion) and operating profit of 188.5 billion won (roughly $140.35 million). The ARIRANG World Tour and the comeback album are leading that charge.

 

During the earnings call, CEO Lee Jae-sang confirmed that BTS plans to extend the ARIRANG World Tour into the first half of 2027, with more dates to be announced. Announced shows currently run through mid-March in the Philippines, with Asia and Australia stops resuming in late November. The group released ARIRANG in March, and it topped the Billboard 200.

The best part? HYBE is also preparing post-tour projects, both group and solo. That means new music is coming from BTS as a full group and from individual members. ARMY has a very busy next couple of years ahead. Which are you more excited for, the extra 2027 tour dates or the new music?