“BTS 2.0 Is Just Getting Started,” Group Teases During Netflix’s ‘The Comeback Live’ Concert Special: “Thank You For Waiting, Army”
By Glenn Garner
Published on March 21, 2026.
South Korean boy band BTS has released their first album in over five years, Arirang, and is set to embark on a global tour supporting their tenth studio album. The group performed together during a live-streamed concert on Netflix's "The Comeback Live" concert special, marking their first time performing together since their hiatus in 2022 for mandatory military service. The tour will support their tenth album, which will also feature eight new songs live for the first time. BTS will also share a behind-the-scenes look at the new album with the documentary BTS: The Return.
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