BTS fans press Brazil

BTS fans in Brazil spent the weekend pressing for more São Paulo shows after ticket sales opened for the group’s October 2026 concerts. (btsworldtourofficial.com) The official Latin America schedule lists three São Paulo dates — Oct. 28, Oct. 30 and Oct. 31 at Estádio do MorumBIS — with ARMY Membership presales on April 7 and April 8 and general sales starting April 10. (weverse.io, btsworldtourofficial.com) Brazil is the last stop on BTS’s Latin America leg, which also includes Bogotá on Oct. 2 and 3, Lima on Oct. 7, 9 and 10, Santiago on Oct. 14, 16 and 17, and Buenos Aires on Oct. 21, 23 and 24. The São Paulo dates were part of the initial venue announcement published March 27. (btsworldtourofficial.com, today.com) Ticketmaster Brasil set up separate event pages for the three São Paulo shows and added a pre-reservation system for official box-office sales, saying quotas are limited and “subject to availability.” The help page for the concerts lists the same venue, 8 p.m. showtime, and age rules for all three nights. (ticketmaster.com.br, ticketmaster.com.br, ticketmaster.com.br) The push for extra dates landed as BTS returned to full group touring after the members completed South Korean military service in 2025. The band opened the “Arirang” tour on April 9 in Goyang, South Korea, their first group tour launch in nearly four years. (apnews.com, today.com) The current world tour is larger than the Latin America run alone. NBC’s Today reported more than 80 shows across 34 regions, and official tour materials say announcements for other regions are being released sequentially. (today.com, weverse.io) Fan pressure in Brazil has centered on demand and logistics at the same time: more seats in São Paulo, fewer resale headaches, and less uncertainty for travelers booking flights and hotels months ahead of the October dates. The official ticket instructions also require presale registration through Weverse and, for Brazil buyers, a Ticketmaster Brazil account created in advance. (weverse.io, btsworldtourofficial.com) Neither BIGHIT MUSIC nor Ticketmaster Brasil had announced a fourth Brazil date as of Sunday, April 12. For now, the official schedule still shows three São Paulo nights — and fans are trying to turn that into four. (weverse.io, btsworldtourofficial.com)