Key Notes
- BTS THE CITY ARIRANG SINGAPORE runs from December 1–31, 2026.
- Participating landmarks will light up red nightly from December 8–22.
- All four National Stadium concerts are sold out on Ticketmaster.
Singapore is turning December into a month-long BTS itinerary. BTS THE CITY ARIRANG SINGAPORE will run from December 1–31, 2026, extending the group’s concert visit into attractions and experiences around the city.
HYBE has confirmed Singapore as the project’s final stop of 2026. For fans planning a trip, the important distinction is between the month-long city program and the four stadium performances. Those concerts are already sold out.
Where the BTS Experiences Will Take Place
The Singapore Tourism Board’s announcement identifies Singapore as the project’s first and only Southeast Asian stop in 2026. Highlights include:
- A BTS light and music show at Jewel Changi Airport’s Rain Vortex.
- An art trail at National Gallery Singapore and installations at the National Museum.
- Fireworks at Universal Studios Singapore, plus a drone show and other activities on Sentosa.
- Themed experiences at Mandai’s Exploria and The Kallang, with opening and closing takeovers at Zouk.
There is also a shorter lighting window: participating landmarks around Marina Bay and the Singapore River will glow red nightly from December 8–22.
The Four Concert Dates Are Sold Out
The official ticket page lists National Stadium performances on December 17, 19, 20 and 22, all starting at 7 p.m. local time. Every date is marked sold out on Ticketmaster. The city announcement does not represent a fresh release of concert tickets.
Ticketmaster says the concerts will use a stadium-scale, 360-degree open stage. For people who already hold tickets, mobile admission will be accessible through their Ticketmaster accounts. Tickets are expected to be released around two weeks before the event, although the organizer may change that timing.
A December visit can therefore be planned around very different priorities. Ticket holders have a fixed evening at the stadium; other visitors may be interested in individual city experiences. Check the relevant activity’s access arrangements before making a booking around it.
Jewel Adds a Familiar Singapore Landmark
The Rain Vortex gives the program a distinctive setting. The indoor waterfall drops 40 meters through the heart of Jewel’s Forest Valley, surrounded by planted terraces. Its existing evening light and music shows already use the falling water as part of the display.
Jewel’s regular show timetable should not be read as the schedule for the BTS edition. HYBE says further program details will follow in a separate notice. Wait for the event-specific dates, times and admission information when deciding which evening to visit.
We have previously covered how the Arirang tour is influencing travel and hotel planning. For Singapore, the useful next step is to match confirmed activities to the days you will actually be in the city, rather than assume every experience runs throughout December.
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