New Delhi: The worldwide ARMY is going crazy again because news of BTS’s 2026 world tour is spreading online. For the first time ever, India might be on the itinerary.
A leaked list of possible tour stops has gone viral on social media, leading people to believe that Mumbai could be one of the cities on the band’s highly awaited global tour. Fans all across the world are buzzing with speculation and can’t wait for official word.
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Mumbai is in list 😭😭 Indian BTS ARMYs how are you feeling?? pic.twitter.com/kjm140DFtX
— Team INDIA 🇮🇳 (Indian BTS ARMY) (@teamindiaforbts) October 20, 2025
BTS is apparently getting ready for a full-group reunion in 2026 after spending the last few years working on separate projects and serving their required military service.
Several news sources say that the group’s next album will come out in March 2026. This will be their first musical comeback as a group since 2022. After the comeback, there will likely be a world tour that stops in 20 cities. This tour could start later that same year.
BigHit Music hasn’t said anything publicly yet, but rumors from someone who claims to work for Live Nation Touring say that BTS is going to perform in key cities around the world, including Seoul, Tokyo, Los Angeles, London, Paris, and, most importantly, Mumbai.
Indian ARMYs are excited by Mumbai’s inclusion.
Mumbai’s anticipated inclusion means a lot to Indian BTS fans on an emotional level. Even though K-pop is becoming more popular in India, famous Korean acts don’t often come to the nation.
BTS had said before that Mumbai was going to be part of their “Map of the Soul” world tour in 2020, however that plan had to be dropped because of the COVID-19 outbreak.
Indian ARMYs have been using hashtags, planning fan gatherings, and campaigning online to get BTS to India ever since. The latest rumors have given them optimism that their dream concert would finally come true.
HYBE is growing in India
BTS’s parent company, HYBE Corporation, recently opened an international office in Mumbai, which adds to the growing hype. This shows that the corporation wants to make its imprint in South Asia’s entertainment market.
People thought the expansion was a smart way to reach India’s huge youth demographic and rising K-pop fan base.
Fans are keeping a close eye on BigHit’s official channels for news about the tour, hoping that 2026 will be the year that BTS finally plays their first concert in India.