Which BTS concert films are included in BTS MOVIE WEEKS?

The program includes the 2016 The Most Beautiful Moment in Life On Stage: Epilogue, the 2017 The Wings Tour The Final, the 2019 Love Yourself: Speak Yourself London concert and the 2021 Muster Sowoozoo fan event.

How will the BTS MOVIE WEEKS films be presented in cinemas?

BigHit Music said the films were remastered in 4K ultra-high definition and 5.1 surround sound. The label said the project was prepared so fans could relive BTS’ journey and share the emotion and energy of those days on screen.

When can fans watch BTS MOVIE WEEKS in Korea, and how will the screenings be scheduled?

Megabox screenings in Korea are scheduled from Sept. 23 to Oct. 21, with tickets available from Sept. 10. The 2016 and 2017 concerts are scheduled for the first week, the 2019 and 2021 films for the second, and all four from the third week.

BTS to bring remastered concert films to 2,000 cinemas worldwide

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Summary

BTS announced BTS MOVIE WEEKS on Thursday, bringing four concert films to more than 2,000 cinemas in 65 countries and regions. The lineup spans performances and a fan event from 2016 to 2021, including BTS’ Wembley Stadium shows. BigHit Music said the films were remastered in 4K ultra-high definition and 5.1 surround sound. In Korea, Megabox screenings are scheduled from Sept. 23 to Oct. 21.

Key Facts

The 2016 film features BTS’ first show at Seoul’s KSPO Dome, while the 2017 concert took place after the group’s Billboard Music Awards win.
BTS’ 2019 London concert drew 120,000 fans over two nights at Wembley Stadium, where the group became the first K-pop act to headline.
BTS 2021 Muster Sowoozoo was an online fan event held for the group’s eighth anniversary during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Tickets for the Korean screenings go on sale Sept. 10, and overseas schedules will vary by country and region.
The Korean program shows the 2016 and 2017 concerts in the first week, the 2019 and 2021 films in the second week, and all four films from the third week.

By Pyo Kyung-min

Published Aug 21, 2025 1:39 pm KST

The official poster for 'BTS MOVIE WEEKS' / Courtesy of BigHit Music — The official poster for "BTS MOVIE WEEKS" / Courtesy of BigHit Music

K-pop juggernaut BTS will bring some of its most unforgettable moments to the big screen, with a series of live concert films set to be shown worldwide.

The group on Thursday announced "BTS MOVIE WEEKS," which will screen concert films in more than 2,000 cinemas across 65 countries and regions. The project was unveiled with a main poster posted on the band's official social media accounts.

The lineup includes "BTS 2016 Live 'The Most Beautiful Moment in Life' On Stage: Epilogue," the group's first show at Seoul's iconic KSPO Dome, and "BTS 2017 Live Trilogy Episode III The Wings Tour The Final," staged after their historic Billboard Music Awards win.

The lineup also features "BTS 2019 World Tour 'Love Yourself: Speak Yourself' London," which drew 120,000 fans over two nights at Wembley Stadium, making BTS the first K-pop act to headline the venue. Rounding out the program is "BTS 2021 Muster Sowoozoo," an online fan event held for the band's eighth anniversary during the COVID-19 pandemic.

BigHit Music, the group's label, said the films have been remastered in 4K ultra-high definition and 5.1 surround sound "for a vivid, immersive experience." The company said it prepared the project so fans could "relive BTS' journey" and "share the emotion and energy of those days on screen."

In Korea, screenings will run at Megabox theaters from Sept. 23 to Oct. 21, with tickets available starting Sept. 10. During the first week, the 2016 and 2017 concerts will be shown, followed by the 2019 and 2021 shows in the second week. Starting the third week, all four will be available.

Screening schedules overseas will vary by country and region, with details posted at btsmovieweeks.com.

BTS recently announced plans for a new album next spring, along with a large-scale world tour. Since July, the seven members have reportedly been traveling to the United States in phases to work on music and prepare for the tour.

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