The K-pop supergroup returned to the global stage with a dynamic and engaging showcase of their new album ‘Arirang' on a Netflix live event, broadcast live from Seoul landmark Gwanghwamun.

Saturday's concert in Seoul saw the group perform their fifth studio album – Arirang – the day after its release.

ARIRANG streamed live on Netflix last night. While the concert was well documented, there were some off-camera moments that were caught.

The seven singers are reuniting for their first performance together in years as they celebrate the release of their new album.

Netflix Inc. has turned the heart of Seoul into a global stage as K-pop megastars BTS returned to the stage with a livestream comeback show that was expected to draw millions of viewers worldwide as part of a new drive by the US entertainment powerhouse to show live events that can “pull people together”.

The South Korean band broke into American pop culture by hitting the talk shows, performing on “Saturday Night Live” and appearing at the White House.

BTS are set to return with a large-scale live performance event titled “BTS The Comeback Live: Arirang”, streamed globally on Netflix from Seoul on March 21. The event marks the group’s first full performance together since their 2022 farewell before completing mandatory military service.

The K-pop superstar will have to limit movement during Saturday's global livestream from Seoul, which marks BTS' first full-group performance in nearly four years and a major test of Netflix's live ambitions.

On March 21, BTS made their long-awaited return to the stage after nearly four years apart, performing live at Seoul's iconic Gwanghwamun Square — with millions more watching via a live stream on Netflix across 190 countries.

BTS member RM has suffered an ankle injury ahead of the K-pop group’s highly anticipated Netflix comeback concert. The special, appropriately titled "BTS The Comeback Live: Arirang," is set to air live on the streamer Saturday and marks the group’s first full performance together in nearly four years.

This is what Director Hamish Hamilton, who directed “BTS Comeback Live: Arirang” at Gwanghwamun Square in Seoul at 8 p.m. on the 21st, revealed. Hamilton, co-founder of global production company Done + Dusted and dubbed the “king of live events,