The Arirang Setlist

Twenty-three songs, three acts, and two slots that change every night. This is what BTS have played on the BTS WORLD TOUR 'ARIRANG' since it opened in Goyang — 12 of them from ARIRANG itself, the rest drawn across thirteen years.

Twenty-one songs are the same every night. The two after Dynamite are not, and those are the ones worth checking before you go.

Act I

  1. 1HooliganARIRANG
  2. 2AliensARIRANG
  3. 3Run BTSRemixed for the tour
  4. 4they don't know 'bout usARIRANG
  5. 5Like AnimalsARIRANGTransitions straight into FAKE LOVE
  6. 6FAKE LOVERemix, with elements of the Rockin’ Vibe mix
  7. 7SWIMARIRANGThe lead single
  8. 8Merry Go RoundARIRANG

Act II

  1. 92.0ARIRANG
  2. 10NORMALARIRANGSung in Korean at the Busan shows
  3. 11Not TodayRemix
  4. 12MIC DropSteve Aoki remix
  5. 13FYAARIRANG
  6. 14FireMashed into FYA — the moment reviewers keep naming
  7. 15Body to BodyARIRANG
  8. 16IDOLWith elements of the stadium remix

Encore

  1. 17Come OverThe deluxe-vinyl bonus track — not on the standard album
  2. 18Butter
  3. 19Dynamite
  4. 20PleaseARIRANGReplaced by One More Night in Busan
  5. 21Into the SunARIRANGThe closer

The 2 that change, after Dynamite

Two slots in the encore are different from city to city, and sometimes from one night to the next in the same city. They are pulled from the whole back catalogue, and some have not been performed live in years — Crystal Snow had not been sung since 2018 before it turned up in Tokyo. Nobody knows them in advance, including us.

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This archive documents 48 completed nights out of 88 scheduled shows, through 6 September 2026. New shows are added after their songs are confirmed. For a more recent show, check theper-show archive. Have a reliable source for a missing night? Send it to us.

What the set tells you about the album

ARIRANG has fourteen tracks on the standard edition and 12 of them are in the set every night. The ones that are not: No. 29 and One More Night. One More Night is not absent everywhere — it replaced Please for the two Busan shows.

Come Over is the odd one in the encore: it is not on the album most people own. It arrived as a fifteenth track on the deluxe vinyl released two weeks after ARIRANG, and it is played every night — which is why so many people leave a show looking for a song they cannot find on the record.

The rest of the set is a career in order of era rather than of release: Not Today and MIC Drop from the 2017 run, FAKE LOVE and IDOL from Love Yourself, Butter and Dynamite from the English singles, and Fire mashed into FYA — the transition reviewers have named in almost every write-up of the tour.

Where this comes from

Every position above is corroborated by at least two independent published sources, and all three agree on all twenty-three. This is a factual claim about somebody else's concert, so it is worth being able to check.

Setlists that record VCR interludes are trimmed to songs here. No lyrics are reproduced anywhere on this page — only titles.

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