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How to Watch the BTS Comeback Concert on Netflix: Start Time and Date

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August 21, 2026
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BTS THE COMEBACK LIVE | ARIRANG streamed live on Netflix on March 21, 2026, from Gwanghwamun Square in Seoul. If you missed it, the replay is on Netflix now — and Netflix released a re-edited version on March 22.

No ticket, no pay-per-view, no separate purchase. It is included with any Netflix subscription.

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How to watch it now

WhereNetflix
CostIncluded with any subscription tier
FormatFull concert replay, plus a re-edited version added March 22
Original broadcastMarch 21, 2026 — 8 p.m. KST / 7 a.m. ET / 4 a.m. PT
VenueGwanghwamun Square, Seoul

Search the title in the Netflix app rather than browsing the music category — live events are filed inconsistently and the direct search is faster.

Why the start time was so brutal in the US

The concert went out live at 8 p.m. in Seoul. Korea is thirteen hours ahead of US Eastern time, which put the American start at 7 a.m. ET and 4 a.m. PT — a genuinely unreasonable ask on the West Coast.

That is the trade with a real global livestream: one moment, shared everywhere, and somebody is always awake at the wrong hour for it. The replay exists precisely because Netflix knew most of its US audience would watch after the fact.

The two versions, and which to pick

Netflix put up a re-edited cut on March 22, the day after the broadcast. The live stream and the edit are not the same experience.

The live version carries the atmosphere of the moment — the crowd, the imperfections, the sense of an event happening. The edit is tighter and better paced. If it is your first time, take the edit; if you watched live and want the night back, take the original.

Why Gwanghwamun Square matters

The venue was not a stadium booking. Gwanghwamun Square sits at the historic centre of Seoul, in front of the main palace gate — a civic space, not a concert venue, and one that carries real symbolic weight in Korea.

Staging a comeback there rather than in an arena was a statement about scale and about place, and it reads on camera in a way an arena never does.

Frequently asked

  • Can I still watch it? Yes. The replay is on Netflix.
  • Do I need to pay extra? No. Any Netflix tier includes it.
  • Which version is on Netflix? Both the original and the March 22 edit.
  • Was it a one-off? The livestream was. The replay is permanent for as long as Netflix holds the rights.
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