BTS Returns with 'Arirang', Live Concert on Netflix

0:00It's March 19th, here's your Sydney news in two minutes. BTS is back with their new album Ari Rung, dropping today at 3pm Australian Eastern Daylight Time. This marks the K-Pop Supergroup's first full group release since all seven members finished their mandatory military service in South Korea. Named after a traditional Korean folk song, it feels the gap left by their last group projects in 2022 and 2020. The band took a nearly four-year break, so members RM, J-Hope, Jungkook, Jimin, V, Sugar and Jin could complete their 18-21 month. Service terms, they staggered enlistments starting in late 2022 with the last discharges in June 2025. During that time, some pursued solo work while living apart. Fans worldwide are buzzing over the comeback, as BTS remains a massive cultural powerhouse with over 500 million albums sold and billions of. Streams, they've top charts in Australia, the US and beyond, winning global artists of

1:03the year twice. Their devoted followers, known as ARMY, are snapping up 16 versions of physical CDs and vinyl. ARRORANG dives into the group's identity and roots after more than a decade together, recorded in Los Angeles last year during intense sessions. It features top collaborators like Australian producer Kevin Parker of Tame Impala, songwriter Sarah Arons and Flume, plus international names such, as Diplo and Ryan Tedder. Sugar calls it a mature shift in sound. Kesta Reunion live this weekend with a free concert from Seoul's Guangwamun Square, streaming exclusively on Netflix at 10pm Australian Eastern, Daylight Time Saturday, a behind the scenes documentary BTS, The Return, follows on March 27. Look for their huge world tour hitting Australia in 2027. This episode is supported by our sponsor. If sleep podcasts are your thing, this is your pillow, built for comfort and calm.

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