BTS ARIRANG 5th Full Album Release Date and 16 Physical Versions Revealed
BTS announces their 5th full album 'ARIRANG' with 16 versions. Pre-orders start Jan 16, 2026, and the official release is set for March 20.
The wait is almost over for the global music scene. BTS has officially announced their 5th full-length album, 'ARIRANG,' marking a significant milestone in their discography.
BTS ARIRANG 5th Full Album Schedule and Pre-order Details
According to BIGHIT MUSIC, pre-orders for the upcoming album will open on January 16, 2026, at 11 a.m. KST. Fans won't have to wait much longer for the full release, as it's scheduled to drop on March 20, 2026, at 1 p.m. KST. This strategic Friday release is designed to maximize its impact on global charts, including the Billboard 200.
A Massive Launch with 16 Unique Versions
The scale of this comeback is evident in its physical release strategy. The album will be available in a staggering 16 different versions. While specific details of each version remain under wraps, it's reported that they will feature diverse visual concepts inspired by the album's title, 'ARIRANG.' This approach isn't just for variety; it's a calculated move to celebrate Korean heritage on a global stage while engaging the ARMY fandom's immense collecting power.
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