BTS Comeback 2026 Full Album Confirmed for March 20 Release
BTS officially announces their return with a 14-track studio album on March 20, 2026. World tour details will be revealed on Jan 14. Find out more.
The wait is finally over for ARMY. Global K-pop sensation BTS will return with their fifth full-length album on March 20, 2026. Their label, BigHit Music, announced on Monday that the 14-track project will reflect the members' personal thoughts and journey. This marks the group's first studio album in over six years, following the iconic 'Map of the Soul: 7' released in February 2020.
The BTS Comeback 2026 Full Album and World Tour Details
According to BigHit Music, the group focused heavily on album production throughout the second half of last year. Each track carries emotions and reflections stemming from their experiences during the hiatus. To kick off the promotions, the group launched a new official website, 2026bts.com, which will serve as the hub for all upcoming updates.
Major Milestones to the 2026 Return
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