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Wednesday, November 11, 2026

S’pore to turn ‘Ari Red’ in December with drone shows, pop-ups and light-ups for BTS The City Arirang

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SINGAPORE – Drone shows, fireworks displays, fan villages, exclusive merchandise pop-ups and iconic landmarks illuminated in “Ari Red” are set to greet BTS fans in December to mark the South Korean group’s series of concerts here.

Singapore will host South-east Asia’s first and only stop of BTS The City Arirang, which will feature an expanded line-up of exclusive experiences across 10 venue partners from Dec 1 to Dec 31, said the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) in a statement on Nov 10.

BTS fans can look forward to activities at Gardens by the Bay, Jewel Changi Airport, Mandai Wildlife Reserve, National Gallery Singapore, National Museum of Singapore, New Bahru, Resorts World Sentosa, The Kallang, among others.

BTS The City Arirang is set to be the largest islandwide fan activation ever held for any recording artiste here.

The activities will build up to the group’s highly anticipated concerts at the National Stadium, held on Dec 17, 19, 20 and 22.

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