Get ready to relive and experience BTS in concert as Prime Video brings BTS: Yet to Come, the concert film, to its streaming platform starting November 9, 2023.
Shot live at the Asiad Main Stadium in Busan, South Korea, on October 15, 2022, the film captures the essence of BTS' final live performance as a group before going on a "group hiatus." The concert was staged as part of Busan's ambitious bid to host the 2030 World Expo and attracted a massive crowd of approximately 50,000 ARMYs flying in from different parts of the globe.
BTS: Yet to Come also served as the group's farewell before members, starting with Jin, j-hope, and most recently SUGA, embarked on their mandatory military enlistment. Toward the end of the concert, BTS made a heartwarming assurance to ARMY that they will return as a complete group as soon all seven members completed their military service. This promise has been reinforced by recent news of all seven members' contract renewal with BIGHIT MUSIC.
Produced by HYBE, CJ 4DPlex, and Trafalgar Releasing, BTS: Yet to Come promises a spectacular feast for the senses with breathtaking fireworks displays and stage design. It features a staggering 19 performances of BTS' chart-topping hits and crowd favorites, including a special first-time stage performance of "Run BTS," one of their new tracks from the PROOF anthology album.
David Simonsen, the director of Prime Video Southeast Asia, shared his enthusiasm about the forthcoming release, stating, "We recognize the global appeal of top-quality Korean content, and we are eager to bring BTS: Yet to Come to audiences worldwide. We are excited to witness this concert film reaching new and diverse audiences in different corners of the world, further showcasing the widespread admiration for BTS and their artistry."
The anticipation for this remarkable event is palpable, as fans and newcomers alike prepare to be enthralled by the magic of BTS on Prime Video.
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