Cover Still buzzing from BTS's ‘Arirang’ comeback? Catch up with their full TV vault of BTS shows—from raw docs to stadium anthems—streaming across top platforms today (Photo: IMDb)
Still buzzing from BTS's ‘Arirang’ comeback? Catch up with their full TV vault of BTS shows—from raw docs to stadium anthems—streaming across top platforms today (Photo: IMDb)
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All BTS tv shows to binge now: docs, concerts and variety from Disney+ to Weverse. Complete streaming guide
Still riding the high from BTS The Comeback, fans have been revisiting the group’s extensive catalogue of shows and films across streaming platforms. The BTS universe on screen is wide-ranging, spanning intimate documentaries, high-energy concert films, and lighter variety series that trace the group’s evolution over the years.
Most of this content is available on platforms such as Disney+, Netflix, and Weverse, though titles are often split between subscriptions, rentals, and region-specific libraries. Availability also shifts depending on the country, so access is not always uniform.
This guide gathers the major BTS shows and films available to stream as of April 2026, including recent releases linked to their post-military activities. Titles are organized by format to make browsing easier, whether you are looking for behind-the-scenes storytelling, live performances, or more relaxed, personality-driven content.
Streaming catalogues change frequently, so it is worth checking tools like JustWatch for the most up-to-date local availability before pressing play.
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‘BTS Monuments: Beyond the Star’
Above An eight-part Disney+ journey through BTS's debut to stardom with rare footage
This eight-part Disney+ docuseries traces BTS's rise from debut to global stardom. Released in late 2023, it features archival footage, interviews with members and rare clips from early struggles. Each episode focuses on key eras like their American breakthrough and military enlistment hiatus. Stream all episodes on Disney+ worldwide.
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‘BTS: The Return’
Above A Netflix documentary on post-military rehearsals and BTS’s Gwanghwamun return
Netflix's 2026 documentary captures BTS's comeback after military service. Released on 27 March, it documents rehearsals for the Arirang album and their first public performance at Gwanghwamun Square. The film includes member reflections on personal growth and group dynamics during the 18-month break. Available globally on Netflix.
‘BTS: Burn the Stage’
Above A YouTube Premium peek at the 2017 'Wings Tour' chaos and wins
This YouTube Premium series offers behind-the-scenes access to the 2017 Wings Tour. Across four episodes, viewers see tour prep, stage mishaps and off-day antics from 41 sold-out shows. It highlights exhaustion and triumphs during their first arena world tour. Requires YouTube Premium subscription.
‘Break the Silence’
Above Weverse series on 2019 tour pressures and mental health talks with the group
Weverse hosts this two-part docu-series from the 2019 “Love Yourself: Speak Yourself” tour. Members share mental health struggles, fan interactions and tour pressures in intimate interviews. Filmed during stadium performances in London, Brazil and Japan, it runs about 50 minutes per episode. Stream on Weverse with a BTS membership.
‘BTS: Permission to Dance on Stage - LA’
Above Disney+ captures 2021 SoFi Stadium pandemic triumph
Disney+ streams this full recording of BTS's four 2021 shows at SoFi Stadium. The film captures the pandemic-era concerts with 81,000 fans per night, featuring hits like “Butter” and “Dynamite”. Extended cuts include backstage moments and fan chants. Available on Disney+.
‘BTS: Yet to Come in Busan’
Above Prime Video films 2022 FIFA World Cup invite set
Prime Video offers this 2022 concert film from their FIFA World Cup invite in Busan. The 90-minute set includes “Yet to Come” and classics, with oceanfront visuals and emotional speeches about their future. Apple TV hosts it in select regions. Rent or buy on Prime Video.
‘BTS The Comeback Live | Arirang’
Above Netflix streams the 2026 return of BTS featuring their comeback album, 'Arirang'
Netflix presents this 2026 live stream from Gwanghwamun Square, marking BTS's return post-enlistment. The performance showcases new Arirang tracks alongside staples, drawing massive crowds. Runtime focuses on key songs and member solos. Stream on Netflix.
‘Bring the Soul: The Movie’
Above Netflix shows 2019 Wembley pyrotechnics and fan roar
This 2019 cinema release captures the Wembley Stadium show from the “Love Yourself” tour. Netflix carries it in select regions, showing pyrotechnics, outfit changes and 90-minute setlist highlights. Directed by Charlie Thomas, it emphasises UK fan energy. Check Netflix availability.
‘Are You Sure?!’
Above Disney+ road trips with Jimin and Jungkook pre-army enlistment
Disney+ exclusive from 2024 stars Jimin and Jung Kook on a pre-enlistment road trip. Two seasons across eight episodes follow their adventures in the US, Jeju and Japan, mixing challenges, meals and heartfelt talks. Each 50-minute instalment feels candid and unscripted.
‘Run BTS!’
Above Weverse hosts free episodes of chaotic games, quizzes and punishments like wasabi-eating challenges
Weverse provides free access to all 150+ episodes of this long-running variety series. From 2015 onwards, members compete in games, quizzes and skits with punishments like wasabi eating. Select episodes appear on YouTube's BangtanTV channel. No subscription needed on Weverse.
‘BTS Bon Voyage’
Above Weverse shows BTS in seasons of travel adventures with mishaps in destinations from Finland to New Zealand
Purchase seasons 1-4 on Weverse for this travel reality hit. Each season follows trips to Finland, Malta, Hawaii and New Zealand, blending sightseeing, cooking fails and dorm life. Episodes run 60-90 minutes with English subs. Total runtime exceeds 50 hours.
‘In the Soop’
Above Weverse captures BTS in forest retreats where the members grill food and share late-night conversations
Weverse streams seasons 1-2 of this healing camp series. Members unplug in forests for fishing, grilling and late-night chats over nine episodes per season. Season 2 adds games and guest moments. Kocowa or Amazon Channel options exist in some markets.
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Chonx Tibajia is a senior editor at Tatler Asia’s T-Labs team, where she writes widely on lifestyle subjects including beauty, style, entertainment and travel. She has a long career in journalism, including roles as a columnist at The Philippine Star, and is the founder of the creative platform Pineappleversed. Beyond Tatler, her bylines appear in regional lifestyle and business publications, showcasing a broad portfolio that spans beauty trends, travel guides and culture pieces.
