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BTS' upcoming concerts in Kaohsiung, Taiwan and Jakarta, Indonesia will be livestreamed at movie theaters in more than 80 countries and regions, agency BigHit Music announced Tuesday on the fan platform Weverse. The live viewings cover the second Kaohsiung show on Nov. 21 and the third Jakarta show on Dec. 29, with real-time or delayed broadcasts, Yonhap reports. The Kaohsiung show will screen on about 3,300 screens and Jakarta on about 2,800 screens, according to Japanese outlet Korepo. The announcement comes as BTS wrapped up the South American leg of its "ARIRANG" world tour, drawing about 853,000 fans across 14 sold-out shows in five cities, the Korea Times reports. Korean media coverage focuses on the tour's commercial impact, with HYBE posting record quarterly results of 1.5257 trillion won in revenue and 188.5 billion won in operating profit for Q3 2026, Maeil Business Newspaper reports. Separately, Korean outlets report that a famous Busan cafe run by BTS member Jimin's father has announced it will close in about a year, a popular pilgrimage site for ARMY fans, with the sudden news drawing regret from fans.