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All Of The ‘DJ Spin That’ Surprise Songs From BTS’s ARIRA...
Laura Sirikul · 2026-06-25 · via Forbes - Hollywood & Entertainment
BTS 2026 World Tour ARIRANG in Goyang, South Korea

BTS 2026 World Tour ARIRANG in Goyang, South Korea

BIGHIT MUSIC (HYBE)

BTS made history as South Korean artists with the most tour dates and the broadest regional reach to date with their 2026-2027 World Tour: ARIRANG, which began on April 9 in Goyang, South Korea. Their World Tour will have a total of 88 shows – so far – across 34 cities. There have been talks on additional dates in Japan and the Middle East.

Like all concert tours, the BTS World Tour: ARIRANG has a concrete setlist. Since the tour is centered on their latest studio album, ARIRANG, the setlist will mainly consist of those tracks – and it does.

The global superstars perform 14 out of the 15 ARIRANG tracks (sorry, “One More Night”). The group does perform their hidden track, “Come Over,” which was only on their deluxe vinyl, but has now been digitally released. The group also adds some of their past favorite songs into the mix – “Run BTS,” “Fake Love,” “Not Today,” “Mic Drop,” Fire” (a FYA remix version), “IDOL,” “Butter,” and “Dynamite.”

BTS’s 2026-2027 World Tour: ARIRANG Setlist

Act 1:
“Hooligan”
“Aliens”
“Run BTS”
“They Don’t Know About Us”
“Like Animals”
“Fake Love”
“Swim”
“Merry Go Round”

Act 2:
“2.0”
Normal”
“Not Today”
“Mic Drop”
“FYA” / “Fire”
“Body to Body”
“IDOL”

Encore:
“Come Over”
“Butter”
“Dynamite”
Surprise Song
Surprise Song
“Please”
“Into The Sun”

BTS in Mexico City

BIGHIT MUSIC

So far, BTS has been pretty consistent with their setlist, except for their Busan shows, which celebrated their group anniversary (FESTA), during which they played “One More Night” instead of “Please” and the Korean version of “Normal.”

The songs serve as a surprise for both the fans and the members. The members – RM, Jin, SUGA, j-hope, Jimin, V, and Jung Kook – tell the soundboard guy, “DJ, Spin that shit!," prompting the random song from their discography to play. The members hilariously try to recall the lyrics and dance moves to some of the songs. V and Jimin seem to have the best memory when it comes to the dance choreography. When the concerts first began, the group initially did not repeat songs, but eventually ended up repeating a few, including “Spring Day,” “Dope,” “I Need U,” “Permission to Dance,” “Anpanman,” and “Magic Shop.”

With a discography of over 29 distinct album releases - studio albums, EPs, and single albums, BTS has over 200 songs to choose from. This does not include their remixes or solo work. The group has not played any solo songs, but has performed unit songs – rap line and vocal line – as a group, in honor of FESTA, which they were prepared for. Lyrics for the rap line appeared on the teleprompter with V’s name on it, allowing him the honor to rap the lyrics as the “honorary rap line member” – an inside joke among ARMY.

BTS Day 2 Goyang (Courtesy of BIGHIT MUSIC/HYBE)

BIGHIT MUSIC / HYBE

Please note that the list will be updated as the group continues their tour to Europe this week, then returns to the U.S., before going to Asia and Oceania (Australia).

Here is the list of surprise songs from each concert:

BTS Surprise Songs from each concert:

April 9 - Goyang Day 1– “Mikrokosmos” (2019) and “I Need U” (2015)
April 11 - Goyang Day 2 – “Take Two” (2023) and “DNA” (2017)
April 12 – Goyang Day 3 – “Spring Day” (2017) and “Run” (2015)
April 17 – Tokyo Day 1 – “Save Me” (2016) and “Crystal Snow” (2017)
April 18 – Tokyo Day 2 – “Dope” (2015) and “For You” (2015)
April 25 – Tampa Day 1 – “Permission to Dance” (2021) and “Magic Shop” (2018)
April 26 – Tampa Day 2 – “Boy With Luv” (2019) and “Pied Piper” (2017)
April 28 – Tampa Day 3 – “Life Goes On” (2020) and “Baepsae/Silver Spoon” (2015)
May 2 – El Paso Day 1 – “ON” (2020) and “Outro: Wings” (2017)
May 3 – El Paso Day 2 – “Dionysus” (2019) and “Best Of Me” (2017)
May 7 – Mexico City Day 1 – “Boy In Luv” (2014) and “So What” (2018)
May 9 – Mexico City Day 2 – We are Bulletproof Pt. 2” (2013) and “Just One Day” (2014)
May 10 – Mexico City Day 3 – “Airplane Pt. 2” (2018) and “Spring Day” (2017)
May 16 – Stanford Day 1 – “N.O” (2013) and “Anpanman” (2018)
May 17 – Stanford Day 2 – “Dope” (2015) and “Blood, Sweat, & Tears” (2016)
May 19 – Stanford Day 3 – “I Need U” (2015) and “No More Dream” (2013)
May 23 – Las Vegas Day 1 – “Permission to Dance” (2021) and “Go Go” (2017)
May 24 – Las Vegas Day 2 – “Black Swan” (2020) and “Spine Breaker” (2014)
May 27 – Las Vegas Day 3 – “Anpanman” (2018) and “Attack on Bangtan” (2013)
May 28 – Las Vegas Day 4 – “Boyz With Fun” (2015) and “Danger” (2014)
June 12 – Busan Day 1 – “Paldogangsan” (2013) and “Ma City” (2015)
June 13 – Busan Day 2 – In honor of FESTA – “Dimple” (2017), “Ddaeng” (2018), and “Magic Shop” (2018)

For more information on BTS’s World Tour: ARIRANG, click here.