KT will close its office on BTS concert day for safety due to expected crowds. Staff access will be restricted, affecting nearby businesses.
March/9/2026 14:24
It was found that KT will completely close its office on the day of BTS's performance. According to a report from a Korean media outlet today (the 9th), KT will close its office for safety reasons, anticipating a large influx of people for BTS's performance on the 21st of this month. This is because KT's new office is located close to the concert venue. On that day, access for employees will be fully controlled, and commercial facilities such as cafes and restaurants inside the building will also suspend operations. BTS will release their 5th full album 'ARIRANG' on the 20th of this month and hold a comeback live event at Gwanghwamun Square at 8 PM on the 21st. This performance will be directed by Hamish Hamilton, who has directed events such as the opening ceremony of the 2012 London Olympics and the Super Bowl halftime show, promising a stage suitable for a global event. It will be available for real-time viewing through Netflix. - BTS's V appears on a giant electronic billboard the size of 12 volleyball courts! Fans support the comeback... event in Tokyo as well - BTS shares candid thoughts before the comeback! A video with the seven members is trending, saying 'We want to stand on stage soon.'
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