Arirang will be BTS’s first full-group album in almost four years, coming after their 2022 break when members stepped away to fulfil South Korea’s compulsory military service.
BigHit Music has released the track list for BTS’ upcoming fifth full-length album, Arirang. Taking to Weverse on Tuesday, BigHit Music shared the track list.
Arirang tracklist revealed
The upcoming album Arirang will include 14 tracks, with “Swim” serving as the lead single. The album is scheduled to drop on March 20 at 1 PM KST (9:30 AM IST).
The complete list of songs includes Body to Body, Hooligan, Aliens, FYA, 2.0, No. 29 (Interlude), Swim (Lead Single), Merry Go Round, Normal, Like Animals, They Don’t Know ’Bout Us, One More Night, Please, and Into the Sun.
Fans react with excitement
The announcement quickly sparked excitement among fans of BTS, widely known as the ARMY, who flooded social media platform X with enthusiastic reactions.
One fan wrote that the tracklist suggests a more mature and powerful sound, adding that the group appears ready to return with a completely different energy in their post-service era. Another fan noted that the album title Arirang already feels symbolic, pointing to song names like Aliens, Like Animals, They Don’t Know ’Bout Us, and Into the Sun, which they believe hint at themes of growth, rebellion and identity.
Several fans also praised the variety in the tracklist, predicting a blend of energetic songs and emotional storytelling. Some highlighted tracks like Body to Body and Hooligan as likely high-energy anthems, while One More Night and Into the Sun could showcase a more reflective side of the band.
Another user commented that the album appears to offer a full musical journey — from experimental tracks like Aliens and FYA to smoother and more introspective songs — suggesting it could become one of the group’s standout releases.
About Arirang
The album features production from well-known names such as Diplo, Ryan Tedder, Kevin Parker, and Pdogg.
Arirang will mark the first full group album by BTS in nearly four years, following the band’s 2022 hiatus as members completed South Korea’s mandatory military service. During the break, each member focused on individual solo projects.
The group officially confirmed their reunion during a livestream on July 1, 2025, signaling the beginning of a new chapter for the globally popular K-pop band. In addition to the album release, two behind-the-scenes specials are set to premiere on Netflix during the same week.
