BTS performed in front of ARMYs in their hometown after a separation of almost 2.5 years. This much awaited concert at Jamsil Olympic Stadium was met with tremendous excitement both in Korea and around the world.
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic the septet could not perform to a live audience in Korea, but with the easing of restrictions, they were given the opportunity to play for a limited crowd for three days.
BTS took this opportunity to only play songs in which all members could participate and be on stage together, hence no solos were performed. Suga had previously mentioned that they wanted ARMYs' full attention on all seven of them after having been apart for so long and hence the current setlist was born.
Here are the songs BTS performed over the three days
No two BTS performances are ever alike, even if it is the same song as they always give their all in every performance. Despite that, the encore for each day was switched up to provide ARMYs watching the concerts with something new to look forward to each day.
DAY 1 - 10/03/2022
- ON
- Fire
- Dope
- DNA
- Blue & Grey
- Black Swan
- Blood Sweat & Tears
- Fake Love
- Life Goes on
- Boy With Luv (feat. Halsey)
- Dynamite
- Butter
- Telepathy
- Outro: Wings
- Stay
- So What
- Idol
- Home
- Airplane Pt. 2
- Silver Spoon (Baepsae)
- Dis-ease
- Permission To Dance
DAY 2 - 12/03/2022
- ON
- Fire
- Dope
- DNA
- Blue & Grey
- Black Swan
- Blood Sweat & Tears
- Fake Love
- Life Goes on
- Boy With Luv (feat. Halsey)
- Dynamite
- Butter
- Telepathy
- Outro: Wings
- Stay
- So What
- Idol
- Home
- Anpanman
- Go Go
- Permission To Dance
DAY 3 - 13/03/2022
- ON
- Fire
- Dope
- DNA
- Blue & Grey
- Black Swan
- Blood Sweat & Tears
- Fake Love
- Life Goes on
- Boy With Luv (feat. Halsey)
- Dynamite
- Butter
- Telepathy
- Outro: Wings
- Stay
- So What
- Idol
- Spring Day
- We Are Bulletproof: the Eternal
- Permission to Dance
The slogans for ARMY TIME for each day were just as beautiful as the concert, each showcasing exactly how precious the seven members were to their fans and how deep their bond was.
ARMYs in the crowd may not have been able to fill up the stadium due to number restrictions and were also forbidden from cheering like they could pre-pandemic but they gave it their all to show the septet all their love and appreciation in whatever form they could.