Get ready, ARMY! Netflix is set to livestream a live concert by the globally popular K-Pop group BTS. The performance marks the band's first in nearly four years, as members took a break to fulfill South Korea's mandatory military service. The concert, titled *BTS The Comeback Live | Arirang*, is scheduled for March 21st, following the release of their new album.

The live show will originate from Seoul's Gwanghwamun Square, and will be streamed at various times globally. Viewers in the US will have a choice of a very early Saturday morning or a late Friday night viewing experience. Following the concert, Netflix will also release *BTS: The Return*, a documentary offering behind-the-scenes access to the group's reunion and path forward.

This move represents Netflix's continued push into livestreaming. The streaming giant has previously experimented with live content, from reality shows to sports, though not always without technical difficulties. Considering the massive global fanbase of BTS, this concert is arguably one of Netflix's most significant livestreaming events yet.

What's next? Fans can look forward to the documentary release on March 27th and potentially more tour dates. The success of this livestream could encourage more collaborations between streaming services and popular music acts, expanding the options for fans worldwide and demonstrating the potential of live content.