Fans can get tickets to see K-pop sensations BTS live in Manchester, as Vue release tickets to show their previously sold-out gig. Group members RM, Jin, SUGA, j-hope, Jimin, V and Jung Kook will be on local cinema screens this weekend.
BTS: Yet To Come In Cinemas features up-close highlights from the bands 2022 show in Busan, South Korea, and what was the bands first scheduled show back together since 'taking a break' to focus on solo careers.
Appearing in screens from now until Wednesday, February 1, fans can buy tickets for the concert movie online, showing at the Printworks and Quayside cinemas. Prices online start at £17.49 each but tickets can be bought for as little as £3.80 with latest Groupon deal.
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Fans can get a lot of money off if they buy multiple tickets at once, with the two for £9 deal, five for £20 or 10 tickets for £38 (which works out at £3.80 per ticket).
Directed by Yoon Dong Oh, the film consists of the-mixed footage from their live performance with close-up angles and a new view from the 'audience'. Fans will also get a chance to hear and watch some of their best career-spanning hits including 'IDOL', 'Dynamite' and 'Butter', alongside their latest album 'Proof'.
Bangtan Sonyeondan, known widely as BTS, have gained recognition for their self-produced music since their debut back in 2013. The Grammy-nominated boyband have broken countless world records with more than 8 billion Spotify streams in 2022.
Welcoming the band to local screens, Robert Lea, head of screen content at Vue Entertainment, said: "We can’t wait to welcome BTS fans across the country as they take part in what could very well be the K-Pop event of the year.
"Seeing the K-Pop kings perform on the big screen is the next best thing to seeing them live and an opportunity that no member of the BTS Army should miss."
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