BTS fans are about to gather in São Paulo to watch the performances of the K-pop boy band. After seven years of waiting, the group will return to the capital of São Paulo starting this Wednesday, the 28th, at the MorumBIS stadium, located in the South Zone.
In addition to preparing clothes and accessories for the shows, spectators need to monitor the weather forecast, as the three days of performances are predicted to have rain, with Saturday, the 31st, being the day of greatest concern due to the possibility of a storm.
Weather Forecast Details
According to Climatempo, temperatures during the show days should range between 15°C and 25°C. Rain may occur at different times, which requires special attention from those planning to arrive early or face long queues.
Wednesday (28): Morning drizzle and night rain
On the first day of shows, the expected temperature ranges between 15°C and 22°C. Wednesday will start cloudy, with chances of drizzle in the morning and periods of sun in the afternoon. However, in the evening, showers are expected.
Climatempo points to a 55% probability of rain, with an estimated volume of 4.6 millimeters. Relative humidity is expected to remain between 65% and 93%.
Friday (30): Heat and rain showers
On Friday, the temperature increases slightly, registering a minimum of 16°C and a maximum of 25°C. The forecast indicates sun interspersed with many clouds in the morning, followed by rain showers in the afternoon and evening, with potential for thunderstorms.
The chance of precipitation is high, reaching 97% according to Climatempo, although the expected volume is lower than on Wednesday, projecting only 2.5 millimeters. Relative humidity may reach 100%.
Saturday (31): Risk of storm
The third day of shows presents the highest volume of predicted rain. Thermometers should indicate temperatures between 17°C and 25°C, but instability is expected throughout the day.
Meteorologists predict that the morning will have sun among many clouds, with a possibility of rain. In the afternoon, there is a forecast for a storm, and the night is also expected to be rainy, with showers and thunderstorms. The probability of rain is 91%, with an estimated volume of 15.6 millimeters, and relative humidity should be between 69% and 98%.
Album 'Arirang' and the world tour
BTS, globally recognized as a K-pop icon, had not released a group project since 2022. The seven members—Jin, Suga, J-Hope, RM, Jimin, V, and Jungkook—had to fulfill mandatory military service in the South Korean Armed Forces.
RM, Suga, V, Jimin, and Jungkook were discharged from mandatory service in June 2025. Meanwhile, the other two members, Jin and J-Hope, had already been discharged previously and participated in solo shows and variety programs.
V expressed his gratitude to fans and the media at the time, saying: 'To all the fans who waited for us, I want to say that I am very, very grateful. Please wait just a little longer and we will return with a great performance.'
On March 13 of this year, Big Hit Entertainment released the cover of BTS's album 'Arirang'. The album was released on the 20th and marked the first album with new songs from the group since 'Map of the Soul: 7' in 2020.
'Arirang' is presented as a 'special thank you' to fans for the loyalty shown by the group during this period. A press release from Big Hit, BTS's administrator, stated that 'Transcending time and generations, the song has long been associated with emotions of connection, distance, and reunion.'
The album is described as 'a deeply reflective work' that investigates the members' 'identity and roots'. The group's live debut after their return was broadcast on Netflix on March 21. Additionally, the platform released the documentary 'BTS: The Reunion' on March 27, detailing the creation process of the new album.