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BTS expands Festa 2026 with streaming release of ‘Come Over’

Song blends stadium pop, heavy beats and live-performance style sound.

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SEOUL: BTS will officially release their previously vinyl-exclusive track “Come Over” on global streaming platforms on June 12, 2026, marking a major highlight of the group’s Festa 2026 anniversary celebrations, Big Hit Music confirmed.

The song, which was earlier available only through the deluxe vinyl edition of the album Arirang, will now be made accessible to a wider global audience for the first time.

Originally surfaced on April 3, 2026, the track gained attention when vinyl purchasers began sharing clips online, quickly generating strong fan demand for a digital release.

The song is produced by SUGA, with additional contributions from RM and J-Hope, and features a powerful mix of stadium-style pop, heavy beats, and live-performance-inspired instrumentation.

The group had initially chosen to keep the track exclusive to the physical vinyl release. During a Weverse livestream on April 1, members indicated that the song would not be released on streaming platforms, with SUGA describing it as a special experience intended for vinyl buyers.

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However, growing global fan campaigns across social media are believed to have influenced the decision to unlock the track digitally as part of the Festa 2026 rollout.

Festa 2026, running from June 4 to June 13, celebrates BTS’s 13th debut anniversary and includes a series of content releases such as family photos, performance videos, individual diaries, documentaries, and teasers for upcoming projects.

Key scheduled releases include the 13 Side Film documentary, a teaser and episode of Run BTS 2.0, and the limited-edition ARIRANG 613 Picture Disc Vinyl, alongside the digital release of “Come Over” on June 12.

The announcement comes amid BTS’s ongoing global activities following the conclusion of the North American leg of their Arirang World Tour, which attracted massive audiences across multiple cities. European tour dates are expected to follow later this month.

With the long-awaited streaming release of “Come Over,” BTS’s 13th anniversary Festa is set to become one of the group’s most expansive and content-rich celebrations to date.

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