"Demand for BTS' return to the stage has been so high that it's gotten foreign leaders involved. After tickets for their 2026-2027 world tour sold out at lightning speed, Mexican president Claudia Sheinbaum requested that South Korean president Lee Jae Myung help facilitate more BTS concerts in Mexico. The country's consumer watchdog is also launching a probe against Ticketmaster. Sheinbaum revealed in a press conference on Monday that she had sent a letter to Lee seeking to add more BTS concerts in Mexico:"
""Everyone wants to go," she said. "Around 1 million young people want to buy tickets, but there are only 150,000 available." Get BTS Tickets Here Meanwhile, Mexico's consumer watchdog said that it has launched a probe into Ticketmaster, and is sanctioning resale platforms StubHub and Viagogo for "abusive and disloyal practices" regarding the BTS ticket sales process. The watchdog agency has not provided further details, and the ticketing companies have yet to respond."
Demand for BTS concerts in Mexico massively outstripped available tickets after the 2026-2027 world tour sale sold out. Mexican president Claudia Sheinbaum asked South Korean president Lee Jae Myung to help secure additional shows, noting roughly 1 million fans sought only 150,000 tickets. Mexico's consumer watchdog opened a probe into Ticketmaster and sanctioned StubHub and Viagogo for "abusive and disloyal practices" in the resale process. Initial Ticketmaster prices ranged from about 1,800 to 17,800 pesos, while secondary-market listings rose to between 11,300 and 92,100 pesos. BTS will release a new album on March 20 and begin a world tour April 9.
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