BTS Come Over Released Digitally for 2026 FESTA Anniversary Program

BTS released “Come Over” as a digital track on June 12, 2026 at 1 p.m. KST, making the song broadly available during the group’s 2026 FESTA anniversary period. BIGHIT MUSIC announced the release through Weverse on June 9, describing it as music connected to BTS’s 13th debut anniversary celebration. ¹

The digital release gives “Come Over” a wider platform after earlier appearances tied to “ARIRANG,” BTS’s fifth full-length album. Korean reports said the track had previously been included on the “ARIRANG” deluxe vinyl released on April 3, 2026, before its formal issue as a digital track during FESTA. ²

BTS Come Over Release Details

The official notice presented “Come Over” as part of the group’s anniversary programming rather than a separate album campaign. BIGHIT MUSIC said the song carries “the artist’s sincerity” ahead of meeting fans after a long hiatus, placing the release in the context of BTS’s return-facing FESTA schedule. ¹

Musically, the notice described the track as featuring a beat, hand claps, and distorted guitar sounds that recall a stadium anthem. bnt News also reported that the song combines a stadium-anthem character with pop elements, with spacious synthesizers and large-scale vocals among its described features. ³

Credit details reported by Korean outlets identify SUGA as having participated in production. RM and j-hope were also listed in the song’s credits, a point reported by Yonhap and also confirmed in Maeil Business Newspaper’s coverage. ^{2 4}

The release is linked to “2026 BTS FESTA,” the annual anniversary event around BTS’s June 13 debut date. Maeil Business Newspaper reported that the 2026 event runs for about two weeks in connection with the group’s 13th debut anniversary. ⁴

Earlier Vinyl Availability and FESTA Context

“Come Over” was not introduced for the first time through the June 12 digital release. Yonhap News TV reported on April 4, 2026 that a new version of BTS’s fifth full-length album “ARIRANG” added “Come Over,” changing the configuration from 14 songs to 15. That report also noted SUGA’s production participation and RM and j-hope’s creative credits. ⁵

For the June 12 release, Yonhap described the song as having been available only through the “ARIRANG” deluxe vinyl before being issued formally as a digital track. The shift is therefore primarily one of access: from a physical-format inclusion to a wider digital release during the anniversary period. ²

Money Today’s IZE coverage added that “Come Over” had already appeared in the setlist for “BTS WORLD TOUR ‘ARIRANG’” and had been introduced first in concert settings. The same report said the “ARIRANG” 613 Limited Edition Picture Disc Vinyl was also released on June 12 and contains 16 songs. ⁶

The timing coincides with other BTS activity around the anniversary period. Yonhap connected the release with a Busan concert schedule beginning June 12, while bnt News also mentioned Busan concerts taking place on June 12 and June 13. ^{2 3}

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