ARLINGTON, Texas — BTS’s reunion tour is heading to Texas this weekend, bringing RM, Jin, SUGA, j-hope, Jimin, V and Jung Kook to AT&T Stadium for two nights on Aug. 15 and Aug. 16.

The group’s “ARIRANG” World Tour marks BTS’s first world tour as a full group following the members’ completion of military service and the release of their chart-dominating “ARIRANG” album.

Arlington serves as the only Texas stop on the North American leg of the tour and tickets have already sold out for both dates. If you’re still on the hunt for seats to one of the shows, below is info on where you can still find BTS tickets today.

Where to get BTS Arlington tickets now

Both Arlington dates sold out early in the initial sales period. But even if you missed out during the original on sale, you can still get tickets by comparing pricing and availability on reputable resale platforms that offer verified inventory and strong buyer protections.

The following vendors also include discount codes in some instances:

Vivid Seats lists BTS tickets through its marketplace. Purchases are backed by the company’s 100% Buyer Guarantee, which is designed to ensure valid tickets are delivered before the event.

Use promo code CLEVELAND20 to save $20 on qualifying orders of $200 or more.

TicketNetwork orders are protected through the company’s Money-Back Guarantee.

Buyers can use promo code TIXDEAL15 for 15% savings.

StubHub still offers resale inventory for BTS’s Texas concerts, even though it is not currently offering ticket discounts. Purchases are covered through the company’s FanProtect Guarantee, which provides support if tickets are not delivered as expected or prove invalid.

BTS Arlington concert details

Venue: AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas

Dates and lowest ticket prices compared:

Aug. 15

Vivid Seats: $278TicketNetwork: $276StubHub: $309

Aug. 16

Vivid Seats: $214TicketNetwork: $222StubHub: $238BTS in the news

BTS recently made the news after “ARIRANG’s” album track “Aliens” went back onto multiple Billboard rankings, helping the song reach a new peak at No. 4 on the Digital Song Sales chart. Forbes also credited ARMY’s coordinated support following BTS’s announcement that the group would not submit eligible music for Grammy consideration under the Recording Academy’s new Best Asian Pop Music Performance category.