BTS has released a new single to mark the 13th anniversary of its debut.
According to BigHit Music, the group dropped the digital single "Come Over" across major music platforms Friday afternoon, officially kicking off the "2026 BTS FESTA."
The track had previously been available only on the deluxe vinyl edition of "Arirang," released in April. It has now been released to digital listeners worldwide in celebration of the debut anniversary week.
Member Suga led the production, with RM and j-hope contributing to the lyrics and composition. The song weaves a sweeping stadium anthem with a polished pop sound, layering the synthesizer's rich spatial depth against the members' emotionally resonant vocals to stirring effect. Its narrative — of finding one another at the end of a long, wandering tunnel — is an intimate confession and tribute to the fandom that has stood by the group through 13 years.
To mark the anniversary, the agency is simultaneously releasing a special limited-edition vinyl, "Arirang (613 Limited Edition Picture Disc Vinyl)." The record brings together 16 tracks — including all songs from the group's fifth studio album and an interview track titled "Voice Message: Love Song," featuring candid conversations among the members — woven together to carry the narrative of the celebration.
The "2026 BTS FESTA" opened June 4 with a full-group family photo, and has since featured a performance video for the B-side "Hooligan" and a new episode of the group's original content series "Run BTS 2.0." The festivities are set to reach their offline peak with a concert in Busan beginning Friday.
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