BTS performed on Day 1 of the iHeartRadio Music Festival 2026 on Friday, September 18 at 7pm PDT — 11am KST on September 19 — streamed live on Disney+ and Hulu.
Contents
- BTS iHeart Radio Music Festival 2026 where to watch replay setlist: date, time, stream
- Where to watch the replay (and what is not confirmed yet)
- What songs BTS performed — setlist status
- The full lineup: who played which day
- Timeline: from lineup announcement to show day
BTS iHeart Radio Music Festival 2026 where to watch replay setlist: date, time, stream
Day 1 of the iHeartRadio Music Festival 2026 was Friday, September 18, with BTS billed first on the lineup.
The show ran at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, a venue of about 20,000 seats, and started at 7pm PDT — which is 11am KST on September 19.
The 16-hour gap between Las Vegas and Seoul is why the fandom conversation centers on that conversion: the r/bangtan announcement thread put "7pm PDT / 11am KST" right in its headline.
The festival streamed live on Disney+ and Hulu, and more than 150 iHeartMedia radio stations carried it nationwide.
What is confirmed is the live stream, not a replay.
As of this writing, no on-demand replay schedule for 2026 has been confirmed on either platform, so don’t treat the Disney+/Hulu announcement as a rewatch promise.
If your goal was the live moment, those two platforms are where it happened; if your goal is rewatching, the replay sections below are where to focus.
When something like this airs, the first thing I check is whether an on-demand replay actually exists — a live stream announcement is not the same as a replay announcement.
| June 2 | Initial lineup announced — BTS included in the first announcement |
|---|---|
| June 30 | LE SSERAFIM added as ‘JUST ADDED’ (Day 2) |
| Sept 18, 7pm PDT | Day 1 — BTS performs at T-Mobile Arena, Las Vegas |
| Sept 19, 11am KST | BTS’s set time in Korea time; Day 2 follows with LE SSERAFIM |
| Within 24–72h (by ~Sept 21) | Expected window for replay and setlist information to surface |
Where to watch the replay (and what is not confirmed yet)
The only platform confirmed so far is the live stream itself — Disney+ and Hulu carried it live, and 150+ iHeartMedia stations broadcast it on radio.
No 2026 replay schedule, region rules, or subscription pricing has been confirmed, so there is no date to circle yet.
Disney+ is the platform accessible from Korea; Hulu is US-only, so Korean and many international viewers can only use Disney+ for the stream.
Hulu has historically posted festival footage after broadcast, which makes Hulu’s iHeartRadio Music Festival hub and the iHeartRadio app the first places to check for a VOD or audio catch-up.
If I were hunting the replay, I would check Hulu’s iHeartRadio Music Festival hub and the iHeartRadio app first, because Hulu has a track record of posting festival footage and the app carried the radio broadcast.
Don’t assume the replay will appear on Disney+ Korea — whether it does, and when, is unconfirmed, so the honest answer today is: check those two places and wait for an official posting.
What songs BTS performed — setlist status
No official full setlist from the September 18 performance has been published in the sources available at writing time.
For a show like this, the setlist usually surfaces first on iHeart’s official YouTube channel and in fan threads on Reddit and X, so those are where to look.
A realistic window: search activity around replays and setlists typically peaks in the first 24–72 hours after the show — meaning by around September 21, official clips or a posted setlist should start appearing.
Until then, any specific song list you see is unverified, so treat unofficial lists with caution.
If you want the songs, bookmark the iHeart YouTube channel and check back within a couple of days — that’s the fastest path to an accurate answer.
The full lineup: who played which day
The festival ran two nights, September 18–19, hosted by Ryan Seacrest.
Day 1 (Sept 18) lists BTS (headliner billing), Benson Boone, Cardi B, Zara Larsson, Muse, Weezer, Lainey Wilson, and Goo Goo Dolls — one source lists BTS, Benson Boone, Weezer, Lainey Wilson, and Goo Goo Dolls, so the lists differ slightly between sources.
Day 2 (Sept 19) lists LE SSERAFIM, Cardi B, Snoop Dogg, Kenny Chesney, Major Lazer, Muse, and Zara Larsson.
LE SSERAFIM was added June 30 as a ‘JUST ADDED’ act, making it K-pop on both days: BTS on Day 1, LE SSERAFIM on Day 2.
The initial lineup was announced June 2, 2026, with BTS included in that first announcement.
If you’re tracking K-pop appearances specifically, BTS was the Day 1 headliner-billed act and LE SSERAFIM the Day 2 late addition — two different days, two different entry points.
Timeline: from lineup announcement to show day
The festival was announced in stages: the initial lineup on June 2, a June 30 addition, then the show itself in mid-September.
From the June 2 lineup announcement to BTS’s September 18 set is about 3.5 months, which is the gap fans had to track announcements.
If you missed the live, your next check-in points are the Hulu festival hub, the iHeartRadio app, and iHeart’s YouTube channel — those are where a replay or setlist would surface first.
Mark roughly September 21 as the outside date for the first wave of replay and setlist information.
👉 BTS set time and fan reaction thread on r/bangtan (7pm PDT / 11am KST)
👉 iHeartRadio Music Festival 2026 lineup and Day 1 details roundup
👉 LE SSERAFIM ‘JUST ADDED’ confirmation and stream platform info
Related posts
Sources
- Live stream on Disney+ and Hulu; replay timing unconfirmed (timespread.co.kr)
- Added June 30, performs Day 2 Sept 19 (timespread.co.kr)
- Official full setlist not published in searched sources (reddit.com)
What to check next — dates to watch
- By about September 21: expected window for replay and setlist information to surface — check Hulu’s iHeartRadio Music Festival hub and the iHeartRadio app
- No replay date to circle yet: only the live stream on Disney+ and Hulu is confirmed
- If a replay appears, region access matters: Disney+ works from Korea, Hulu is US-only
FAQ
Q. Was the Disney+/Hulu stream of the 2026 iHeartRadio Festival available on demand after the live broadcast?
Not confirmed. Only the live stream on September 18 was announced; no 2026 on-demand replay schedule exists in any source at writing time.
Q. What was BTS’s actual setlist at iHeartRadio Music Festival 2026 (Sept 18)?
No official full setlist has been published in the sources available at writing time. Expect it first on iHeart’s YouTube channel or fan threads within 24–72 hours of the show.
Q. Is the festival replay available on Disney+ in Korea, and is Hulu US-only?
Disney+ is the platform accessible from Korea; Hulu is US-only. Whether Disney+ carries a replay of the festival, and when, is unconfirmed.
Q. BTS iHeart Radio Music Festival 2026 where to watch replay setlist?
Check Hulu’s iHeartRadio Music Festival hub and the iHeartRadio app first — Hulu has historically posted festival VOD, and the app carried the radio broadcast. No replay is confirmed yet.
If you’re waiting on the replay, check Hulu’s festival hub and the iHeartRadio app — those are the first places it would appear.
Cover photo: AI-generated illustration (concert stage lights) — AI-generated image, illustrative only
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