What time is BTS: The Return streaming on Netflix in the UK?

Hot on the heels of BTS's live performance on Netflix, the world-famous band are letting the cameras in on their journey as they reunite to make their fifth studio album, Arirang.

From the director who brought audiences The Greatest Night in Pop, this documentary offers rare behind-the-access to the group as they work through their doubts and share moments of laughter and rediscovery.

As per Netflix, the documentary will follow the band as they contemplate how to begin again, wrestle with honouring the past and redefine an ever-evolving identity as they grow as artists and global icons.

"I did not try to tell the entire story of BTS," director Bao Nguyen said of the documentary, "I tried to understand what this particular moment meant to them and what story could be found inside that.

"What I kept seeing, just through observation and listening, was a brotherhood formed through creativity and through proximity, through living together, working together, growing up together, and carrying an emormous weight together."

So, after their recent comeback performance, when can audiences tune into the documentary? Read on for everything you need to know.

What time is BTS: The Return streaming on Netflix?

As ever, the documentary will be released on Netflix at 8am for audiences in the UK on Friday 27 March.

For those in Korea, the film will be available to watch at 5pm KST which, for those across the pond, is 3am eastern time and 1am pacific time, so will be quite the late night for those in the US.

BTS: The Return will stream on Friday 27 March live on Netflix. Sign up for Netflix from £5.99 a month. Netflix is also available on Sky Glass and Virgin Media Stream.

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