AceShowbiz - March is shaping up to be an exciting month for fans of 2010s boy bands, with Netflix playing a key role in delivering major musical events. While the streamer recently lost a bidding war to Paramount for Warner Bros content, it is innovating by streaming live concert events. Most notably, Netflix secured the rights to the highly anticipated reunion of the Korean supergroup BTS, who have returned after a multi-year hiatus due to mandatory military service commitments.

The BTS reunion concert is scheduled for March 21 in Seoul, where members RM, Jin, SUGA, J-Hope, Jimin, V, and Jung Kook will perform together for the first time in over three years. This highly anticipated event will be accompanied by the release of their new album, ARIRANG, which drops a day before the concert. Following the show, BTS will embark on a worldwide tour to promote their comeback. The concert will also be paired with a feature-length documentary titled BTS: The Return, directed by Bao Nguyen, chronicling the band’s journey back to the stage.

BTS has become a global cultural phenomenon over the past decade, popularizing Korean culture through music, food, and entertainment. Netflix’s biggest movie to date, KPop Demon Hunters, draws inspiration from the band’s influence, underscoring their worldwide impact. Despite the buzz around BTS, another concert film is currently climbing the Netflix viewership charts ahead of the live BTS event.

According to FlixPatrol, the concert film Harry Styles: One Night in Manchester has become one of the most-watched titles on Netflix’s domestic charts since its debut. Although it has not entered the global top 10, the film showcases Styles performing songs from his latest album, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally, alongside some of his biggest hits. This marks Styles’ first concert film, capturing his dynamic stage presence as he prepares for a world tour similar to BTS.

In addition to his music career, Styles is actively pursuing a path in film, with notable roles in Christopher Nolan’s Dunkirk, Olivia Wilde’s Don’t Worry Darling, and Marvel’s Eternals. The concert film, directed by Chris Appelhans and Maggie Kang, runs for 96 minutes and was released on June 20, 2025.

While BTS’s reunion remains the centerpiece event of March, Harry Styles’ concert film serves as a strong prelude on Netflix, building anticipation among fans of live music experiences. As these two major pop culture events unfold, Netflix is positioning itself as a premier destination for concert films and live music streaming.

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