BTS begins promotions for their comeback with a new album on March 20, featuring 14 tracks and a world tour following the release.
January/6/2026 12:10
BTS (Bangtan Sonyeondan) has started a large-scale promotion for their comeback as a complete group in Seoul. Yesterday (5th), the central stairs of the Sejong Cultural Center, located near Gwanghwamun Square in Seoul, were dyed in BTS colors. The outdoor stairs were decorated with the logo of the 5th full album, the release date, and the group name, set to be released on March 20. Currently, the Sejong Cultural Center is attracting attention as one of the spaces symbolizing Korean culture and arts. BTS's agency, BIGHIT MUSIC, explained, 'BTS started in Korea and has grown into a team that performs on the global stage. Since they are making a comeback as a complete group after a long time, they are conducting offline promotions in the heart of Seoul, their cultural roots.' They added, 'We plan to expand outdoor advertisements to major cities around the world, such as New York, Tokyo, and London.' At the upper part of the Sejong Cultural Center's stairs, an object shaped like the new album's logo has been installed, attracting the interest of many people. This logo was recently unveiled to the global ARMY (fanbase name) through a handwritten letter from BTS. While the meaning behind the design remains shrouded in mystery, fans are speculating and sharing information as they eagerly await BTS's comeback. They will release their 5th full album on March 20, marking their first complete group comeback in about 3 years and 9 months. The album will include a total of 14 tracks, showcasing 'the current BTS' based on the emotions and struggles accumulated throughout their journey. After the new album's release, the seven members will embark on a large-scale world tour. Details regarding the performances will be announced on January 14 on the global fan platform Weverse. - BTS confirms comeback on March 20! Anticipation for the complete group album after about 3 years and 9 months. - BTS's long-awaited comeback features a full album with 14 tracks! World tour schedule to be announced on January 14.
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