
BTS (Bangtan Sonyeondan) is reported overseas to be preparing for a large-scale world tour after releasing a new album next spring. On the 26th (local time), Bloomberg News in the United States quoted sources saying that BTS is planning 65 performances worldwide next year. According to the report, more than 30 of the world tour performances are expected to be held in North America, and it was revealed that BTS's new album will be released at the end of March next year. In relation to this, BTS's agency BIGHIT MUSIC clarified today (27th) to OSEN that 'the schedule and scale of BTS's new album and new world tour have not been confirmed.' BTS entered their military service period starting with Jin's enlistment in 2022, and after SUGA's discharge in June this year, all members have completed their national defense obligations and are preparing for a full return as a complete group. Previously, BTS officially announced a comeback in the spring of 2026. They revealed specific plans through a live broadcast in July, stating that all members would sequentially travel to the United States in July to begin music work and prepare for performances. They plan to launch a large-scale world tour alongside the release of their new album in 2026. - BTS to make a full comeback in spring 2026! World tour also announced 'Preparations in the U.S. starting this month' - BTS releases new complete group shots! Recording scenes also... Expectations rise for the comeback.
RM, the leader of BTS, will deliver a keynote speech at the APEC CEO Summit in Gyeongju on November 29, focusing on K-culture and cultural industries. This is the first time a K-POP artist will speak at this summit. As a fluent English speaker, RM's insights on K-culture's global influence are highly anticipated. HYBE, BTS's agency, is a diamond sponsor of the event, showcasing its international achievements.
On the afternoon of the 25th, BTS's V departed from Incheon International Airport to Los Angeles for an overseas schedule. The event he attended gathered luxurious guests, including BTS members, Park Seo-joon, and members of Stray Kids, aespa, and 2PM's Junho, all participating in a breast cancer awareness campaign.
W Korea's breast cancer awareness campaign faced criticism after a YouTuber highlighted the odd phrasing of their invitation. The event, which celebrated its 20th anniversary, was criticized for being more of a social party than a charity, especially after a controversial performance. Despite celebrity participation, the low donation total raised further concerns about respect for breast cancer patients.
HYBE has partnered with Los Angeles Football Club to host a K-Culture festival during the MLS playoffs, highlighting K-POP and Korean culture. The event will feature music from HYBE artists, a light show, and fusion Korean cuisine, aiming to strengthen cultural ties in LA, home to many Koreans.
Jin from BTS is set to hold an encore fan concert titled '#RUNSEOKJIN_EP.TOUR_ENCORE' on October 31-November 1 in Incheon. The concert will be streamed online via Weverse, featuring new performances, fan games, and special events. Jin expresses excitement to meet fans and emphasizes the importance of their support for a memorable experience.
A Chinese woman in her 30s attempted to break into BTS member Jungkook's home and was arrested on June 11. The prosecution decided on a suspended indictment, citing that her actions were unsuccessful and she posed a low risk of reoffending upon returning to China. Jungkook had just completed his military service that day.
The film 'j-hope Tour 'HOPE ON THE STAGE' THE MOVIE' premieres in IMAX on November 3, showcasing J-HOPE's solo concert with exclusive performances and behind-the-scenes footage. Tickets are priced at ¥2,600, and attendees will receive a limited edition poster card. Don't miss this unique cinematic experience!
BTS's J-HOPE showcased his playful side by posing with a leek in a series of Instagram photos. His outfit featured a character holding a leek, and fans reacted enthusiastically, praising his unique sense of style. J-HOPE is currently on a world tour, performing 33 shows across 16 cities, attracting over 524,000 fans.
Baek Se-hee, author of the bestseller 'I Want to Die but I Want to Eat Tteokbokki,' has passed away at 35, prompting worldwide mourning. Her impactful book on depression, published in 2018, became a cultural phenomenon, translated into 25 languages and selling over 500,000 copies in Korea alone. She saved five lives through organ donation. Tributes from readers and notable figures like BTS's RM highlight her profound influence on mental health awareness.
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