BTS's Jin will hold an encore fan concert on Oct 31-Nov 1, featuring new performances and fan interactions. Stream online via Weverse.
October/24/2025 19:36
BTS's Jin's encore fan concert is approaching in one week. Jin will hold '#RUNSEOKJIN_EP.TOUR_ENCORE' for two days from October 31 to November 1 at the Incheon Munhak Stadium in Michuhol District. This performance can also be viewed through online streaming on the global fan platform Weverse. '#RUNSEOKJIN_EP.TOUR' is based on the concept that expands the world of BTS's official YouTube content 'Run, Sokjin,' where Jin showcases a new form of fan concert through singing, games with fans, and costume events. With the concert approaching, Jin spoke about the highlights and his enthusiasm for this performance. -- What are you most looking forward to at the encore fan concert? Jin: At the last concert, there was a segment where the ARMY (BTS's fan name) sang, and I had to guess the title. Some fans wrote that they were disappointed they couldn't sing well. They said, 'This time, we will prepare harder for that part.' From my perspective, I thought they sang really well and had fun (laughs). So I'm really looking forward to it. Since it's an outdoor concert, it might be a bit chilly, so I hope everyone comes dressed warmly. I will take responsibility for the heat of the performance on the day. Please come with excitement. -- Are there any changes compared to previous tours? Jin: We have expanded the scale compared to the fan concert in Goyang in June, and we prepared a stage where we can interact more closely with the audience. We also changed the medley structure, but I'm a little worried if you will like it. There are songs I haven't sung in a long time, and I'm curious if the ARMY remembers them. There will also be special performances that can only be seen this time, so I think you can look forward to it. -- What did you learn the most from the last tour? Jin: I was really happy to hold my first solo fan concert tour and meet ARMY in each city. Since it was a performance I led alone, there was pressure, but with each performance, I learned a lot about how to lead the concert more stably. I became more mindful of my physical condition and management, and above all, the support from ARMY became a great strength and gave me a lot of confidence. I am grateful that they reacted more enthusiastically than I worried. As long as I have the stamina, I think I can run around with ARMY until the end. -- Now that the concert is one week away, what feelings are you experiencing the most? Jin: I really want to see ARMY. This concert started from the desire to meet ARMY. I am preparing with the belief in ARMY and doing my best. I am nervous like it's my first concert, but thinking about meeting everyone who has been waiting makes me feel more excited. Above all, I hope it will be a time where both I and ARMY can enjoy and play to our heart's content. -- Please tell us the points to fully enjoy this concert. Jin: Since it's an encore concert, I want to create every moment together with ARMY. I hope you enjoy it from start to finish with concentration. I am also thinking of various ways to meet ARMY more closely. Above all, I believe the concert is completed by the voices of the audience's support. I hope that when looking back, the 'Run, Sokjin' tour remains a happy and fun memory for everyone. I am preparing hard with that feeling and looking forward to the day we meet. And since you already like to run and play, I would be really happy if you come with the stamina to 'jump jump' again this time. 'Run, Sokjin' is best enjoyed while running (laughs).
Related Articles
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.
The W Korea breast cancer awareness campaign event is under fire for its lavish atmosphere and past controversies, including an incident where actress Park Boyoung was barred from the photo wall for not wearing stockings. Despite raising questions about the campaign's effectiveness, some participants received praise for their contributions to the cause.
Baek Se-hee, the author of the acclaimed essay 'I Want to Die, But I Want to Eat Tteokbokki,' beloved by BTS's RM, has passed away at 35. She saved five lives through organ donation. Her book sold over 500,000 copies in Korea and gained international popularity. She had been diagnosed with depression and shared her experiences in her writing.
BTS demonstrated their immense fashion influence by generating approximately $56 million in media value during major fashion weeks in New York, Milan, and Paris. Members RM, Jin, Jimin, V, and Jungkook were invited as ambassadors for top brands, ranking high among influencers. Their impact extends beyond music, shaping global fashion trends.
A gathering of popular Korean stars, including BTS members V and J-HOPE, actors Jung Hae-in and Park Seo-joon, took place at a charity event for breast cancer awareness. They shared fun moments, enjoying music, drinks, and selfies together. W Korea shared a video showcasing their synergy at the event.
On October 15, a charity event for the 20th Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign took place at the Four Seasons Hotel in Seoul. The event featured numerous K-pop stars, including members of BTS, BIGBANG, and Stray Kids, as well as popular actors, creating a glamorous atmosphere. The event highlighted the importance of breast cancer awareness and showcased the unity of the entertainment industry.
J-HOPE's concert film 'HOPE ON THE STAGE' premieres in theaters on November 28. It features highlights from his world tour, exclusive performances, and behind-the-scenes footage, showcasing his evolution as an artist and his connection with fans. The trailer reveals dynamic dance performances and heartfelt interviews.
