
As BTS (Bangtan Sonyeondan) is preparing for their comeback, the Cultural Heritage Administration has conditionally approved the use of locations and filming around Gyeongbokgung Palace. Today (20th), according to the Cultural Heritage Administration of Korea, the Cultural Heritage Committee deliberated on the filming and location use application submitted by BTS's agency HYBE for Gyeongbokgung Palace and Sungnyemun, and it was conditionally approved. The Cultural Heritage Administration explicitly stated that 'in the future, a subcommittee will be formed to examine the details (requested by HYBE) and the impact on cultural heritage.' As a result, BTS will be able to film for their comeback at Gyeongbokgung Palace and Sungnyemun, with filming expected to take place considering the palace's closing days. Separately, discussions are ongoing with the Seoul City and related ministries regarding a performance at Gwanghwamun Square, and results are expected soon. Previously, on the 19th, it was reported that BTS would hold a free concert at Gwanghwamun Square to commemorate their comeback. In response, BIGHIT MUSIC stated, 'We are currently in discussions, and we plan to officially announce the location and schedule once finalized.' BIGHIT MUSIC has reportedly applied for permission to use and film at Gwanghwamun Square, Gyeongbokgung Palace, and Sungnyemun. The title of the album that BTS will showcase for the first time in 3 years and 9 months is 'ARIRANG.' The album name, released on the 16th, reflects their intention to look back at the group's identity and roots through the representative Korean folk song, Arirang. This album includes 14 tracks, where BTS has infused their feelings during the hiatus and deep love for their fans into universal sensibilities.
BTS's V unveils his new photo book 'TYPE 非', featuring 278 pages and 20 chapters that explore his artistic identity. An exhibition in Seoul runs from Jan 20 to Feb 1, allowing fans to experience exclusive content. BTS will also release their 5th album 'ARIRANG' on March 20 and embark on a world tour starting in April.
BTS is gearing up for a comeback concert and world tour, with their 5th full album 'ARIRANG' set to release on March 20. The album features 14 tracks and reflects their identity and emotions for fans. The tour will kick off on April 9, covering 34 cities with a record 79 performances, including two shows at Tokyo Dome on April 17-18.
BTS has announced their first world tour in four years, leading to a surge in hotel prices in Busan. President Lee Jae-myung criticized the price gouging, stating it harms the market. The tour includes 79 shows across 34 cities, with Busan concerts on June 12-13, coinciding with BTS's debut anniversary.
BTS has announced their new album titled "ARIRANG," set for release on March 20, 2026. The album includes 14 tracks and reflects their identity and emotions. They will also embark on a world tour starting April 9, 2026, with performances in 34 cities, marking a significant milestone in K-POP history.
BTS's new world tour is anticipated to earn $1 billion, with 79 performances in 34 cities, including North America, Europe, and South America. The tour kicks off in Korea on April 9 and includes stops in Tokyo and Busan. A new album will be released on March 20, marking their first comeback in nearly four years.
BTS has announced their largest world tour, 'BTS WORLD TOUR IN JAPAN', set for April 2026 at Tokyo Dome. This marks their first Japan performance in 7 years. The tour will feature 79 shows across 34 cities, utilizing a 360-degree stage for an immersive experience. Ticket sales begin January 22, 2026.
BTS has announced their long-awaited world tour dates, set for April 17-18, 2026, in Tokyo. This marks their first major tour since 2022. They will also release a new album on March 20, featuring 14 tracks, their first full album in over 6 years. Fans are eagerly anticipating ticket sales and more updates.
BTS's V has made history as the first Korean male celebrity to exceed 70 million Instagram followers. He reached this milestone in just 4 years since opening his account in December 2021, breaking records for fastest follower growth. BTS is set to release a new album and embark on a world tour in spring 2024.
BTS's V is the cover star of GQ KOREA's February issue, in collaboration with Cartier. The magazine presents six cover variations and emphasizes V's compelling narrative, symbolized by two lines meeting at a point. V's Cartier bracelet, valued at approximately 7.8 million yen, sold out globally after he wore it. Additionally, V is set to be the most searched K-POP star on Google in 2025.
BTS member Jimin highlights his new charm in the February issue of VOGUE Korea as a DIOR ambassador. The photoshoot captures a romantic and whimsical aesthetic, featuring Jimin in various stylish outfits, including a tuxedo and floral jacket. His global popularity was evident as the hashtag 'JIMINxVOGUEKOREA' trended on social media after the release.
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