BTS will reveal its long-awaited world tour schedule on Jan. 14 alongside a new 14-track full-length album, marking the group’s first major comeback since completing military service.
BTS leader RM publicly expressed frustration and disappointment with HYBE, citing a lack of support and delays as the group prepares for its postponed comeback.
BTS’s Jungkook has become the star of Rolling Stone’s first international cover project, appearing on the Korea, U.K. and Japan editions and marking a milestone as the first K-pop soloist on the U.K. cover. The feature includes new photos, an in-depth interview and highlights his record-setting global success.
RM revealed that BTS debated whether to disband during its hiatus but said the members’ love for each other and their fans kept them together as they prepare for a full-group comeback next spring.
BTS member Jungkook has become the first Korean solo artist to surpass 10 billion Spotify streams, led by the massive success of his album “Golden” and global hits such as “Seven” and “Standing Next to You.”
BTS is reportedly preparing for a 2026 world tour with 65 shows, including over 30 in North America, as the group reunites after completing military service.
Cortis, BigHit Music’s first rookie group in six years, will release an English version of its debut track “What You Want” featuring Teezo Touchdown on August 22.
BTS's live album Permission to Dance on Stage – Live debuted at No. 10 on the Billboard 200, marking their eighth top-10 entry and the first by a Korean live album.
