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K-pop icons BTS have announced their first album since 2022, with a tour to follow ...
BTS has officially confirmed its comeback, revealing on a Weverse livestream on Tuesday that the K-pop powerhouse will return ...
Their reunion? It’s smooth like butter. The K-pop septet BTS will return in spring 2026 with a new album and world tour.
BTS confirms comeback with a new album and world tour set for spring 2026 after a two-year hiatus. Details inside.
K-pop septet BTS will return next spring with a new album and tour after all seven members completed their mandatory military service in South Korea.
BTS's last album as a group was 2022's 'Proof.' Since then, all of its members have released solo music, including Jung Kook's 2023 album 'Golden'; V's 2023 album 'Layover'; Jimin's two albums, 2023's ...
The “Permission to Dance” singers will head to the U.S. to work on new music: “We’re approaching the album with the same mindset we had when we first started.” ...
After a hiatus since 2022, BTS confirmed their comeback with a full-group album in spring 2026. All members have completed military service and will start working on new music in the US, along with ...
BTS are back! K-pop group confirms 2026 comeback & world tour plans in first post-military live chat
On Tuesday, the global K-pop icon BTS revealed plans to return in spring 2026 with a new album and a world tour.
BTS is currently working on a new group album, with plans to release it in spring 2026. Yes, all seven members of BTS have now completed their mandatory military service in South Korea. Yes, BTS has ...
The hugely popular Korean boy band is making plans now that its members have completed their mandatory military service.
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The Manila Times on MSNBTS announces new album, world tour in 2026 after returning from military
HYBE said BTS "plan to release their new album in 2026 and embark on a large-scale world tour". Group member RM said during the livestream that the new album "is officially set to be released next ...
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