BTS, the world-renowned South Korean boy band, has officially begun preparations for a big comeback next year.
The exciting news was confirmed by BTS leader Kim Nam-joon, who is known by his stage name RM, during a recent interaction with fans on the platform Weverse.
When asked whether BTS would embark on a full-group world tour in the spring of 2026, RM responded enthusiastically, writing: “Everyone, look forward to the tour next year. We’ll work hard. It’s been seven years.”
BTS to visit 65 cities
The much-anticipated tour will mark the return of BTS after its members fulfilled their mandatory military service commitments.
Although official dates and locations have yet to be announced, media insiders claim that BTS is set to visit over 65 cities across multiple continents in a tour running from May to December 2026.
Aside from that, BTS is expected to release a new studio album ahead of the trip.
RM has previously hinted at the emotional depth of their next work, saying during a livestream: “As for what our next album will become, I’m still figuring it out myself.
“But I’m hoping that the moments we’ve shared here, in this faraway place, will turn into some kind of beauty – something I’d forgotten for too long.”
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Fans thrilled with tour news
Meanwhile, fans around the world have been buzzing with excitement since the news of a tour broke, flooding social media with messages of support.
On TikTok, @azu.agustd said: “Prepare your wallets. The Hunger Games are about to begin.”
A user called Karlita added: “I’ve been here since 2015. I need to see them.”
Formed in 2013 under Big Hit Entertainment (now HYBE Corporation), BTS has become one of the most influential music acts in the world.
They have broken records with chart-topping albums, sold-out stadium tours, and a devoted international fanbase known as ARMY (Adorable Representative M.C. for Youth).
The group comprises members RM, Jin, SUGA, J-hope, Jimin, V, and Jung Kook.
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