Earlier this year, all of the members of BTS finally finished their mandatory military enlistment. Following that was some exciting news, specifically about the new album as well as the world tour that is said to follow. The singers had been in LA for the past two months; however, they’re all back home in South Korea, not for long though. New reports reveal that the idols may be heading back to the States soon enough again.
BTS is soon to be heading back to the States to film a music video
As per reports from Korean media news outlet Star News, a comeback is already on the way. BTS members who are currently back home are said to be heading back to America in order to film a music video for their much-anticipated comeback. The members have also been keeping fans updated about their lives and upcoming projects as well, with Jungkook sharing in a recent live stream that while the recording for their new music has not yet begun, the production for them is being finalised. A statement from the report read, “BTS will soon be filming a music video for their new song in the US. The visual aspects of the new album, including the concept and vibe, have already been finalized, and recording is currently in progress”.
More on BTS’s comeback
Earlier this year, their company, as well as the members of BTS themselves, confirmed that they are planning on releasing new music next year around springtime. Now, this no longer seems to be a far-fetched dream, as supposedly the release is being planned for March 2026. This will mark the group’s first comeback in 3 years with all seven members included. Not only that, but the report has also confirmed that soon after the release of their new music, the famed group may also be heading towards a world tour. This will also be the first time in 4 years that all seven members will be sharing the stage in four years. The last time this happened was in October 2022, when they held the free concert as a gift to ARMYs.
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