The band's long-awaited comeback is set for 2026. By Hannah Dailey BTS‘ comeback is about to be dynamite. According to RM, who gave fans an update on the band’s fast-approaching comeback, he and ...

Korean pop group BTS are reportedly set to make their long-awaited return in 2026 with what is expected to be their biggest world tour yet and a new album. This would mark a full-group comeback for ...

"It's been a while," j-hope chimed in. By Billboard Korea RM spoke — and j-hope and V nodded. The long-discussed spring comeback for BTS is now practically confirmed. At W Korea’s Love Your W event on ...

There’s a saying among ARMY — BTS’ famously loyal fandom — that the South Korean supergroup’s songs find you when you need them the most. Feeling a bit melancholy? “Spring Day” is here to put things ...

BTS has been on hiatus since 2022 due to military service. ARMY, rejoice! BTS is officially back. The K-pop superstars announced Tuesday they'll be returning with new music and a world tour in spring ...

There’s no other way to put what happened in 2020 and 2021 (no, not COVID): BTS became the biggest band in the world. In 2022, though, the inevitable, a turning point that fans knew for years would ...

The first member of BTS to complete his military service has made a triumphant return. Jin, the oldest member of the wildly popular South Korean boy band, was discharged from the country's army on ...

BTS at 2021 American Music Awards (Photo Credit: ABC via Getty Images) The much-awaited countdown for BTS military discharge dates has started. After Jin’s release on June 12, 2024, the ARMY will keep ...

The K-pop group is still on hiatus until 2025, when the last of its members finish their mandatory enlistment in South Korea’s military. But the celebrating has begun. By Jin Yu Young Reporting from ...

Where were you when the four-way military enlistment dropped? Last month, HYBE announced that RM, V, Jimin, and Jung Kook were the final members of BTS to start their mandatory stint in the South ...

BTS will be renewing their contracts under Big Hit Music, the seven-member South Korean boyband’s longtime label announced on Wednesday. With some of its members having enlisted in government-mandated ...