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Korea Herald
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Korea Herald
BTS' live album hits Billboard 200 at No. 10
BTS' first-ever live album entered the Billboard 200 at No. 10, according to the chart preview published on Sunday in the US. 'Permission to Dance on Stage — Live' is the group's eighth album to make the top ten on the main albums chart. Of the seven previous top ten entries, six were chart-toppers. The new album features 22 tracks from performances in Seoul, Los Angeles and Las Vegas during the 2021-2022 tour. It will be a recap ahead of the band's full-group activities, which will resume next year with an album and a tour. On Wednesday, BTS' documentary film 'Army: Forever We Are Young' will open in cinemas, offering insight into the band's official fandom community, 'Army.'
The Star
20-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Star
BTS drops first-ever live concert album
'Permission to Dance on Stage — Live' captures moments of the K-pop mega group's 2021-2022 tour. — Photo: BigHit Music BTS released its first-ever live album, Permission to Dance on Stage – Live , on Friday. The album captures vivid memories of the group's performances during its 'Permission to Dance on Stage' tour in 2021 to 2022. Performances from Seoul, Los Angeles and Las Vegas feature on the album. Marking the group's first official concert album since debut, it includes 22 tracks, featuring megahits such as Dynamite , Butter and Permission to Dance . Several tracks were newly arranged for the tour, offering the audience fresh takes on fan favorites. Fire and Idol are reimagined with more intense sounds, while Dynamite and Butter have been infused with brass sessions for an upbeat, festive feel. Alongside the album, a video of the final Seoul concert held at Jamsil Olympic Stadium in 2022 will be released. Fans can watch the 141-minute video through Weverse, Hybe's global fan platform. The package will also include an interview photobook featuring behind-the-scenes moments from the concert. Meanwhile, BTS is preparing for a full-group comeback in the spring of next year and a new world tour. During a Weverse Live broadcast on July 1, the members shared that they will begin working on new music and concert preparations starting this month. — The Korea Herald/Asia News Network
Korea Herald
18-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Korea Herald
BTS drops first-ever live concert album
'Permission to Dance on Stage — Live' captures moments of the group's 2021-2022 tour BTS released its first-ever live album, 'Permission to Dance on Stage – Live,' on Friday at 1 p.m. The album captures vivid memories of the group's performances during its 'Permission to Dance on Stage' tour in 2021 to 2022. Performances from Seoul, Los Angeles and Las Vegas feature on the album. Marking the group's first official concert album since debut, it includes 22 tracks, featuring megahits such as 'Dynamite,' 'Butter' and 'Permission to Dance.' Several tracks were newly arranged for the tour, offering the audience fresh takes on fan favorites. 'Fire' and 'Idol" are reimagined with more intense sounds, while 'Dynamite' and 'Butter' have been infused with brass sessions for an upbeat, festive feel. Alongside the album, a video of the final Seoul concert held at Jamsil Olympic Stadium in 2022 will be released. Fans can watch the 141-minute video through Weverse, Hybe's global fan platform. The package will also include an interview photobook featuring behind-the-scenes moments from the concert. Meanwhile, BTS is preparing for a full-group comeback in the spring of next year and a new world tour. During a Weverse Live broadcast on July 1, the members shared that they will begin working on new music and concert preparations starting this month.
Korea Herald
01-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Korea Herald
BTS to recap tour with 1st live album
BTS is rolling out its first-ever live album on July 18, label Big Hit Music announced Tuesday. The album will contain 22 songs the band performed through its 'Permission to Dance on Stage — Live' tour that ran in 2021 and 2022, including 'On,' 'Fire,' 'Dope,' 'Idol' and 'Permission to Dance.' The septet performed in Seoul, Los Angeles and Las Vegas for 11 shows which, combined with one online concert, drew 4 million people. The US gigs were held at SoFi Stadium and Allegiant Stadium, making BTS the first K-pop artist to host a concert at each venue. The soon-to-be-released set is set to rouse up its fans who are eagerly awaiting the group's return. All members have completed their mandatory military duties as of last month and were seen at Jin's solo fan concert held last weekend.
