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Jungkook of BTS releases Never Let Go, special song for fans. South Korean singer Jungkook is back with new music.

The week-long calendar gathers BTS's devoted ARMYs for the initial reveal on Sunday, June 2. Bang Bang Con ticket sales follow on Tuesday, June 4. Further visual and musical revelations are expected to be unveiled on June 5 and 6. Then, the Bang Bang Con live-streaming event will captivate fans on June 8, leading up to a brief pause until June 13.

This South Korean multinational girl group consists of six members - Miyeon, Minnie, Soojin, Soyeon, Yuqi and Shuhua. After making their debut in 2018, the outfit won several rookie awards at major South Korean year-end music award shows, and are on track to becoming one of K-pop’s biggest girl groups. 

Purple will take over Seoul to celebrate BTS 10th anniversary.

While BTS' 'chapter 2' has begun with the members now focusing on their solo careers, let's take a look at their journey from their debut days

The group has a total of 25 world record titles under their belt -- and counting.

(Hypebot) -- Taking fandom to another level, BTS’ ARMY has been both praised and critiqued by Western media. In this piece, member Ami Patel details just

Published June 16, 2021, 7:37 AM BTS at their 2021 Muster Sowoozoo fan meet (Big Hit Music)  K-pop superstars and Grammy nominees BTS held an impressive online fan meeting, which drew more than one million fans around the world. To celebrate their eighth anniversary since debuting in 2013, BTS held the two-day “BTS 2021 Muster Sowoozoo” live-streamed fan meeting on June 13 and 14. The fan meeting was watched by a total of 1.33 million fans from 195 countries and regions across two days, ac...

Opinions | I found Korean culture sexist and stifling. Then my kid fell in love with K-pop. Stacy Kim © Park Juwon/AP In this image made from a video, former and current members of K-pop band “Girls Alert” perform for end-of-year concert at Nowon district residential center in Seoul on Nov. 22, 2019. While popular K-pop bands like BTS and Blackpink have gone from strength to strength during the coronavirus pandemic, lesser-known acts are struggling. “Doesn’t it both...

Shows like these have certainly helped keep the industry afloat, but even if you’ve shelled out any money to watch your favorite acts perform across your computer screen in the past year, it’s no doubt that both you, and your favorite artists, are itching to get back to live performances. There’s nothing quite like the magical experience of being in a crowd, screaming the lyrics together, and feeling like part of a community. But it’s probably been a while for most of us, so here’s wh...