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BTS to make in-person comeback in November
The K-pop group BTS plans to stage offline concerts in the US later this year — the group’s first non-online performances in two years.
In a message posted to the fan community platform Weverse and the group’s official social networking services on Tuesday morning, BTS announced that it would be holding “BTS Permission to Dance on Stage — LA” offline performances in Los Angeles.
The performances are to be held at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles on Nov. 27 and 28 and Dec. 1 and 2.
They are to be BTS’ first offline performances since it staged its 2019 “BTS World Tour ‘Love Yourself: Speak Yourself (The Final)” in Seoul two years ago.
Ahead of its first offline performance in two years, the group plans to hold an online concert dubbed “BTS Permission to Dance on Stage” on Oct. 24. Details on ticket sales can be found online on Weverse and the official ticket distributor Ticketmaster.
By Jung Hyuk-june, staff reporter
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