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BTS 2020 world tour dates: North America, Europe, Korea and Japan; no Singapore, Hong Kong, Manila

  • BTS’ world tour Map of the Soul will take in the US, Canada, London Barcelona and Berlin.
  • Asian dates include Seoul and cities in Japan. Singapore, Manila and Hong Kong are not on the list
BTS have released dates from their upcoming BTS Map of the Soul world tour, which visits North America, Europe, Seoul and Japanese cities.

By Dong Sun-hwa

K-pop sensations BTS have disclosed the tentative schedule for their 2020 world tour. The seven-piece group should kick off the “BTS Map of the Soul Tour” in Seoul on April 11, say the band’s agency Big Hit Entertainment, and wind up in Tokyo on September 2.

The tour will call in on North American cities including Los Angeles (May 2-3), New Jersey (May 23-24), Toronto (May 30-31) before heading across the Atlantic to cities such as London (July 3-4), Berlin (July 11-12) and Barcelona (July 17-18).

Apart from Seoul, the only other Asian cities on the schedule are in Japan: Fukuoka (June 28-29), Osaka (July 23, July 25-26 and August 1-2), Saitama (August 7-8) and Tokyo (September 1-2).

Previous Asian stops such as Hong Kong, Singapore, Manila and Taipei are noticeably absent from the schedule. However, the venue for the June 13-14 concerts was not revealed in the line-up and Big Hit did not provide any hint.

So far, the seven-member outfit will play 37 gigs in 17 cities.

The BTS 2020 world tour schedule released by Big Hit Entertainment.
The BTS 2020 world tour schedule released by Big Hit Entertainment.

“BTS successfully wrapped up the ‘Love Yourself’ world tour last year and is set to embark on the new one,” a company official said. “We only revealed the confirmed schedules this time, but will make further announcements if more dates are added.”

In 2019, the K-pop titans performed in 23 cities around the world, attracting more than two million concertgoers. The band, comprising RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V and Jungkook, will drop their fourth studio album Map of the Soul: 7 on February 21.

Read the whole story at The Korea Times