BTS announces ‘Permission to Dance on Stage’ live-streamed concert next month
- The performances will be the band’s first concerts in their home country in over two years
- The group will perform three shows at the Seoul Olympic Stadium – the March 12 show will be broadcasted live in select theaters worldwide, while the March 10 and 13 shows will be available to stream online
The concert marks the group’s long-awaited return to a stage in South Korea in front of a live audience for the first time since 2019. Photo: TNSIt’s dynamite news for BTS fans.
The Korean-pop supergroup’s concert in Seoul on March 12 is set to be broadcast live at select cinemas across the globe.
That concert will be one of three performed by BTS at the Seoul Olympic Stadium next month. The concerts are part of the “Permission to Dance on Stage” tour that has been disrupted by the Covid-19 pandemic. The seven-member group is also performing at the venue on March 10 and March 13.
The shows mark BTS’ first live performances in front of an audience in Seoul since October 2019.
Known for songs such as Dynamite and Butter, BTS has been nominated at the Grammys for best pop duo/group performance in both of the last two years.
BTS has six No. 1 hits on Billboard’s Hot 100 singles chart, tying them for the fifth most of all time.
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The concert announcement came soon after news emerged Tuesday that the BTS member V had tested positive for Covid-19.
Last month, BTS member Jimin underwent appendicitis surgery and also tested positive for Covid-19. Fellow BTS members RM, Suga and Jin, meanwhile, tested positive for the virus in December.