Live Album Release
K-pop sensation BTS released their first live album, Permission to Dance On Stage Live, on July 18. The album features 22 live recordings from their world tour. It also includes a 141-minute concert video filmed at Seoul’s Olympic Stadium on March 13, 2022. The ARMY greeted the release with excitement and nostalgia.
The album captures performances from their 2021 tour, which began online and later expanded to in-person shows in Seoul, Los Angeles, and Las Vegas. Fans will hear iconic tracks like DNA, Idol, Fake Love, and Boy With Luv (feat. Halsey). The album also features fan favorites such as Black Swan, Spring Day, Airplane pt. 2, and Silver Spoon. Additionally, the three English singles, Dynamite, Butter, and Permission to Dance, make their live debuts.
Purchasing the album includes a digital code to access the full Seoul concert recording. The physical release comes with a 92-page photobook that features behind-the-scenes moments, adding to the collectible appeal for fans.
BTS reunited virtually earlier this month post-military service. During the live broadcast on the Weverse platform, the group announced they will begin work on a new album in July. They plan a spring 2026 release for the studio project. The members confirmed that the album will reflect each of their voices and maintain the group’s original creative spirit.
Also Read Karan Veer Mehra in Talks for Don 3 Villain Role After Vikrant Massey’s Exit
Alongside the new album, BTS also revealed plans for a world tour in 2026. This tour will follow the Permission to Dance On Stage tour and is likely to be their first full-scale tour after years of constraints from the pandemic and mandatory service.
This live album marks a strong return for BTS. It reconnects fans with their concert experience and sets the stage for new music and global performances in the near future.
Share
This Blood Test Could Predict Heart Attack Risk Years in Advance
Bumrah Must Play Fourth Test, Ankola Insists; Questions Loom Over Fitness and Selection
