BTS full-group comeback plans have been officially confirmed, bringing excitement to fans worldwide. The announcement came during a live Weverse broadcast on Monday, where all members shared details about their return.
RM stated that BTS will reunite to release a new group album in spring 2026. He emphasized that all seven members will begin working together in July to prepare for this long-awaited release.
“This is a full-group album, so it reflects all our thoughts,” RM explained. “We want to return to our roots and create something meaningful for our fans.”
The upcoming album marks the first BTS full-group comeback in years. The group last toured globally in 2022 for “BTS Permission to Dance on Stage.” Since then, members have focused on solo projects and military service.
In addition to the album, BTS confirmed plans for a world tour. RM shared that the band will visit multiple countries, making the tour a major event in 2026. Fans can expect both new music and live performances after a four-year break from full-group activities.
Furthermore, the band will travel to the US this month. There, they will begin album production and tour planning. This trip signals the start of an intense creative phase for the global superstars.
The announcement validates a recent Korea Herald report, which suggested BTS would return by March 2026. While Big Hit Music initially stated there was no confirmation, the group’s broadcast has now provided clarity.
The members also updated fans on current solo activities. Jin’s solo concert series, “RunSeokjin_EP.Tour,” recently started in Goyang, South Korea. Meanwhile, J-Hope is preparing to perform at Lollapalooza Berlin on July 12 and 13.
Looking ahead, BTS members teased more solo and group events in late 2025. They promised exciting updates as their comeback approaches.
Ultimately, the BTS full-group comeback promises to unite the band and ARMY for an unforgettable new chapter.
