The BTS members are known for showing their lives as everyday people and artists through their YouTube videos, their V-Live/Weverse content, artist-to-fan engagement via social media, and through their very own documentaries. The group as a whole released a total of five worldwide titles with Trafalgar Releasing, and it was recently announced that two of the BTS members will be releasing their very own solo documentaries. Let’s take a deep dive into what j-hope and SUGA’s upcoming solo documentaries will cover!

MOA, it’s time to rejoice in the fact that TOMORROW X TOGETHER will be performing at Lollapalooza for a second consecutive year, and will be performing as a headlining act! Not only does this make TXT the very first K-Pop act to perform on a Lollapalooza stage two times in a row, but this festival will allow MOAs who were not able to attend one of their <ACT : SWEET MIRAGE> shows, a chance to see the members perform in another setting. MOA, it’s time to get your MOABONGs out, and get ready to cheer on the members, as they headline their very own stage at Lollapalooza!

ARMY! How are all of you handling the recent news? Yes, BIGHIT MUSIC officially announced that BTS’ SUGA, who also goes by the name of Agust D, will embark on his first solo global tour! This marks the first-ever solo run tour for a BTS member, and the best part about all of this is the fact that these upcoming concerts will be held in arenas and indoor stadiums! It’s time to not only get your ARMY BOMBS ready, but to get ready for the wild ticketing sales! Fellow ARMYs, we at EVERLAST KOREA, wish all of you the best of luck trying to obtain concert tickets, since this will be one of the hottest and most highly anticipated concerts of 2023. GOOD LUCK!

MOA, are you ready for TOMORROW X TOGETHER’s upcoming world tour?! It’s time to get out your lightsticks, prep for ticketing sales, and to dance the night away with the members of TXT! Yes, the quintet will be heading to cities across Asia and the U.S. for the first leg of their second world tour, <ACT : SWEET MIRAGE>. 

As it is the most wonderful time of the year, BTS ARMYs will receive a special gift in the coming new year! BIGHIT MUSIC and Trafalgar Releasing recently announced that BTS: Yet To Come in Cinemas will hold worldwide screenings starting in February 2023. This particular screening will feature new views of BTS’ latest and massively sold out concert for the 2030 BUSAN WORLD EXPO. BTS: Yet To Come in Cinemas marks Trafalgar Releasing’s fifth global title with the pop-icons, including 2018’s BURN THE STAGE: THE MOVIE, 2019’s BRING THE SOUL: THE MOVIE, 2020’s BREAK THE SILENCE: THE MOVIE, and 2022’s BTS PERMISSION TO DANCE ON STAGE – SEOUL: LIVE VIEWING.

Can we all agree that 2022 has been an AMAZING year for TOMORROW X TOGETHER?! Let’s review this - TXT has continued to top global music charts, they became the first K-Pop act to perform at Lollapalooza, all members made creative contributions with their latest EP, minisode 2: Thursday’s Child, and most importantly, they successfully finished their first world tour across Asia and the United States! MOA, let’s give a round of applause for TXT’s 2022 activities so far! But let’s not look too far into the future, as the year isn’t over yet, and TXT still has upcoming activities before the new year starts.

Lollapalooza is one of the largest music festivals held around the world, and is also one of the longest-running music festivals within the US. Before being deemed as one the most iconic music festivals, and also being known by music fans from all over the world, Lollapalooza was founded in 1991, and started off as a touring event. Several years later, Lollapalooza transitioned itself from being a touring event to being permanently located in Chicago, Illinois. So how big is Lollapalooza anyways?