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The upcoming shows will be livestream-only after the Bangtan Boys are forced to call off the offline component amid the ongoing global coronavirus pandemic.
Sep 27, 2020
AceShowbiz – BTS have axed the ‘offline’ component of their forthcoming “Map of the Soul ON:E” shows, making the concerts livestream-only.
The K-pop stars are set to hit the stage on 10 and 11 October (20) for a set of shows that were originally supposed to have a limited number of in-person tickets.
However, due to the coronavirus pandemic, Big Hit Entertainment officials cancelled the offline portion of the concert – but the group has assured fans the virtual events will definitely go ahead.
In a statement on the fan platform Weverse, bosses at the organisation explained, “We have been preparing an offline event that fully complies with guidelines provided by public health authorities to ensure the safest environment for our artists and fans.”

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They continued, “However, with tightened social distancing regulations, restrictions continue to be placed on public gatherings and events. Under these circumstances and the lack of specific guidelines that apply to these events, it remains extremely difficult to hold an in-person performance at this time.”
“We would like to apologize to all fans who have been looking forward to an in-person concert. We beg for your generous understanding,” the statement concluded. “Please continue to show your interest for the upcoming online-streaming concert ‘BTS MAP OF THE SOUL ON:E.’ ”
According to an online description, the event is “an online exhibition displayed in a 3D virtual space created to enable you to enjoy a variety of BTS content online.”
“Take a virtual tour and enjoy the previous works from ‘2018 BTS EXHIBITION’ including behind-the-scenes of shoots and concerts as well as brand-new content prepared for the online exhibition.”

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Months after scoring a chart best with ‘On’, the seven-member boy band gets their first No. 1 single in ‘Dynamite’ which debuted with 33.9 million streams and 300,000 downloads.
Sep 1, 2020
AceShowbiz – BTS (Bangtan Boys) have made U.S. chart history by becoming the first all-South Korean act to top the Billboard Hot 100.
“Dynamite” has become the countdown’s 1,109th number one in 62 years and the band’s first – they previously scored a chart best with “On”, which peaked at four in March.
“Dynamite” debuts with 33.9 million U.S. streams and 300,000 downloads in its first week. It also drew 11.6 million radio “airplay audience impressions”.

The song’s accompanying video also shattered records last week (ends August 28), when it became the first promo with 100 million views in a day.
Cardi B’s “WAP”, featuring Megan Thee Stallion, falls to two on the new chart after spending two weeks at the top, while Drake’s “Laugh Now Cry Later” also slips a spot to three.
DaBaby’s “Rockstar”, featuring Roddy Ricch, and The Weeknd’s “Blinding Lights” complete the new top five.

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A music video for the seven-piece South Korean boy band’s latest single has broken YouTube record by becoming the first promo viewed over 100 million times in 24 hours upon its launch.
Aug 25, 2020
AceShowbiz – K-pop superstars BTS (Bangtan Boys) decided to tackle their first full English-language single with “Dynamite” because they didn’t want to change a thing from the song’s demo.
The seven-piece South Korean boy band has been shattering streaming records ever since dropping the disco-inspired track, and its accompanying music video, on Friday (August 21), and the artists admit they were such big fans of the original tune, penned by David Stewart and Jessica Agombar, they decided to keep all the lyrics in English.
“When we first listened to the demo, we just loved it as it is,” rapper RM explained on U.S. breakfast show “Today”. “So, we thought, ‘Why not just keep it this way?’ So we just kept the demo, recorded it and this (singing in English) became a whole new challenge for us, too.”
Added singer V, “I hope fans will draw a lot of energy from this new song.”

Devotees have been rushing to check out “Dynamite” on YouTube – it became the first promo viewed over 100 million times in 24 hours upon its launch, while it also boasts the record for the biggest music video premiere on the platform, with over three million peak concurrent views.

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In the wake of the release of their new single ‘Dynamite’, the Bangtan Boys assure their loyal fans that their next studio installment is coming out this year.
Aug 23, 2020
AceShowbiz – BTS have delighted fans by confirming that their new album will be released this year.
Despite the coronavirus pandemic causing plans to be put on hold for hordes of musicians around the world, the K-pop group are still planning to drop their highly-anticipated new record in 2020.
In an interview with Zane Lowe on New Music Daily on Apple Music, they said, “We’re really in the middle of the process, getting tracks, writing lyrics and recording some raps and vocals. So, you know, it’s going to be… One thing that is sure is that we go to release in this year, so it’s not going to be so late.”
“You won’t be disappointed. Yep, coming out of this year. We’re doing our best as always so we can bring better results. We participated more this time around. A lot of our members participated in the production process so you can really look forward to it.”

Ahead of their as-yet-untitled record hitting shelves, the group have dropped their new single “Dynamite” – their first track which they sing completely in English – and an accompanying video.
One thing that the Covid-19 crisis did affect was BTS’ tour dates, which they had to cancel because of the pandemic.
And it wasn’t an easy decision for the group as they explained. “Of course it was heartbreaking, since we usually only get to meet our overseas fans through tours,” they said about the cancelled dates. “But we try to keep things positive, and try to be thankful that we got more time to prepare our album and return with Dynamite.”
“We’re trying to look at everything in a more positive light. We’re working on our music and that is one of our ways of healing. The process also comes as an inspiration for us, and we’re trying our best to bring better results by adjusting to these times. We also have more time for our hobbies. And again, we’re trying not to stay depressed and bring more energy to our daily lives.”

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In addition to breaking the record for the biggest premiere on YouTube, ‘Dynamite’ visuals became the fastest Korean group music video to reach 10 million views.
Aug 21, 2020
AceShowbiz – BTS a.k.a. Bangtan Boys has finally released a new song after a while, and fans of the K-Pop sensation are apparently so hyped over the tune they helped the boys break a new YouTube record. The seven-piece group has broken the record for the biggest premiere in the history of the video-sharing site after they released their English song “Dynamite” along with its music video.
The colorful visuals features the seven members dancing alone in various sets that include a bedroom, a diner, and a record store before they reunite to continue delivering the fun choreo against technopop background. The song itself finds the global superstars searching for happiness by spreading joy to the world with music and performances.
V sings at one point during the song, “Bring a friend, join the crowd, whoever wanna come along/ Word up, talk the talk, just move like we off the wall/ Day or night, the sky’s alight, so we dance to the break of dawn,” before RM chimes in with his bars, “Ladies and gentlemen, I got the medicine so you should keep ya eyes on the ball, huh.”
In addition to breaking the record for the biggest premiere on YouTube, “Dynamite” visuals became the fastest Korean group music video to reach 10 million views in 22 minutes. The record was BTS’ “ON” music video that garnered 10 million views in 62 minutes.
“Dynamite” will be included on BTS’ next album that is set to hit the stores later this year. In an interview, leader RM said of the song, “We just kinda met this song as destiny. When we first listened to the demo and lyrics and the vibes and everything was so perfect. We thought ‘Why not keep it this way [In full English]?’ Some have said things have changed and this is a new challenge for us as well. We’re giving a shot.”

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