BTS, Sejong Center for the Performing Arts is covered.March comeback countdown

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Boy group BTS (BTS) has launched a signal toward a full comeback in Seoul.

On the 5th, the central staircase of the Sejong Center for the Performing Arts, located near Gwanghwamun Square in Seoul, was covered with BTS. The outdoor stairs were decorated using the logo, release date, and team name of the fifth full-length album, which will be released on March 20. The Sejong Center for the Performing Arts attracts attention in that it is one of the spaces that currently symbolizes Korean culture and art.

Big Hit Music, BTS's agency, said, "BTS has grown into a team that started in Korea and plays around the world. As they come back as a whole after a long time, they held an offline promotion in the middle of Seoul, which is their cultural roots," he said, explaining the meaning of this event. "We plan to expand outdoor advertising to major cities around the world, including New York, Tokyo, and London," he added.

Shinbo's logo sculpture is installed at the top of the stairs of the Sejong Center for the Performing Arts, attracting many people's attention. The logo was recently unveiled by BTS through a handwritten letter sent from ARMY (fandom name) around the world. With the meaning of the design veiled, fans are waiting for BTS's comeback by voluntarily inferring the meaning and sharing information.

BTS will release its fifth full-length album on March 20. It's been about three years and nine months since the full comeback. A total of 14 songs are included in the new report, and based on the emotions and concerns accumulated in the past journey, the "BTS of the present" is shown in a dense manner. The seven members will go on a large-scale world tour after the release of their new album. Detailed information related to the performance will be announced on the global superfan platform Weverse on the 14th.

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