World Tour of BTS, Foreign Press..."Proposing a new standard"

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Global interest in the world tour of boy group BTS (BTS, RM, J-Hope, Sugar, Jin, Jimin, V, Jungkook) is hot.

According to its agency Big Hit Music, BTS will begin a large-scale world tour covering North America, Europe, South America, and Asia, starting with Goyang, Korea on April 9th and 11th to 12th.

The schedule released so far is the largest in K-pop history with 79 performances in 34 cities. Major foreign media are also raising expectations by delivering related news one after another.

The news of BTS's performances, including US media People and USA Today, was reported, and CNN reported that "BTS, which played a decisive role in transforming K-pop into a global cultural phenomenon, has returned." Forbes, an American media outlet, said, "It is one of the most extensive tours in the team's history, and it will set a new standard for the Korean singer's world tour." He added, "This tour centered on the stadium is on a scale that is on par with world-class artists."

Argentina's daily Clarin expressed expectations, saying, "BTS's visit to Argentina is a cultural event beyond just a concert." It also reported that "the performance held in time for the capital Buenos Aires to be colored with purple flowers is the perfect moment to greet them." BTS will visit Argentina for the first time through this tour.

BTS will release its fifth full-length album on March 20 ahead of its world tour. As a whole, it is more than a god in about three years and nine months. BTS's fifth regular album contains a total of 14 tracks. The seven members will show their "BTS of the moment" by dissolving their sincere feelings and concerns accumulated during their past journey into music.

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