BTS U.S. Concert Suffers Major Sound Disaster from Day One.. Jung-kook Expresses Anger on SNS [Star Issue]

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BTS member Jung-kook expressed anger over a sound failure at a concert.

On the 26th, Jung-kook posted on his personal SNS, "Yes, there were sound issues at the Magic Shop performance yesterday. No worries. I will handle it well starting today."

Jung-kook continued, saying, "I'm sorry to the ARMY (the fandom name) who came to watch yesterday's performance," and expressed extreme anger, adding, "I'm angry too."

BTS is holding the concert "BTS WORLD TOUR 'ARIRANG' IN TAMPA" at the Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida, from the 25th to the 28th.

However, a sound failure occurred from the first day of the first show on the 25th. While performing "Magic Shop," released in May 2018, the sound was not properly captured, creating an atmosphere where Jung-kook seemed unable to hit the notes, as if he were off-key or singing a different song. Eventually, after the stage ended, Jung-kook sang his part again without backing tracks, offering the audience a treat.

BTS's U.S. concert marks the first in about four years since "BTS PERMISSION TO DANCE ON STAGE" was held in Las Vegas in April 2022. Local broadcasters even scheduled special programs. FOX 13 Tampa Bay broadcast "K-Pop: The Seoul Reach." on the 25th and 26th. The program focused intensively on the global influence of K-pop led by BTS and the spread of Korean culture to Florida, as well as the strong presence of ARMY. Another broadcaster, 10 Tampa Bay News, projected that this performance would generate an economic impact of approximately $800 million to $900 million (about 1.2 to 1.3 trillion won) for the Tampa region, bringing significant effects to the local economy.

BTS will continue its North American tour at the Sun Bowl Stadium in El Paso on the 2-3. This will be the first solo concert by a Korean singer held at that venue.

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