BTS' J-Hope to perform at Lollapalooza Berlin: Here's how UAE fans can watch live
The performance is J-Hope's first solo headline appearance at a European music festival, and fans — both online and in Germany — are here for it.
Ahead of his set, J-Hope gave ARMY a glimpse into his Lollapalooza experience. Taking to Instagram, he posted a carousel of pictures from day one of the festival, showing him enjoying performances by artists including Gracie Abrams, IVE (the popular South Korean girl group from Starship Entertainment), and Justin Timberlake, who closed the night. 'Beautiful night,' he captioned the post, and fans couldn't agree more.
The BTS star was also spotted blending in with the crowd, though, naturally, fans picked him out almost instantly. Sporting a black denim jacket, baggy jeans, and black sunglasses, J-Hope turned heads with his effortless off-duty look. One viral moment had him casually gesturing a sun. From his outfit to his energy, it was peak Hobi.
Watch the videos below:
#HOBIPALOOZA2025 #jhopeAtLollapaloozaBerlin #LollapaloozaBerlin #jhope
pic.twitter.com/oABQZu40oy
— ð��±ð��¸ð��¹ð��® | ð��¦ð��¾ð���ð���ð��¾ð���' ð��¾ð��� ð���ð��¾ð���ð��� ð��¯ (@MapOfTheHoseok) July 12, 2025
There was a part in the IVE's song choreography where they made a sun (��) shape, so j-hope just followed along, but Fans thought he was making a heart and freaked out so he was flustered #jhope #HOBIPALOOZA2025 #jhopeAtLollapaloozaBerlin pic.twitter.com/DC7YDAa1oJ
— ð���-ð���ð��¢ð��£ð��� ð��§ð��¥ð���ð��¡ð���ð��¦ (@jhopetrends__) July 13, 2025
As the hype for his Lollapalooza Berlin performance builds, J-Hope made sure to send a note of love to his fans. On the morning of the show, he posted a photo of water droplets on a window with a simple but heartfelt message: 'Be Safe', a reminder to ARMY attending the concert to take care amidst the excitement.
When and where to watch J-Hope's Lollapalooza Berlin set in the UAE
Fans who couldn't make it to Berlin need not worry — J-Hope's performance is being live-streamed globally. The set will be available on:
Tune in at 10.15pm (local UAE time) to catch the full performance.
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
The National
5 hours ago
- The National
Liverpool remember 'champion in everything' Diogo Jota in first match since tragic death
Liverpool manager Arne Slot paid tribute to 'champion' Diogo Jota as the Reds returned to the field for the first time since the Portuguese player's death. Jota died alongside his brother Andre Silva on July 3, barely a week after marrying his long-term partner Rute Cardoso, after their car came off the road and burst into flames in northern Spain. On Sunday, Liverpool played their first match since the tragedy, defeating Preston North End 3-1 in a pre-season friendly. A rendition of Liverpool's anthem You'll Never Walk Alone was played before the start of the match at Deepdale, and Preston captain Ben Whiteman laid a wreath in front of the away supporters. At the start of the 20th minute, the crowd burst into Jota's song, set to the tune of Bad Moon Rising. Darwin Nunez paid tribute to Jota after scoring Liverpool's second to make it 2-0 with Jota's goal celebration, dropping to the floor to mimic playing a video game. Conor Bradley and Cody Gakpo were also on target for Liverpool. Liverpool had delayed the return of players to pre-season training as most of them attended the funeral in Portugal last week. The club announced on Friday that they would permanently retire Jota's number 20 shirt. Jota was part of the Liverpool side that won the Premier League last season and in his final match won the Uefa Nations League with Portugal against Spain in June. 'I think what I take comfort in is that in the last month of his life he was a champion in everything,' Slot said ahead of the match. 'A champion for his family, which is the main and most important thing, because he got married. 'A champion for his country because he won the Nations League with a country that he cared about so much, because he also wore the flag when we had celebrations. 'And of course a champion for us by winning the Premier League.' Slot admitted it had been difficult for the team to get back to work. 'What I've said to the players, it's very difficult to find the right words because we constantly debate what is appropriate,' Slot said. 'What is appropriate in our actions? What is appropriate [for] what we have to say? Can we train again? Can we laugh again? Can we be angry if there's a wrong decision? 'And I've said to them, maybe the best thing for us to do is handle this situation like Jota was,' he added. 'And what I meant with that is that Jota was always himself, it didn't matter if he was talking to me, to his teammates, to the staff, he was always himself. 'So let us try to be ourselves as well. So, if we want to laugh we laugh; if we want to cry we're going to cry.' Several Liverpool players attended the funeral in Portugal, with others at a memorial that took place in midweek. There had been question marks over whether this fixture would go ahead, but Slot said: 'We are a football club and we need to train and we need to play again, if we want it or not.'
Khaleej Times
19 hours ago
- Khaleej Times
July Festival delivers historic milestone for Dubai's Godolphin stable
At Newmarket, the long-established heartbeat of British flat racing, Godolphin added another significant chapter to its illustrious racing story with a weekend to remember at the July Festival. The Dubai-owned stable proudly celebrated its 450th Group 1 triumph, while retained jockey William Buick marked his 2,000th career win. The defining moment came on Friday as Cinderella's Dream, a filly bred in the royal blue tradition of excellence, stormed to a stirring victory in the Group 1 Falmouth Stakes to mark Godolphin's 450th top-level win since the stable was founded in 1993. Trained by Charlie Appleby and ridden by Buick, Cinderella's Dream showed trademark grit and class as she fended off a determined challenge from Irish raider January, pulling half a length clear at the finish. 'This filly is all class,' said Buick, who was celebrating his 60th Group 1 win with Godolphin. 'She gave everything, and it's days like these that make the job so rewarding.' The victory was the centrepiece of a sensational Friday treble for the Appleby-Buick axis, with King's Charter landing the Heritage Handicap and Distant Storm taking the Weatherbys British EBF Maiden Stakes. Buick joins Racing Royalty But before Cinderella's Dream stole the show, Thursday had already delivered a moment of personal significance for Buick. In the Group 2 Princess of Wales's Stakes, his masterful ride aboard El Cordobes brought home a victory that sealed his 2,000th British win, a milestone that cements the 36-year-old Norwegian-born jockey as one of the modern greats of the weighing room. 'I'm incredibly proud,' Buick said. 'To do it here at Newmarket, for Charlie and Godolphin, it means everything. I owe so much to my family, and to everyone at Godolphin who has supported me since I joined as a stable jockey in 2015.' Since then, Buick has won the British jockeys' title in 2022 and 2023, and ridden more than 150 winners in each of those championship years, including one in the coveted Epsom Derby in 2018 aboard the legendary Masar. The three-day July Festival ultimately reaffirmed Godolphin's deep resources and competitiveness, although Saturday brought mixed fortunes. The day's big story came from outside their camp, as former jockey-turned-trainer Richard Hughes delivered a shock result in the Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai July Cup (G1), saddling rank outsider No Half Measures to a stunning victory, two decades after he won the same race aboard Oasis Dream. Notable Speech, Godolphin's star miler and 2,000 Guineas winner who went into the race as the favourite, couldn't replicate that form and finished sixth in the six-furlong sprint. Al Basti's Commitment to Racing Race sponsor Al Basti Equiworld, a prominent equine industry supplier based in Dubai, was established in 1998, demonstrates a strong global commitment to top-level horse racing through both marquee sponsorships and holistic investment in racing communities worldwide. Spanning Britain, Ireland, New Zealand, and Dubai, their support includes high-profile races as well as grassroots initiatives like jockey development schemes, reflecting a dedication to nurturing the sport's future. Back at Newmarket, Godolphin did not leave the final day's race empty-handed. In the Group 2 Superlative Stakes, two-year-old Saba Desert overcame a stuttering start to power home under Buick, sealing Godolphin's eighth win in the race's history. The win was a nod to former champions like Dubawi, Master of the Seas, and Native Trail, who used the race as a springboard to elite careers. Trainer Appleby hinted at high hopes for the young Dubawi colt: 'Saba Desert did everything we could have asked for, he's a colt with real potential. He wasn't straightforward today, but that often brings out the best in the good ones.' With targets like the G1 National Stakes or Dewhurst now under discussion, Saba Desert may well be the next headline act from a stable that is showing no sign of slowing down. By the Numbers: Godolphin & Buick 450 Group 1 wins worldwide for Godolphin since its founding in 1993. 2,000 Career British wins for William Buick after Thursday's Princess of Wales's Stakes. 10 Group 1 wins for Godolphin in the 2025 season to date. 60+ Group 1 victories by Buick in Godolphin colours since 2015. 2 British Champion Jockey titles in the Godolphin colours for Buick (2022, 2023).
Khaleej Times
a day ago
- Khaleej Times
BTS' J-Hope to perform at Lollapalooza Berlin: Here's how UAE fans can watch live
BTS member J-Hope is back on stage, and this time, he's making history in Berlin. After wrapping up his first-ever solo world tour and dropping the chart-topping single Killin' It Girl, the rapper, dancer, and performer is set to headline Lollapalooza Berlin today, July 13, marking another major milestone in his solo career. The performance is J-Hope's first solo headline appearance at a European music festival, and fans — both online and in Germany — are here for it. Ahead of his set, J-Hope gave ARMY a glimpse into his Lollapalooza experience. Taking to Instagram, he posted a carousel of pictures from day one of the festival, showing him enjoying performances by artists including Gracie Abrams, IVE (the popular South Korean girl group from Starship Entertainment), and Justin Timberlake, who closed the night. 'Beautiful night,' he captioned the post, and fans couldn't agree more. The BTS star was also spotted blending in with the crowd, though, naturally, fans picked him out almost instantly. Sporting a black denim jacket, baggy jeans, and black sunglasses, J-Hope turned heads with his effortless off-duty look. One viral moment had him casually gesturing a sun. From his outfit to his energy, it was peak Hobi. Watch the videos below: #HOBIPALOOZA2025 #jhopeAtLollapaloozaBerlin #LollapaloozaBerlin #jhope — ð��±ð��¸ð��¹ð��® | ð��¦ð��¾ð���ð���ð��¾ð���' ð��¾ð��� ð���ð��¾ð���ð��� ð��¯ (@MapOfTheHoseok) July 12, 2025 There was a part in the IVE's song choreography where they made a sun (â��ï¸�) shape, so j-hope just followed along, but Fans thought he was making a heart and freaked out so he was flustered #jhope #HOBIPALOOZA2025 #jhopeAtLollapaloozaBerlin — ð���-ð���ð��¢ð��£ð��� ð��§ð��¥ð���ð��¡ð���ð��¦ (@jhopetrends__) July 13, 2025 As the hype for his Lollapalooza Berlin performance builds, J-Hope made sure to send a note of love to his fans. On the morning of the show, he posted a photo of water droplets on a window with a simple but heartfelt message: 'Be Safe', a reminder to ARMY attending the concert to take care amidst the excitement. When and where to watch J-Hope's Lollapalooza Berlin set in the UAE Fans who couldn't make it to Berlin need not worry — J-Hope's performance is being live-streamed globally. The set will be available on: Tune in at 10.15pm (local UAE time) to catch the full performance.
