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Time of India
12-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Desi ARMY, set your alarms! Here's when and where to watch BTS J-Hope's Lollapalooza Berlin stage live
J-Hope is back - and he's not just picking up where he left off - after completing his sold-out Hope On The Stage world tour! Since finishing his military service, the rapper has launched a full-blown solo takeover. Releasing back-to-back chart-crushers like Sweet Dreams, Mona Lisa, and Killin' It Girl, Hobi has been unstoppable. Now, he's gearing up for his next headline-making moment: a powerhouse performance at Lollapalooza Berlin that promises to be nothing short of legendary. That legendary stage moment? It's happening this weekend. Mark your calendars, because the BTS star is about to set Berlin on fire this Sunday, July 13 - and ARMYs are buzzing with anticipation. Can't make it to the venue? No problem. The full performance will be streamed live, so the thrill won't skip a single screen. Will Indian BTS fans be able to watch J-Hope's Lollapalooza Berlin stage live? Yes! the ace dancer's agency - BIGHIT Music - has officially announced that J-Hope's performance at Lollapalooza Berlin will be streamed live on Weverse LIVE, with a simultaneous broadcast on the BANGTANTV YouTube channel. Indian ARMY can tune in from 11:45 PM IST on Sunday, July 13, with the show running until 1:15 AM on Monday, July 14. [공지] j-hope 롤라팔루자(Lollapalooza) 공연 라이브 스트리밍 안내 (+ENG/JPN/CHN) 🔗 스트리밍 링크는 추후 안내 예정입니다*The detailed live streaming link will be provided later.#jhope #제이홉 #jhopeAtLollapalooza J-Hope's return to the Lollapalooza stage The Idol is no stranger to the Lollapalooza stage. Back in 2022, he made history as the first K-pop artist to headline Lollapalooza Chicago, captivating a crowd of over 105,000 with an electrifying 18-song set. His upcoming Berlin stage marks yet another milestone - his first solo headline festival performance in Europe. You asked - and we listened! 👀Find out now on which day your favourite artists will be performing at Lollapalooza Berlin presented by Telekom this year. With @jtimberlake , j-hope from @bts_bighit, @gracieabrams and so many more! 🌵Regular, Comfort and VIP Day Tickets will… In a video message earlier this year, J-Hope shared: "What's up ARMY? I'm so excited to headline Lollapalooza Berlin this year. This will be my first-ever solo headline festival performance in Europe. It's going to be so special, and I can't wait to perform alongside amazing artists like Justin Timberlake, Gracie, and so many more. I'll see you in Germany this summer." 🔥 j-hope is sending love your way 🔥 The sunshine of BTS has a special message for you!@bts_bighit #jhope #제이홉 #BTS #방탄소년단@magentamusik The two-day music festival is set to take place on July 12–13 at Olympiastadion Berlin. While J-Hope's full setlist hasn't been officially announced, fans can expect an electrifying performance filled with his signature choreography, magnetic stage presence, and brand-new solo tracks. For all the latest K-drama, K-pop, and Hallyuwood updates, keep following our coverage here.
Time of India
14-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
BTS star Jungkook issues apology for 'inadequacy and carelessness' over controversial 'Make Tokyo Great Again' hat
BTS member Jungkook has issued a heartfelt apology after sparking controversy by wearing a hat with the phrase 'Make Tokyo Great Again' during a rehearsal performance. The slogan, reminiscent of former U.S. President Donald Trump 's 'Make America Great Again,' drew sharp criticism from netizens in South Korea and beyond due to its perceived 'insensitivity' amid ongoing historical tensions between Korea and Japan. The incident occurred during rehearsals for fellow BTS member J-Hope's 'Hope On The Stage' final concert at Goyang Stadium. A photo of Jungkook wearing the hat quickly circulated online, igniting backlash across social media platforms. Responding to the controversy, Jungkook posted a formal apology on Weverse on June 14 KST, expressing remorse over the incident and taking full responsibility. 'Hello, this is Jungkook,' he began. 'My heart is heavy over the fact that I am writing this right after our reunion. I sincerely apologize for disappointing and displeasing many people through the hat I wore during rehearsal.' He went on to clarify that he had not understood the deeper implications of the phrase: 'It was due to my inadequacy that I went on stage wearing a hat without checking the historical and political meaning held in the words, and for that, I am deeply reflecting on myself. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like 2025 Top Trending Local Enterprise Accounting Software [Click Here] Accounting ERP Click Here Undo I'm just sorry.' Acknowledging the seriousness of the misstep, he added, 'There's no room for excuses. It was my inadequacy and carelessness which brought about this situation. From now on, I will act with greater care and consideration. I will humbly accept all criticism and judgment directed toward me for my mistake.' He concluded, 'The hat was disposed of immediately. Once again, I apologize.' Online reactions remain divided, with some fans appreciating Jungkook's swift and sincere apology, while others continue to express disappointment. 'He should've been more aware, especially considering the context,' one user wrote. Others noted that the phrase, while possibly intended as satire, was still inappropriate in light of complex regional sensitivities. The controversy comes at a significant time for BTS, as the group celebrates its 12th anniversary. Thousands of fans gathered on Friday for the annual FESTA celebration, many donning purple and carrying light sticks in honour of the group's legacy. With six of the seven members now discharged from mandatory military service, anticipation is building around the possibility of a full-group comeback.
News18
13-06-2025
- Entertainment
- News18
BTS Reunion Begins? Jungkook, Jin Join J-Hope For ‘Hope On The Stage' Finale At Festa
Last Updated: Jungkook and Jin will perform with J-Hope at his final 'Hope On The Stage' show, sparking BTS reunion buzz during the 12th Festa anniversary. BTS fans have reason to celebrate as two of the group's youngest members, Jungkook and Jimin, were recently discharged from their military service, and now the band's cherished brotherhood is making a partial return to the stage. The buzz is real: Jungkook and Jin are set to join J-Hope for his final solo concert, Hope On The Stage, taking place on June 13 at Goyang Stadium in South Korea. The event is a key highlight of BTS FESTA, the group's annual anniversary celebration, and this year it marks their 12th year since debut. As fans around the globe count down to the show, multiple videos and pictures of Jungkook, Jin, and J-Hope rehearsing and doing mic checks at the venue have gone viral online. ARMYs are ecstatic, calling it an emotional and unexpected 'mini reunion." Many are speculating that Jungkook will perform his hit single I Wonder, while J-Hope is reportedly set to drop his new track Killin It Girl. Jin's return to the stage only adds to the anticipation, especially as this marks the first time in nearly two years that fans will see the trio performing live together. Jungkook y Jin posiblemente en el concierto de Jhope 😭😭 — luv_jk7 (@euphjk_7) June 13, 2025 Social media is already flooded with excitement. 'ARE WE ALREADY HAVING A REUNION, OMG," one fan wrote. Another added, 'I'M TEARING UP." For millions of BTS fans, this live moment is shaping up to be the ultimate FESTA gift. Just a day before the concert buzz erupted, RM and V were also officially discharged from military service, joining Jin and J-Hope who completed theirs earlier. The seventh and final member, Suga, is expected to return on June 21, making the group's full reunion imminent. Following his discharge, Jungkook addressed fans with heartfelt words. 'It's been so long since I've been in front of the camera, I'm embarrassed. I don't know what to say… Seniors, juniors… and executives who have worked harder than anyone else, thank you for working hard for us," he said. With the final show of Hope On The Stage set to be a landmark performance, all eyes are now on Goyang as BTS prepares to reconnect with ARMY—one stage at a time. First Published: June 13, 2025, 22:35 IST
Time of India
13-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
BTS reunites at FESTA: From 'Mic Drop' moves to Jin & Jungkook's surprise appearance at J-Hope's concert — A night ARMY will never forget
BTS sent the fandom ARMY into an emotional frenzy on June 13 as all seven members reunited in celebration of their 12th debut anniversary. Six members — RM, Jin, SUGA, Jimin, V, and Jungkook — came together to support J-Hope at his Hope On The Stage finale concert, marking a powerful moment of unity following their military discharges. Held at Goyang Stadium in South Korea as part of BTS FESTA 2025, the concert quickly turned into a historic celebration. The members were spotted in the VIP section, cheering on their lead dancer, with their presence alone making the night unforgettable for fans. But the surprises didn't stop there, as special stage appearances from Jin and Jungkook added to the magic. Jin and Jungkook's surprise stage performances Just hours before the concert, Jin and Jungkook were heard during rehearsals, sparking speculation — and hope — that they might perform. As photos and videos of the reunion flooded social media, the night quickly became an unforgettable chapter in BTS history. During the concert, Jungkook joined J-Hope on stage for their duet i wonder..., prompting ARMY to erupt in cheers. The excitement continued as J-Hope handed the stage to Jungkook to perform his solo hit SEVEN, with J-Hope even rapping Latto's part, delighting the crowd. JUNGKOOK PERFORMING 'SEVEN' WITH J-HOPE Later, when many thought the concert had ended, J-Hope returned to the stage with the eldest member, Jin. The duo sang the group's beloved classic Spring Day, drawing emotional reactions from fans. [FULL] Jin joining J-hope for 'Spring Day (봄날)'! Jin was also given the stage to perform his solo track Don't Say You Love Me, which many believe is in preparation for his upcoming solo tour. JIN preforming DON'T SAY YOU LOVE ME As if that wasn't enough, the trio — Jin, J-Hope, and Jungkook — performed Jamais Vu, a fan-favorite song from BTS' 2019 album MAP OF THE SOUL: PERSONA. JUNGKOOK, J-HOPE AND JIN PERFORMING 'JAMAIS VU' BTS members dance to 'Mic Drop' Adding to the unforgettable night, videos went viral showing the members in the VIP section dancing along as J-Hope performed the group's high-energy anthem Mic Drop, a song known for its bold message to haters. ALL MEMBERS DOING THE MIC DROP CHOREO STOPPPPPP As the iconic OT7 fan chant echoed through the venue and ARMY screamed "mianhae eomma" at the top of their lungs, it added an extra layer of emotion to an already powerful Festa night. THEY WERE DANCING TO MIC DROP TOGETHER About BTS Festa BTS Festa 2025 kicked off on June 1 with special digital content celebrating the group's 12th anniversary. The main offline events are being held on June 13 and 14 at KINTEX in Goyang, South Korea. For all the latest K-drama, K-pop, and Hallyuwood updates, keep following our coverage here.
Hype Malaysia
11-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Hype Malaysia
(Video) BTS' Jimin & Jungkook Celebrate Completion Of Military Service
We're one step closer to BTS' (방탄소년단) full-group reunion! Earlier today (11th June 2025, Wednesday), members Jimin (지민) and Jungkook (정국) completed their mandatory military service. The duo appeared in front of the press and their fans to celebrate their discharge. Park Jimin, 30, and Jeon Jungkook, 28, greeted the waiting journalists and ARMYs at the front of the base camp in Yeoncheon, Gyeonggi, at around 9am KST. The crowd cheered for the two as they made their first public appearances since their enlistment. The duo thanked the crowd for patiently waiting for them, with Jimin saying to fans, 'Thank you so much for coming all this way to see us, ARMYs'. Jimin and Jungkook are BTS' fifth and sixth members to fulfil their duties to their country. Yesterday (10th June, Tuesday), groupmates RM (알앰) and V (뷔) greeted fans after completing their mandatory military service. Jin (진) and J-hope (제이홉) completed their service last year, leaving Suga (슈가) the last to wrap up his military duties. The rapper enlisted as a public service worker and will complete his military service on 21st June (Saturday). During their press conference, Jimin and Jungkook also answered questions about the group's long-awaited comeback. While they shared no details about their future, the two promised the crowd that BTS would return as a group soon. Since it's been almost three years since BTS' last group activities, it's no surprise that fans and the public have been eagerly waiting for the renowned boy band's comeback. In the meantime, the group will celebrate their 12th anniversary later this week with a wide-scale celebration. In addition to online content, the BTS Festa will hold an offline event at the Korea International Exhibition Centre (KINTEX) on 13th and 14th June (Friday and Saturday). J-hope's finale concert for his 'Hope On The Stage' tour will also take place on the same days at Goyang Stadium. Welcome back, Jimin and Jungkook! Now, all that's left is for Suga to complete his service, and we're on our way to the much-anticipated BTS reunion. Check out the moment the two completed their military service: Sources: KoreaJoongAng Daily, Reuters What's your Reaction? +1 0 +1 0 +1 0 +1 0 +1 0 +1 0
