BTS wrap up the final day of 'Permission To Dance On Stage - LA' and announce their next concert stop, Seoul
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On the evening December 2 PST, BTS wrapped up their final show for 'Permission To Dance On Stage - LA'!
For this final show, which was also streamed online worldwide, BTS welcomed Coldplay as guest performers and delivered a wild live stage of "My Universe". The 'Permission To Dance On Stage - LA' show ran for four days from November 27-28, and December 1-2, at the SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles. During the four days, fans got to see BTS perform "Butter" with Megan Thee Stallion, and also reunite with their good friend Halsey, who attended the concert as a fan.
And now, after successfully wrapping up their December 2 show, BTS have a very important announcement for fans!
It looks like the next stop of the group's 'Permission To Dance On Stage' concert tour will be in Seoul, next year in March of 2022!
But will the boys decide to drop even more dates before then? You'll have to stay tuned to find out!
To those who keep saying that BTS is no longer care about their Korean audiences, here is your answer...
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Sexycutielovley409 ptsFriday, December 3, 2021 3
Friday, December 3, 2021
I hope by then the pandemic will be over by that time bts tour but its great news they will be able to do a full tour again I'm really Happy for them . I cannot wait to see them . But its not confirmed by bts or hybe so I will wait until it is . Many though they would all be enlisting next year as run bts has gone off TV for a while and they have not said when it will be back . If it is true many fans will be happy as many couldn't attend the permission to concerts in la as tickets sold out quick. Also hybe said that streaming the concert on phones is illegal and they didn't want fans doing it but their is many videos of it on YouTube. The concert looked amazing bts are truly the best at live performing. Don't hate on me for it as that is my opinion.
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To those who keep saying that BTS is no longer care about their Korean audiences, here is your answer...
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