Bring them home: BTS to hold an online concert on October 24

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Updated At : 01:33 PM Sep 16, 2021 IST

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It’s been quite a busy week for South Korean superstars BTS. Following the announcement of the collaboration with Coldplay and meeting with President Moon Jae-in, the septet has announced another online concert.

The group will hold an online concert in October. The announcement was made on the global fan community platform Weverse, accompanied by a vibrant poster in the key colour of Butter CD single that includes Permission to Dance, heightening the excitement for the event.

This marks the band’s first concert in about a year since BTS Map Of The Soul One held in October 2020. According to a statement released by the band, “BTS Permission To Dance On Stage will be held on Sunday, October 24 as an online live-streaming event. Wherever you are, that’s where our stage will be! Join in and dance together….”

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