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BTS Releases ‘Permission To Dance On Stage – Live’ Album After 3 Years Of Hiatus

SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA, JUL 18 – BTS's live album includes 22 songs from their 2021 tour with over 4 million fans attending via multiple formats, marking their first group project after military service.

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BTS releases Permission To Dance On Stage - Live album, their first since military service, featuring 22 songs from their 2021 tour and marking their return as a full unit.

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BTS Releases ‘Permission To Dance On Stage – Live’ Album After 3 Years Of Hiatus

BTS releases Permission To Dance On Stage - Live album, their first since military service, featuring 22 songs from their 2021 tour and marking their return as a full unit.

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BTS K-pop star Jin thrills fans in Anaheim ahead of BTS reunion in 2026

The last of the seven members of BTS completed his mandatory South Korean military service in June, after which the band announced it is working on new music now and plans a public return in early 2026.

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K-pop Stars BTS Release First Live Album ‘Permission To Dance On Stage’ (Exclusive Photo)

All seven members of the supergroup recently completed their mandatory military service and the band is expected to release a new album and tour next year.

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The K-Pop Gods Haven't Even Begun Their Military Service, Bts Is Already Coming Out with a New Album

BTS returned to action as soon as they were discharged from the military.

·Hungary
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The Hollywood Reporter broke the news in Los Angeles, United States on Friday, July 18, 2025.
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