Good news for ARMY as BTS member J-Hope is officially heading out for his first solo world tour. 

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In his solo tour, the K-pop star J-Hope will travel to 15 cities including six stops in the US. This tour will be part of the Hope on the Stage Tour by Hype, the parent company of BTS’ label BigHit Music. The announcement was made on January 14. 

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 J-Hope will go on his US tour following a three-day run in Seoul. In the US, he will kickstart the concerts at New York’s Barclays starting March 13. He will then make pitstops at Chicago, Mexico City, San Antonio and Oakland.

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J-Hope whose real name is Hoseok Jung will end the North American run at Los Angeles’ BMO Stadium considering everything is fine and under control after the devastating wildfires that have paused all events in the city.

Once this culminates, it will mark the first time that a Korean solo artist headlines a US stadium. 

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After the North American leg of the tour, he will then perform in Asian countries like the Philippines, and Singapore among others. 

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How to tune in if you can’t attend

All three nights of J-Hope’s Seoul stop will be available for fans to livestream on Hybe’s fan platform, Weverse. 

The tour is J-Hope’s first as a solo artist. He’s performed solo before, but never did a standalone tour. He last performed in Lollapalooza’s flagship Chicago festival in 2022. 

He isn’t the first BTS member performing as fellow member Suga, whose real name is Yoongi Min, embarked on his own world tour Suga Agust D in 2023. 

In October 2022, J-Hope and his fellow group members — RM, Jin, Suga, Jimin, V and Jungkook — performed a massive free concert, titled Yet to Come, in Busan, South Korea.