BTS Officially Confirms New Music — Here’s What We Know About Their USA Move

BTS Reunites and Prepares to Drop First Full Album in Six Years

After all seven members of global sensation BTS have been discharged from their mandatory duties, fans have been eagerly awaiting new music and content from the iconic K-pop group. In a surprise livestream recently, the entire group reunited and shared a candid conversation with their fans, confirming that they are working on new music.

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Now, according to the latest reports, BTS has relocated to the United States to focus on creating fresh content and recording a new full-length album.

On July 6, BTS leader RM flew to Los Angeles, followed by fellow members SUGA, Jimin, and Jungkook. Dispatch Korea reports that the group will be based in the U.S. for the next two months, focusing exclusively on music production and creative work, with no immediate plans to return to South Korea.

While Jin embarks on his first-ever solo world tour and J-Hope prepares for his upcoming performance at Lollapalooza Berlin on July 13, both will join the rest of the group later. Meanwhile, V is currently engaged with Paris Fashion Week commitments and is expected to rendezvous with the members in Los Angeles soon.

The music production will include collaboration with international producers, aiming for top-tier quality in their upcoming album. This new project will mark BTS’s first full-length album in six years, with their last studio album released in 2020.

Besides working on new music, the group will also prepare for their much-anticipated world tour, which fans are eagerly waiting for.

BTS’s return to the studio and the global stage is set to reignite excitement among their fanbase and the wider music community, signaling a fresh chapter in the group’s illustrious career.