BTS continues to leave their mark individually, even when the group is in a hiatus after their military service. In the recent months solo activities, especially for j-hope and Jin have proven that their artistry remains strong and ever evolving. Also, RM who is releasing and LP version of his last project “Right Place, Wrong Person”

j-hope makes it to Lollapalooza again, he was the headline for the event in 2022 and it make history as he was the first Korean artist to perform at the even for the very first time after some years he is back with his last track “Killin’ It Girl” he performed not only solo songs but also some of BTS’s hits with a bit of his personal touch, such as a tropical remix of “Dynamite” captivating the audience both in person and online.

In celebration to his last album package “Charm of HOPE”, the also launched a special Piano Sheet Music version, released today, it shows all the arranged stripped melodies and intricate piano details, offering a new and intimate way to experience his music. 

Jin is also quite busy as he is in Japan, finally bringing his tour to the Japanese audience, the show was held in Tokyo Dome, one of the biggest venues and it sold out in minutes. He performed the beloved track “The Astronaut” and also delighted fans with a new unreleased ballad, he is reconnecting with his fans who waited patiently for his return. The concert showed special video messages from BTS members and in company of a band live set fans got excited to see his evolution as an artist. Everything suggests that the concert will have a DVD version in a few months later.

BTS continues their transition into solo artist and individually pushing boundaries to connect with audiences worldwide, from j-hope performing successfully at Lollapalooza to Jin returning to the Japanese music scene and RM making a viny version of his album, everything adds a new layer to BTS’s legacy.

BTS has made something very clear, whether together or as solo they continued to set the standard in K-pop and global pop.