BTS Members Announce 2 Disney+ Shows About Their Concerts, Journey and More

A few weeks ago, BTS announced that they are going on a break to focus on their solo career. The news broke the hearts of the ARMY, but they supported every decision made by the K-pop boy band. But the band members know how to make their fandom happy. They announced two documentaries for Disney+.

In a video shared by Disney+ Singapore and HYBE, the members reveal that Disney+ will take us virtually to their 2021 concert with the documentary BTS: Permission to Dance on Stage. Another documentary titled BTS Monuments: Beyond the Star will focus on the journey of every member of the K-pop boy band. It will release in 2023.

The band members shared, “Two, Three, Bangtan. Hello, we are BTS! The reason why we are here today is because we have a very special announcement that you will soon be able to meet us on the global streaming service, Disney+! BTS: Permission to Dance on Stage, which brings you into our recent concert in LA will soon be available.”

“And sometime next year, you can watch BTS Monuments: Beyond the Star, a documentary series that will show a more up close and personal side of us. It will take you on a journey of how we have grown in the past years and a story of our music. We can’t wait to show you these shows and hope you enjoy them as well. We will see you all soon!,” they mention in the video.

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Watch the video featuring BTS Members below:

Apart from these two documentaries, there’s IN THE SOOP: Friendcation that will feature BTS member V along with Park Seo Joon, Choi Woo Shik, Park Hyung Sik and Peakboy. The series will release on July 22, 2022, on Disney+.

Are you excited to watch your favourite band members’ journey, life and future plans?

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Pooja Darade
A film journalist and editor. She enjoys listening to sad Hindi songs and watching comedy and horror movies.

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