Sitting in his studio without any tensions in the world, BTS’ Suga started an amusing LIVE broadcast without laying down any hints of the AGUST D tour. Interestingly enough, the official profile of BigHit Music uploaded a surprise on Twitter that left all the fans of the group awestruck.
As each member of the K-pop septet awaits his turn to step into the mandatory military service tenure, they’re also revealing some stunning announcements along the way, promising the world that their legacy will live on for many years to come. While enlistment is often deemed to be a touchy subject month K-pop fandoms and artists, BTS has taken pride in its contribution for the artistic arena, and will do the same out in the field too.
Before that happens, BigHit was made way for one last hurrah for the second eldest member of the band by announcing the solo ‘AGUST D Tour’, making him the first member of the group to go out for a solo tour by himself. The post published recently lists out various U.S. and Asian locations on the map where the concerts for the same will be held. Commencing the musical feat on April 26-27, the first show is set kickstart at the UBS Arena in Belmont Park.
Thereafter, the tour dates are followed by various other arenas like the Prudential Center in Newark, Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Kia Forum in Los Angeles, with Oakland Arena in Oakland summing up the U.S. leg of the tour. Pandering to the Asian side of the globe, the tour will pick up pace again on May 26-28 at Indonesia Convention Exhibition in Jakarta, which is followed by Bangkok and Singapore concerts as well.
Finally, coming back home, Suga will unleash his AGUST D persona for his home-crowd at Jamsil Indoor Stadium in Seoul on June 24-25. The Japan tour dates are yet to be updated by the official sources.
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The second eldest member of the group is all set to head out for his solo tour and it’s likely to be an event you can’t miss out on. Suga has already released two albums under his eponymous split avatar’s name – Agust D (2016) and D-2 (2020). Fans are hoping to witness him in his all glory while performing the hard-hitting lead track of the latter release, i.e. Daechwita, in addition to other sough-after songs on both albums. The tour news has also sparked a new interest among the fans around speculations related to a new album being on the horizons well.
While nothing of the sort has been confirmed yet, it’s clear that a lot more is in store for us, and all shall be revealed in its due time. On the other hand, the lack of European locations on the list has left many fans disheartened. Guess we’ll have to wait and see if new developments on the matter arise, possibly making room for more additions of the tour.
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