BTS J-Hope To Headline Lollapalooza Festival 2022, Deets Inside!

BTS J-hope is all set to create history as he prepares to headline the Lollapalooza Festival 2022. This will be the first time for a South Korean artist to headline one of the biggest music festivals in the USA. He has performed at various festivals in the USA with his group and this will be the first time for any of the group’s members to headline a music festival alone.

J-hope has solo works like MAMA, Ego, and Trivia: Just Dance from BTS albums and has released his mixtape HOPE WORLD in 2018. In 2019, he collaborated with Becky G to release a new rendition of Chicken Noodle Soup.

BTS J-Hope
BTS J-Hope

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BTS J-Hope To Perform At Lollapalooza 2022

The Social Media handles of the Lollapalooza Festival shared the news with a video encompassing J-hope’s solo works to date. The video featured the iconic song of the artist Hangsang and used snippets from Daydream and Ego music videos. J-hope will perform at the festival on Sunday, 31st July 2022 in Chicago.

The singer/rapper has also shared the announcement on his Instagram with a message that reads, “This is going to be my first performance at @lollapalooza It’s a thrilling new challenge that I think will become a really memorable chapter in my musical history! I’m gonna give you guys a great show. Get ready to get crazyyyyyy! ????????????”

The artist will release the new song Yet To Come (The Most Beautiful Moment) with his group BTS along with their anthology album PROOF on 10th June 2022 at 1 PM KST.

Check Out ‘Yet To Come (The Most Beautiful Moment)’ Teaser

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