BTS' World Tour Kick-off: Swim, Guggenheim & Netflix Doc

0:00On March 27th, BTS made ways on the Tonight Show with back-to-back performances, starting with their trackswim and a fun interview with Jimmy, Fallen then surprising everyone with 2.0 at the Guggenheim Museum. The upbeat song comes from their new album, Ari Rang, their first full-length release since 2022. All 7 members, RM, Jin, Shuga, J-Hope, Jimin, V, and Jungkook teamed up in Los Angeles, together in one house for 2 months, the first, time since 2019. Fans packed the circular balconies of the Guggenheim, cheering as the group danced and sang below. RM took it easy on a stool after tweaking his ankle in rehearsals for their recent comeback show. Meanwhile, Netflix dropped the documentary BTS, the return today, giving a close look at their free concert in Seoul's Gwangwamun Square from earlier, this week. The album title nods to a classic Korean folk song packed with joy, sorrow, and longing.

1:02They're set to launch an 82-day world tour on April 9th, running through March of next year with special concert screenings on April 11th from Goyang and April 18th from Tokyo, keeping the momentum alive for fans everywhere. From the world of music, powered by AI, this is Music News Today.