Archive · 3 Nov 2025
Jimin Confirms BTS' New Album Recorded, Spring 2026 Release
The K-pop group BTS is getting ready to release new music!
One of the members, Jimin, shared during a live video that they have finished recording their brand-new album.
This will be their first album together since 2022.
Jimin also let everyone know that the album is expected to come out in the Spring of 2026.
Fans were very excited to hear this news!
The group went on a break because the members had to do their military service.
After their service is done, they plan to release this album and go on a big world tour.
There are rumors of a 65-stop tour, but the music company has not confirmed all the details yet.
Everyone is eager for BTS to come back as a full group.
BTS member Jimin confirmed that the recording for their upcoming album is complete.
The group's new album is slated for release in Spring 2026.
This will be BTS's first new music release since their 2022 album 'Proof'.
BTS is preparing for a world tour, with reports suggesting 65 stops, though details are unconfirmed.
The group has been on hiatus due to mandatory military service for its members.
- Who
- BTS members, specifically Jimin (with V present during a livestream)
- What
- Confirmed that the recording for their upcoming album is finished, with a planned release in Spring 2026.
- When
- November 1, 2025 (livestream date); Album release Spring 2026
- Where
- Weverse livestream, reportedly worked on album in the United States starting July.
- Why
- To update fans on the group's musical activities following military service.
Reported World Tour
Agency Statement
Scale and Schedule
Reported World Tour
A Bloomberg report suggests BTS is preparing for its most ambitious 65-stop world tour.
Agency Statement
BIGHIT MUSIC stated that the schedule and scale of the new world tour have not yet been decided.
- Artist
- BTS
- Album Status
- Recording completed
- Album Release Window
- Spring 2026
- Next Album
- First new release since 2022's Proof
- World Tour Plans
- Reported 65 stops, but not yet confirmed by agency
- Group Hiatus Reason
- Mandatory military services