K-pop giants BTS have announced they’ll reunite as a full group in spring 2026 with a brand-new album and a massive world tour, returning stronger after completing their mandatory military service.
Full OT7 Reunion
In a Weverse livestream—which drew over 7.3 million fans in real time—all seven members (RM, Jin, Suga, J‑Hope, Jimin, V, and Jung Kook) confirmed their comeback. It marks their first joint broadcast since September 2022.
What’s Coming: Album Plans
They revealed that starting July, they’ll reconvene in the U.S. to collaborate on a group album set for spring 2026. The project aims to reflect each member’s unique voice and creative vision, returning to the unity that defined their early days as a band.
World Tour on the Horizon
Alongside the album, BTS is planning a “massive” global tour—marking their first full-group performances since 2022’s Permission to Dance On Stage. Expect major international dates once the new music drops.
What This Means for Fans & Industry
- End of hiatus: Military service had put BTS on pause, but with all members discharged—including Suga this spring—the group is fully reassembled.
- High anticipation: Their return has revitalized HYBE’s presence (which saw shares jump this June), as fans and analysts are already speculating on producer collaborations and prep for a March–April 2026 comeback.
Final Take
BTS’s reunification sets the stage for a culturally monumental comeback. With fresh music and an international tour, 2026 promises to be the year of the “second act” for one of the world’s biggest pop acts. Get ready, ARMY—global domination begins anew.
