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BTS World Tour Heading To Rose Bowl In Pasadena
K-pop superstars BTS announced eight stadium dates for their global tour, "Love Yourself: Speak Yourself." Here's how you can watch.
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PASADENA, CA— BTS, the K-pop superstars who took the world by storm with mega-hits such as “Fake Love” and “Idol,” are heading to Pasadena. The seven-member group from South Korea announced eight stadium tour dates worldwide, beginning May 4 at the Rose Bowl in California. The tour will hit Soldier Field in Chicago on May 11, followed by a May 18 show at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
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After the U.S. tour is finished, the band will head to Brazil, London, Paris and Japan. The band, which recently became the first K-pop group to play at the Grammy Awards, is also known as the Bangtan Boys. While puzzled parents might be left scratching their heads and asking themselves, “Who is BTS?” their kids will surely be more familiar.
The band has a worldwide following and became the first South Korean artists to top the Billboard 200 albums chart last year with “Love Yourself: Tear.” They’re known just as well for selling out stadiums as they are for prompting screams from hordes of loyal fans at airports.
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They’ve appeared on major TV shows — including those hosted by James Corden, Jimmy Kimmel and Ellen DeGeneres — and they’ve won numerous awards, both in Korea and the U.S., including favorite social artist at the American Music Awards and top social artist at the Billboard Music Awards.
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