BTS announce comeback with new album themed “We Are Bulletproof”

In the last performance of BTS's “Permission to Dance On Stage” concert series, which took place on Saturday (16) in Las Vegas and broadcast online to more than 182 regions and countries for a total of 402,000 viewers, in addition to the in-person audience at the event' LIVE PLAY' at the MGM Grand Garden Arena with an audience of 22,000 people, was shown shortly after the group's farewell and the end of their performance, a video with clips of all the phases experienced by BTS since their debut to the sound of the song 'We Are Bulletproof: The Eternal', ending with the phrase 'We Are Bulletproof' and the date of June 10, 2022, which hours later was confirmed as the comeback date.

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The official announcement was made by the company Big Hit Music in the early hours of Sunday (17), through the social network We Verse, informing that the group will return with a new studio album and that new information about the productions should have dates soon.

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Shortly after the warning was issued, theories about what will be included in the new album began and it all started with the image of the BTS logo opened like a book, showing 9 page-shaped openings. The 'ARMY' fandom is aware that all of the group's albums tell a different story that develops in each song included, so guesses have already been created about the theme 'We Are Bulletproof', which was the message at the end of the video and the music played in the background of the clips, being a combination of all the albums into one, considering the video clips from all the phases experienced by the group, in addition to the fact that the South Korean group will turn 9 years old on June 13th.

The BTS Permission to Dance On Stage concert series began remotely in October 2021 with an online show due to the pandemic and ended with a total of 12 shows, 4 of which were held in Los Angeles in November and December 2021, three performances in Seoul, South Korea in March 2022 and ending with 4 shows in Las Vegas with sold out tickets and a total of 624,000 spectators in person and in the online broadcast on the last day.

Featured Photo: Last day of the Permission To Dance On Stage Las Vegas show. Reproduction/Instagram