BTS members move to the US for upcoming album: Suga, Jimin, and Jungkook join others there  

The group intends to remain in the United States for the next two months, concentrating only on making music, according to Dispatch Korea.

With all seven members of BTS officially discharged from military service, anticipation among fans has reached a fever pitch—and the group has finally answered the call.

According to recent reports, the group is now travelling to the United States to start this next chapter in earnest.

When BTS leader RM was seen flying to Los Angeles on July 6, the commotion started. Soon after, on July 7, SUGA, Jimin, and Jungkook joined him.

The group intends to remain in the United States for the next two months, concentrating only on making music, according to Dispatch Korea.

The fact that they are not anticipated to visit South Korea again during this time emphasises how serious and extensive their innovative plans are.

Regarding the other members, J-Hope is getting ready for his eagerly awaited performance at Lollapalooza Berlin on July 13 and Jin is currently busy with his first-ever solo world tour.

In contrast, V is attracting attention at Paris Fashion Week and is anticipated to soon join the group in Los Angeles.

The fact that BTS will be working with international producers during this phase to ensure their upcoming music is of the highest calibre only heightens the excitement. The band has been eagerly awaiting a full-length album since their last studio release in 2020, and reports indicate that they are currently working on one. This project is especially noteworthy because it has been almost six years since BTS released a full album.

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At the same time, BTS's debut live album, Permission to Dance On Stage — Live, was just released, according to BigHit Music. The album, which features 22 upbeat songs from their 2021–2022 world tour, encapsulates the passion and passion of hits like "Dynamite" and "Butter," providing listeners with a nostalgic yet impactful experience.

With the release of their live album, the prospect of a world tour, and the promise of new music, BTS is undoubtedly preparing for a huge comeback, and their fans worldwide are ecstatic.