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K-pop sensation BTS has announced another live virtual concert planned for June 14. (AFP/Handout / Big Hit Entertainment )
K-pop sensation BTS has announced another live virtual concert planned for June 14.
The event, called Bang Bang Con: The Live (not to be confused with the similarly named Bang Bang Con series which took place in April), comes a day after the band’s seventh anniversary, which falls on June 13.
In an official announcement, Big Hit entertainment stated that the concert will be pay-per-view. While prices have not been confirmed yet, fans will be able to pre-order passes starting June 1 on Weverse Shop.
방방콘 The Live가 6/1(월) 1PM(KST)부터 #위버스샵 에서 사전판매됩니다.
ARMY의 방에서 멀티뷰로 생동감 있게 즐기는 방탄소년단의 안방 콘서트를 기대해주세요.
🎵공연일 : 6/14(일) 18:00 (KST)
더욱더 자세한 내용은 👉https://t.co/RUM7XyAGD4 pic.twitter.com/HQT8CwFyAC
— Weverse Shop (@weverseshop) May 14, 2020
This concert will enable BTS to stay connected with fans – known as Army – as the Covid-19 pandemic makes it unlikely to hold in-person events in the near future.
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Bang Bang Con: The Live will start at 5pm (local time) on June 14.
BTS’ previous Bang Bang Con was a free at-home concert experience which was made up of eight parts streamed over the course of two days. It garnered 50.6 million views in total.
The series took fans through the different eras of BTS, incorporating tours from 2015 to 2019 as well as footage from its Muster fan meetings.
This article appeared on The Star newspaper website, which is a member of Asia News Network and a media partner of The Jakarta Post
