BTS returns with comeback concert in Seoul after four-year hiatus - AP News
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K-pop group BTS holds comeback concert in Seoul after four-year break from performing together.
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BTS held a comeback concert in Seoul after a four-year hiatus, marking the South Korean boy band's return to the stage as a group. The group had paused group activities in 2022 to focus on solo projects while members completed military service obligations. The concert represents a significant moment for one of the world's biggest music acts and their global fanbase, who have waited years for a full reunion performance. The comeback also signals BTS's continued relevance in the music industry despite the extended break from collective work. The band's return to live performances could set the stage for additional tour dates and group releases.
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