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To say that BTS are a worldwide phenomenon like no other would be the biggest understatement ever. The size and popularity of the K-pop act is hard to quantify, such is their global reach.
The boy band from South Korea have sold countless millions of records around the world and are a streaming sensation.
The seven members of BTS, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, RM, Jimin, V and Jungkook are major celebrities and are mobbed wherever they go.
BTS were formed in 2010 and their name means, in Korean, Bangtan Sonyeondan, which translates to Bulletproof Boy Scouts and are the brainchild of Big Hit Entertainment.
The band was put together by Big Hit Entertainment CEO Bang Si-hyuk and was originally supposed to see a band build around RM (Kim Namjoon) but opted instead to use the cumulative talents of seven individuals to give the band more scope and more of a range, providing a more dynamic act and that decision certainly paid off in a big way!
Their debut single album, 2 Cool 4 Skool, came out in 2013 but proved unsuccessful, as did single No More Dream.
Their first concert tour followed in 2014 and proved a moderate success and saw them move beyond South Korea and played to audiences in Malaysia, Australia and the United States.
In 2015 the band changed their style a tad and their album, The Most Beautiful Moment in Life, Part 1, showcased a band that was very much on the rise. Their mainstream success grew and as a live act they started to prove very popular indeed.
By 2016, when their fourth studio album Wings was released, BTS started to make it big, with the album reaching 26 in the Billboard charts.
The year also saw the band release Blood Sweat & Tears, the first number one hit for BTS.
In 2018 their Love Yourself Tear went to number one in the US.
2020's release of Be proved a phenomenal success and saw BTS get their first number one single in the US with Dynamite and the song's music video broke the one billion mark in April 2021.
By 2020 they were the first K-pop act to sell over 20 million albums and during the pandemic they took to hiding online streaming concerts to massive success.
Now with nine studio albums under their belt, BTS have matured into a world-beating act and one that millions of fans want to see perform live.
By 2022 BTS were the best-selling artist in South Korea ever and they were the first non-English speaking artist to sell out concerts at both Wembley Stadium and the Rose Bowl.
BTS have been nominated for five Grammy Awards and the band cites the likes of Kanye West, Eminem, Post Malone and Drake as major influences on their epic careers.
Further evidence of their size and following can be illustrated by the fact that BTS member Jungkook has three of the most liked tweets of all time and the band are the most retweeted artist around.
The release of every new song sees BTS grow ever larger and the sky is very much the limit.
Big Hit Entertainment clearly see the longevity of the band and have secured BTS to a long running contract until 2026.
The cultural impact that BTS have made is similarly astounding and in 2019 the band was named in Time's 100 most influential people of the year awards and they were even invited to address the United Nations General Assembly.
BTS are one of the biggest acts in music today and getting tickets for their world tour is quite a challenge.
Over the course of a decade the much loved music group has steadily grown in stature and now play to sell out stadiums around the world.
Their 2017 Wings tour played to fans in Asia, North America, South America and Oceania with over half a million tickets sold.
The Love Yourself World Tour of 2018 and 2019 saw BTS play 62 shows to almost two million fans and racked up a box office of nearly a quarter of a billion dollars.
In 2022 the band played four show in Las Vegas at the Allegiant Stadium to a combined audience of over 600,000, which shows just how large the Bangtan Boys have got.
Live reviews of the bands show are always positive and their large social media presence helps to amplify their message and further expand their reach and the size of their tours.
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BTS ticket prices on the ticket market can vary depending on a variety of factors. Ticket prices to watch BTS live on tour will Typically cost €1750. Currently, BTS tickets will cost on average a minimum of €834 per ticket.
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