Eleven years after their debut with ‘No More Dreams,’ BTS has become the first and only Asian act to surpass 40 billion streams on Spotify. On Saturday, July 27, Allkpop reported that the ...

Watching Behind The Scenes (BTS) is like stumbling upon cinema’s own "disclaimer"—a stark reminder that the cinematic ...

A major K-pop label, which is behind hit boyband BTS, has released an apology after ... describing them as 'ugly' and having 'no sex appeal'. The Weekly Music Industry Report surfaced in October ...

Because of that, I think I was able to strengthen my dreams even more.” He further added that he would continue to work hard in the future and always remember the BTS member. “I’m determined ...

Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Hugh McIntyre covers music, with a focus on the global charts. Just weeks after he dropped his latest solo album, BTS singer RM is back on ...

J-Hope completed his mandatory military service on Thursday, making him the second member of BTS to be discharged. There was no official event to mark his discharge, but the BTS member greeted Korean ...

The 31-year-old star is the last band member to release a solo LP. By Hannah Dailey Jin of BTS has some news that’ll be sure to give fans an endorphin rush — his debut solo album, Happy ...

the male artist was grooving to the track on a beach with two background dancers. On October 11, the BTS member released an extended version of the song. BTS' Jin's Super Tuna reached the No.1 ...

November is especially stacked with musical releases by various NCT acts, including solo deliveries from Doyoung and Yuta to sub-units NCT Dream and WayV. Music releases from BTS' Jin, NCT Dream ...

Jin of BTS will be releasing his debut solo album, a project called Happy. In June, the K-pop star was discharged from the South Korean military, making him the first member of the group to ...

The tune reaches No. 1 on two different rankings ... With this new win, J-Hope has tied with his BTS friend Suga as the only two South Korean acts to reach the summit more than once.