K-pop supergroup BTS is reportedly preparing for their long-awaited comeback in March of next year, according to various South Korean media outlets.
The news comes after the recent completion of mandatory military service by four of the group’s members, RM, V, Jungkook, and Jimin, earlier this month. Another member, Suga, is also set to be discharged next weekend.
According to a report by The Korea Herald on Wednesday, June 18, a source from BTS’ talent agency, HYBE, allegedly revealed that plans are already in motion for the group’s return.
“BTS’ comeback date is set for March next year,” the news outlet quoted its source.
Additionally, two overseas sources also claimed that the “biggest K-pop act in history is preparing to return as a full group early next year”.
“While the exact date is unknown, I think it will be mid-March. I heard BTS is returning in the same month as their brother group, Tomorrow X Together (TXT). It could be BTS first, then TXT — or the other way around,” the source speculated.
Another insider shared that ENHYPEN, a boy group under HYBE’s subsidiary Belift Lab, had initially planned their own comeback for March but rescheduled it to January to avoid overlapping with BTS’ return.
Belift Lab is one of HYBE’s subsidiaries, alongside Big Hit Music, which directly manages BTS.
While fans have been eagerly awaiting news of a full-group comeback, neither HYBE, Big Hit Music, nor BTS themselves have officially confirmed any specific plans for their next activities as a group.
