BTS member J-Hope completed his 18 months of mandatory military service in October last year. Now, the singer-rapper is all set to embark on his solo music tour, Hope on the Stage, next month.
In a recent interaction on the online fan platform Weverse on Saturday morning, J-Hope revealed whether he will visit India for a concert. It all started when a fan wrote, “I’m so sad. I couldn’t even work after this news. I don’t think BTS will come to Brazil.” Responding to the fan, J-Hope said, “If I have a chance, I’ll be there. Much love (green and yellow heart emojis).”
Following this, another person asked, “J-Hope, what about India?” Replying to the comment, the rapper sent a simple yet promising checkmark emoji and said, “Love you guys (brown, white and green heart emojis),” reported Hindustan Times.
J-Hope’s highly anticipated Hope on the Stage tour is set to kick off on February 28 with a spectacular three-night residency at Seoul’s iconic KSPO Dome. The BTS member will then set out on an exciting global tour, making stops in several cities, including Brooklyn, New York, Chicago, Mexico City, San Antonio, Oakland and Los Angeles.
In Asia, J-Hope will perform in the Philippines, Japan, Singapore, Indonesia, Bangkok, Macau and Taiwan.
J-Hope released a six-track extended play titled HOPE ON THE STREET Vol.1 in March last year while he was still in the army. He also released a six-episode docu-series centred on his passion for dance, which followed his journey across the world to meet street dancers.
BTS members RM, V, Jimin and Jungkook began their mandatory military service in December 2023 and are currently fulfilling their duties. Fans are eagerly anticipating the group’s reunion, with all seven members expected to come together again in 2025 after completing their service.