The 30-year-old rapper, the second member from the K-Pop supergroup to return from mandatory enlistment, is slated to perform in six cities across North America including L.A., Brooklyn and Chicago.

J-hope of K-pop phenomenon BTS is set to make history as the first South Korean solo artist to headline a U.S. stadium show.

The 30-year-old K-pop star posted a teaser on his Instagram shortly after announcing his Hope on the Stage Tour, which will kick off in February 2025.

Taking BTS' label BigHit Music announced the news on social media that J-Hope is set to embark on his first-ever solo world tour which includes 15 cities including six in North America. More details here.

South Korean pop sensation J-Hope, best known as a member of BTS, has revealed plans for his inaugural solo world tour. The tour, titled “Hope on the Stage,” is set to commence in February and will span continents, with stops scheduled in major cities across Asia and North America.

Hope’s first as a solo performer, although he is no stranger to solo performances. In 2022, the rapper made history as the first Korean artist to headline the flagship Lollapalooza festival in Chicago.

South Korean rapper, dancer, songwriter, music producer and member of the pop group, BTS. He is known as the ‘lead dancer’ of the group, according to Live Nation.

BTS is set to make his highly anticipated North American solo tour debut this spring with ‘HOPE ON THE STAGE’ in NORTH AMERICA.

K-pop group BTS, will embark on his first-ever solo world tour, “Hope on the Stage,” starting in February 2025. The 30-year-old artist, whose real name is Jung Ho-seok, will kick off the tour with three performances at the KSPO Dome in Seoul from February 28 to March 2.

For those holding out hope for a BTS reunion to finally happen, you’ll have to wait a little while longer, but it’s totally worth it. As j-hope is set to make his highly anticipated North American solo tour debut this spring.