Are BTS' V and J-Hope set to join Jin on stage? Eldest member urges ARMY: no rehearsal spoilers before 'RUNSEOKJIN_EP.TOUR'
BTS' eldest member Jin has officially launched his first solo fan-concert tour, RUNSEOKJIN_EP.TOUR, beginning June 28 in Goyang, South Korea. Although unconfirmed, there have been rumours about V and J-hope attending the concert.
After months of anticipation, BTS' eldest member Kim Seokjin, also known as Jin, has officially launched his first solo fan-concert tour, RUNSEOKJIN_EP.TOUR, beginning June 28 in Goyang, South Korea. Excitement around the concert surged after BIGHIT MUSIC confirmed a surprise appearance by Choi Ye Na, who will join Jin on stage to perform Loser, a beloved track from his second mini album Echo. The last-minute announcement, made just a day before the show, thrilled fans who hadn¡¯t expected any special guests.
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Rumours swirl: Are V and J-Hope attending Jin's concert?
While Choi Ye Na's inclusion had already delighted ARMYs, fans on social media began speculating that fellow BTS members V aka Kim Taehyung and J-Hope were also present during rehearsals. Videos and audio clips shared on X (formerly Twitter) appeared to hint at their presence, with some even suggesting they might join Jin on stage.
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¡ª Kim Taejin (@thvjinx_) June 27, 2025
Although the news remains unconfirmed, the possibility has sparked excitement across the fandom. However, it seems Jin is unhappy with the rumours spreading online and has sent a clear message to fans.
Jin to ARMY: "No spoilers!"
On June 27, just before the tour¡¯s opening, Jin posted a light-hearted yet pointed message on Weverse, addressing fans who were spotted watching rehearsals from outside the venue.
"ARMYs, see you tomorrow. Rehearsal is over. For those who watched the rehearsal from far away, no spoilers," he wrote, alongside two photos. The playful warning only added to the buzz, encouraging fans to preserve the element of surprise for the official show.
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¡ª BTS Updates, News & Charts ? (@_BTSMoments_) June 27, 2025
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Global tour details: Stops, setlist, and what to expect
This tour isn't just about live performances¡ªit¡¯s also a celebration of Jin's new chapter as a solo artist following his military discharge. The tour title cleverly references his variety series Run Seokjin, signaling a continuation of the heartfelt and humorous tone fans loved.
RUNSEOKJIN_EP.TOUR will continue across South Korea before heading to Japan, with concerts in Chiba and Osaka. Jin will then visit major U.S. cities including Anaheim, Dallas, Tampa, and Newark, before wrapping up the European leg in London and Amsterdam. Each city is set to host two shows, giving fans around the world multiple chances to see him live.
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The setlist promises to highlight Jin's growth as a solo artist. Alongside new songs from Echo like Don't Say You Love Me and Nothing Without Your Love, fans can expect performances of earlier tracks from his Happy album. The mix of fresh material and nostalgic hits will offer a full-circle moment for fans following Jin's journey.
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