BTS's "Permission To Dance" Live Album: Exclusive Details on Release Date, Tracks, and What to Expect.
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Global K-pop sensation BTS is set to release their first-ever live album, "Permission to Dance on Stage – Live," on July 18. This highly anticipated release captures the energy and excitement of their record-breaking global tour of the same name, offering fans an immersive concert experience from the comfort of their homes. Pre-orders for the album begin on July 1.

The live album features 22 tracks recorded during the "Permission to Dance on Stage" tour, which saw BTS perform in cities like Seoul, Los Angeles, and Las Vegas between 2021 and 2022. The tour kicked off as an online concert in October 2021 and evolved into a global arena spectacle, attracting over 4 million viewers both in-person and through virtual streams. Fans can expect to hear high-energy live versions of their biggest hits, including "Dynamite," "Butter," "Life Goes On," "Boy With Luv (featuring Halsey)," and "ON". These live renditions mark the first official release of these songs in a concert setting, allowing fans to relive the dynamic sound and electrifying atmosphere of BTS's performances.

In addition to the live album, BTS will also release a digital companion piece titled "Permission to Dance on Stage – Seoul" on the same day. This digital package includes a 141-minute video compilation of the group's final Seoul show at the Olympic Stadium in March 2022. Fans can also enjoy a 92-page photobook with interviews, behind-the-scenes images, and reflections from the band, accessible through a digital card unlocking content on the Weverse platform.

This release is particularly significant as it marks BTS's first major release since all members reunited after completing their military service. All seven members—RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V, and Jungkook—are back together, making this a celebratory moment for the group and their fans. With several members having completed their mandatory military service, this live album and concert film serve as a bridge between eras, reminding everyone of BTS's powerful performances as they prepare for their next chapter.

ARMYs are expressing their excitement for the upcoming release on social media, with many eagerly anticipating the chance to relive the "Permission to Dance on Stage" tour. The live album is not just an audio recording but an immersive concert experience that captures the passion of BTS's stadium shows. This release offers a rare opportunity to experience the energy and excitement of a BTS concert, whether fans attended in person or not.

While the complete tracklist for the live album hasn't been fully revealed, it is confirmed to include 22 songs. For those curious about the potential full tracklist, the setlist from the tour-closing show in Las Vegas on April 16, 2022, included: "On," "Fire," "Dope," "DNA," "Blue & Grey," "Black Swan," "Blood Sweat & Tears," "Fake Love," "Life Goes On," "Boy With Luv," "Dynamite (Remix)," "Butter," "Telepathy," "Outro: Wings," "Stay," "So What," "Idol," "Home," "Anpanman," "Go Go," and "Permission To Dance".

"Permission to Dance on Stage – Live" will be available on all major streaming platforms starting July 18. This live album marks a major milestone for BTS and their fandom, offering a chance to revisit some of the group's most iconic performances and signaling a new chapter for the group following their reunion.


Writer - Ishaan Gupta
Ishaan Gupta is a driven journalist, eager to make his mark in the dynamic media scene, and a passionate sports enthusiast. With a recent journalism degree, Ishaan possesses a keen interest in technology and business innovations across Southeast Asia. He's committed to delivering well-researched, insightful articles that inform and engage readers, aiming to uncover the stories shaping the region's future. His dedication to sports also fuels his competitive drive for impactful reporting.
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