J-Hope ‘s latest solo project, Hope on the Street, has set the stage for an international run of shows on the forthcoming Hope on the Stage world tour. The BTS member will complete his first-ever solo tour between February and June with plans to perform two nights in all 15 cities on the schedule.

j-hope, the rapper and dancer from the global 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.

BTS' J-Hope has announced his first solo world tour for 2025. See the cities he's playing, his tour dates, and how to buy tickets.

J Hope has finally rewarded his fans for their patience by officially announcing his first-ever solo tour, Hope on the Stage. Taking the delightful news over Instagram, the BTS star revealed

The 30-date tour, dubbed “Hope on the Stage,” kicks off next month and will stop in New York, Chicago, Mexico City, and more cities. BTS’ j-hope Sets First-Ever Solo Tour for 2025 Jo Vito

BTS member J-Hope will embark on his first solo concert tour, starting in Seoul in February, his agency BigHit Music said on Friday.

BTS Member J-Hope Announces First Solo Tour After Completing Military Service NEW YORK (AP) — Smooth like butter, like a superstar about to hit the road. BTS member J-Hope will embark on his ...

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