Jin begins his first global solo fan concert tour this June, starting in Korea and traveling to nine international cities. The tour blends his playful variety content Run Seokjin with music from albums Echo and Happy. Fans are excited to see him live, while looking ahead to a full BTS reunion later this year.
Jin and solo fan concert tour set to begin this June
BTS member Jin is gearing up to launch his first-ever solo fan concert tour, titled #RUNSEOKJIN_EP.TOUR, starting this summer. He announced the news on Weverse by sharing a striking poster that shows him surrounded by instruments, styled like a bold rockstar. The image immediately set the tone for what fans can expect: a personal and energetic journey through his music. This marks a major milestone for Jin as he steps into the spotlight on his own for the first time.
Global fans await Jin and solo fan concert experience
The tour kicks off June 28 and 29 at the Auxiliary Stadium of Goyang Sports Complex in South Korea. After that, Jin will travel to nine cities across Japan, the United States, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands. Cities include Chiba, Osaka, Anaheim, Dallas, Tampa, Newark, London, and Amsterdam, with a total of 18 shows lined up. Each stop is a step in his journey to meet fans in person, making this tour a celebration of connection and gratitude.
Jin and solo fan concert inspired by “Run Seokjin”
The concert tour is based on Jin’s own variety content Run Seokjin, which airs weekly on BTS’s official YouTube channel. This live tour acts as a fun and emotional spin-off, blending the humor from his show with the deep storytelling of his music. Fans will get to hear tracks from his upcoming mini-album Echo, releasing May 16, along with performances from his debut solo album Happy, which came out last November. The concerts will feature live band sounds and moments that reflect both playfulness and honesty.
Echo album tells personal stories through sound
Jin’s second mini-album Echo reflects on life’s different moments, showing how each memory echoes in its own unique way. The album expresses emotions that feel familiar to everyone, told from Jin’s point of view with warmth and simplicity. Its title track, Don’t Say You Love Me, explores the tension in a failing relationship where love still lingers. The lyrics paint a picture of two people unable to let go, even when things fall apart. Jin turns those complex emotions into something beautifully relatable.
Reactions to solo fan concert highlight support and longing
After the tour announcement, fans on Korean community site Nate Pann shared a range of responses. The most liked comment expressed disappointment that the concert would be held at a smaller auxiliary stadium, not the main one. Others mentioned the shortage of large-scale venues in Korea. Despite that, most fans showed strong support for Jin’s solo activities and welcomed his return to the stage. While many still hope for a full BTS reunion, that will take time. All members are set to finish military service in June, but rehearsals and music prep mean we likely won’t see them as a group until later this year. Until then, solo projects like Jin’s will help ease the wait.
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