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The post announces BTS's upcoming full-length comeback album with 14 tracks, set for release on March 20, 2026, after a four-year hiatus due to mandatory military service. It also teases a new world tour starting post-album, marking the group's full reunion as a seven-member unit including RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V, and Jungkook. Key themes include anticipation for new music since their 2022 anthology Proof, fan excitement via handwritten letters to ARMY, and the significance of their return to global stages.
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This content is trending due to BTS's massive global fanbase eagerly awaiting their post-military reunion, with the announcement coming just days ago via official letters on December 31, 2025. The timing aligns with all members now discharged, building hype ahead of the March 20 release. Relevance spikes as it's their first group album since 2020's BE, fueling social media buzz on X.
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- 1BTS announced the date '2026 0320' in handwritten letters to select ARMY fans, with Jin noting he can 'finally greet you as part of a team again.'
- 2The album is their first studio release in over four years, following 2022's Proof anthology.
- 3All seven members completed mandatory South Korean military service: Jin and J-Hope in 2024, others by late 2025.
- 4They worked on the album in the United States, confirmed in July 2025.
- 5A world tour is planned immediately after release, their first as a full group since 2019.
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BTS officially announce release date of comeback album after four year hiatus
K-Pop band BTS have officially revealed the release date of their comeback album after taking a four year break to complete mandatory military service.
BTS Announces the Exact Date of Their Comeback This March
After a years-long hiatus due to mandatory military service, the K-pop group is finally back together and making new music.
https://www.1045koolfm.com/2026/01/01/bts-set-to-release-first-new-album-in-four-years-in-march-supported-by-a-world-tour/
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