BTS Singer Jin Announces First Solo Tour and Album: Full Details Inside

BTS singer Jin is ready to go solo! He recently revealed that he will be going on his first-ever solo tour, called the Run Seokjin EP Tour. The tour will take place between June and August 2025, covering nine major cities in South Korea, Japan, the US, and Europe.

This tour announcement came soon after Jin shared the news of his upcoming solo album Echo, which is set to release on May 16, 2025.

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Full Tour Schedule and Venues

BigHit Entertainment shared the full tour schedule on their official social media platforms. Here’s where Jin will perform:

• June 28-29: Goyang, South Korea – Goyang Auxiliary Stadium
• July 17-18: Chiba, Japan – Makuhari Messe International Exhibition Hall
• July 17-18: Osaka, Japan – Kyocera Dome
• July 22-23: Dallas, Texas – American Airlines Center
• July 26-27: Tampa, Florida – Amalie Arena
• July 30-31: Newark, New Jersey – Prudential Center
• August 5-6: London, UK – O2 Arena
• August 9-10: Amsterdam, Netherlands – Ziggo Dome

What to Expect from Jin’s New Album Echo

Jin’s solo album Echo will drop on May 16. The album promises to explore different emotions and themes that reflect everyday life. It’s expected to show off Jin’s vocal range and his personal musical style. His last album Happy came out in November 2024, so fans are excited to hear fresh music from him.

Another BTS Member on Tour Too

Jin isn’t the only BTS member touring. J-Hope has been on his own tour since February and is currently performing across Asia, with stops in Singapore, Japan, Indonesia, and Thailand.

BTS Fans Eagerly Await Group Reunion

BTS is currently on a break as the members complete their mandatory military service. Jin’s tour and new album are helping fans (ARMYs) feel more connected while waiting for the full group to reunite. Many are already counting down to their comeback!

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