After a nearly four year hiatus during the group’s military enlistment, the K-pop superstars announced a world tour, including two nights at Stanford May 16 and 17. Students react to the news.

K-pop demigods BTS this morning announced a world tour, which stops at just one place in Northern California: Stanford University. Tickets for the group’s shows at Stanford Stadium on May 16 and 17 go on sale to members of the BTS Army on Thursday, Jan. 22, and the general public on Saturday, Jan. 24.

BTS is coming to the Sun Bowl and El Paso’s reactions are exactly what you’d expect. From excitement to confusion, only the 915 could respond like this.

The group is scheduled to perform across 34 regions on 5 continents, with 79 shows announced and more expected

On Tuesday (January 13), the HYBE-signed group revealed the schedule and production details for their upcoming BTS World Tour. Billed as “the biggest global K-pop tour of all time” and the largest of the band’s career to date, the run will span 34 regions and 79 shows, featuring first-ever performances in several cities.

Local fans have cheered as group BTS announced its world tour and officially confirmed its first performance in Argentina. Argentina’s largest daily, Clarín, reported on the 13th, local time, as a breaking news item that BTS will make its first visit to Argentina as part of its world tour,

Bangtan Sonyeondan—got some thrilling news this week: the seven-member supergroup announced a 79-stop world tour after a four-year hiatus, giving BTS’s obsessed fan base, ARMY (which stands for “Adorable Representative for MC Youth”) some serious permission to dance.