BTS band has been busy with their compulsory military services due to which the band is not seen together. The ARMY gets entertained by the solo members but they are now waiting for a reunion. Well, it seems like the ARMY needs to wait for 2026 for this to happen. As per the reports, the band might be planning a world tour after all the band members are discharged from the military.

Here is what we know about it.

According to HYBE 's target stock price analysis and prediction, the will embark on a world tour in 2026, increasing the operating profit for the agency. On December 23, Lee Hwa Jung , a researcher at NH Investment & Securities, predicted that BTS will release a full-group album in 2025, marking an immediate growth in HYBE's overall sales for the year. It was also explained that although other K-pop acts under HYBE such as SEVENTEEN , ENHYPEN, TOMORROW X TOGETHER (TXT), ILLIT, Jin , and more have been quite active in the quarter, content sales have been affected by BTS' overall absence as a group.

Meanwhile, BTS member J-Hope gave an insight into his military days. He hosted a live session with the ARMY on his social media. He spoke about a host of topics, including his upcoming projects, life after military discharge, his health, and college entrance exams in South Korea. He also shared that he is currently in Los Angeles. He added, “I'm doing well! I can't tell you what I'm preparing for, but I'm preparing a lot of things for you guys. It's been so long since a live session. Hopefully, I'll prepare hard and also be able to give you guys good news soon. Jin hyung's album is coming out soon, he prepared really hard for it. I'm really looking forward to it. I'll try to do what I came here to do. I wanted to come to the US to adjust to the life I was living before. Somehow, the time for my discharge came, and even as I was discharged, I felt like, have I really been discharged. So as I'm here (in LA), I feel like I've finally been discharged, so I think I made the right decision." He also said, "I will adjust here well first, and once I go back to Korea, I hope I'll be able to adjust there too quickly."