BTS Announces Fifth Studio Album with 14 Tracks for March 2025 Release

BTS will release their fifth full-length studio album on March 20, 2025, featuring 14 tracks. This marks their first studio album since 2020's "Map of the Soul: 7" and follows the completion of all members' mandatory military service. The group's label stated the album captures the essence of who the members are today after a period of solo projects and service. The announcement also included plans for a world tour accompanying the new music.

Key Points: BTS Fifth Album Announced: 14 Tracks, March 2025 Release

  • First studio album in over six years
  • 14-track project set for March 20 release
  • Follows members' completion of military service
  • Album was primary focus in late 2024
  • World tour planned alongside the new album
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K-pop band BTS announces fifth studio album with 14 tracks

BTS announces first full album in 6 years for March 2025. The 14-track project follows military service and hints at a world tour.

"The music is coming out really well!! Everyone's trying. Please look forward to it. - RM"

Seoul, January 5

There's great news for the fans of K-pop band, BTS.

BTS is all set to return with its fifth full-length album on March 20, a 14-track project reflecting the members' personal thoughts and experiences, the group's label BigHit Music announced on Monday, as per YONHAP News Agency.

The release marks the group's first studio album in more than six years, following "Map of the Soul: 7" in February 2020, and its first new group project since the anthology album "Proof" in June 2022.

"True to their identity as artists who express themselves through music, BTS poured their efforts into capturing the essence of who they are today," BigHit Music said, noting that the album production was the group's primary focus through the second half of last year.

Besides military services, the members were also engaged in a multitude of solo projects.Following the conclusion of their military services, the artists had been hinting at new music for a while now.

In a Weverse update, BTS leader Kim Namjoon, aka RM, even teased a comeback as he said, "The music is coming out really well!! Everyone's trying. Please look forward to it."

Jungkook fuelled it further with his remark, "I think this spring will be more important than ever. So I sincerely hope you all have a safe and enjoyable spring," as quoted by Billboard.Jung Kook, Suga, RM, V, and Jimin were discharged from the South Korean military in June 2025, months after J-Hope and Jin were discharged.

At that time, the artists, in a group statement, said, "We'll be releasing a new BTS album in the spring of next year ... We're also planning a world tour alongside the new album. We'll be visiting fans all around the world, so we hope you're as excited as we are."

- ANI

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Aman W
Great news for sure, but I hope the world tour includes India this time. We have a massive fanbase here, and it's disappointing when big artists skip our country. Fingers crossed for a Mumbai or Delhi concert!
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Rohit P
Honestly, I'm more excited about the solo projects they did. Jungkook's 'Golden' was on loop for months. But a full group album after 6 years is a big deal. The spring of 2026 is going to be lit!
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Sarah B
As a music teacher in Bangalore, I find their global influence fascinating. My students are obsessed. It's impressive how they maintain such quality and connection with fans even after mandatory service breaks.
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Vikram M
Respect for completing their national duty first. That's a good example. Now, bring on the music! 14 tracks is a proper album. Hope it has the depth of their older work like the 'Love Yourself' series.
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Nikhil C
While I'm happy for the fans, I do wish Indian media gave this much coverage to our own talented indie bands and artists. We have amazing music here that often doesn't get the platform it deserves.

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