As BTS’ Jungkook nears his military discharge on June 11, 2025, excitement is building over his potential solo tour. While HYBE has yet to confirm anything, mounting evidence suggests the Golden Maknae might hit the road later this year.
During the entirety of his military service period, solo stans and ARMYs consistently trended tags like “Jungkook tour” and “Jungkook solo tour” on X. Some supporters were enraged that HYBE made him enlist early and robbed him of the opportunity to expand his record-breaking solo career, embark on a world tour, and perform at the Super Bowl halftime show in 2024.
Born in 1997, Jungkook could have postponed his military enlistment until 2026, which would have given him enough time to pursue solo projects and a world tour. However, given BTS’s immense popularity and the fans’ eagerness for a reunion, all four remaining members, RM, V, Jungkook, and Jimin, decided to enlist in December 2023.
Well, better late than never, it seems Jungkook will finally go on tour as all the clues point to it.
Why Fans Believe Jungkook Solo Tour Is Coming
The buzz began when a Ticketmaster profile for Jungkook appeared, which fueled fan theories that he will embark on a tour later this year. For those unfamiliar, BTS member j-hope had a profile on Ticketmaster that surfaced amid rumors of a potential solo tour, just two months after his military discharge. He was discharged from the military on October 17, 2024, and went on tour this February.
In addition, Mexican concert organizers @DCECOFICIAL further fueled speculation by hinting at October 2025–January 2026 dates, though the post was later deleted. They claimed that the “Standing Next To You” singer will perform at the Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City with a staggering capacity of 65,000 spectators.
Through his Weverse updates, he repeatedly expressed how much he missed fans and performing live. In addition, collaborators like choreographer Brian Puspos (who worked on “Seven” and “Standing Next to You”) also liked tour-related posts.
Jungkook Tour Rumored Timeline and Locations
Leaks point to a late 2025–early 2026 tour, with stops in:
- North America: LA, Oakland, Chicago, New York, and Mexico City (where BTS has a massive fanbase).
- Asia: Seoul, Tokyo, Jakarta, Malaysia, Singapore, and Bangkok, given Jungkook’s record-breaking popularity in these regions.
- Europe: London, Paris, Berlin, Milan, and more.
Jungkook’s upcoming tour could kick off as early as October 2025, after the typical 4-month prep period post-discharge.
What to Expect: Setlist & Production
If the tour happens, Jungkook will likely perform tracks from his 2023 solo debut album “Golden”, including global hits like:
- “Seven” (feat. Latto)
- “3D” (feat. Jack Harlow)
- “Standing Next to You”
- “Yes or No”
- “Euphoria”
- “Left and Right”
- “Hate You”
- “Closer To You” (feat. Major Lazer)
- “Somebody”
- “Please Don’t Change”
Besides BTS throwbacks (“Euphoria”, “My Time”) fans are expecting new songs. It is predicted that Jungkook will make a comeback before going on tour, he released his solo debut album “Golden” in November 2023. While Jimin, RM, and j-hope released new albums during military service, Jungkook did not drop new songs except for the fan song “Never Let Go” as part of Festa 2024.
Meanwhile, Jungkook will return from the military on June 11, 2025, and resume entertainment activities right away. ARMYs should monitor Ticketmaster and Weverse for official announcements to avoid scalpers.
Rest assured, Jungkook’s solo activities won’t derail BTS’ reunion. The group is expected to regroup after Suga’s discharge on June 21, 2025, with a comeback and world tour expected in 2026.