BTS’ Jung Kook / Xportsnews
BTS member Jung Kook has issued a candid apology after a sound problem disrupted a live performance in the United States.
Jung Kook took to his social media account on April 27 to address the issue, writing, “The ‘Magic Shop’ sound problem yesterday is true. Don’t worry. I’ll fix the pitch from today,” before adding, “I’m sorry to ARMY who came to the show.” He also openly shared his frustration, saying, “I’m angry too.”
Captured from Jung Kook’s social media
The incident occurred during BTS’ performance at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida, where the group kicked off the North American leg of their “ARIRANG” world tour. While performing “Magic Shop” — a fan-favorite track — some members’ vocals were reportedly transmitted unevenly, sparking immediate reactions among concertgoers.
As clips and fan accounts spread across social media, concerns over the audio quality quickly gained traction, prompting Jung Kook’s unusually direct acknowledgment. His mix of apology and clear frustration has since resonated with fans.
BTS is set to continue its North American tour, with scheduled stops in major cities including Los Angeles, Mexico City and Toronto. The group has announced a total of 31 concerts across 12 cities, marking one of their most extensive regional tours to date.
This article from Xportsnews is adapted by a generative AI system and edited by The Korea Times.