Jimin’s “The Truth Untold” Exhibition to Tour Los Angeles and Tokyo
Sharon Jung / Published November 4, 2024 10:03 PM
Sharon Jung
Courtesy of Big Hit Music
Following a successful run in Seoul, an exhibition spotlighting BTS member Jimin’s solo career, titled “The Truth Untold,” is set to travel to Los Angeles on November 29 and Tokyo on January 10, 2025, with additional locations to be announced, according to Big Hit Music on Monday.
The exhibition originally opened in Seoul, offering fans an intimate look into Jimin’s creative journey for his two solo albums, “Face” and “Muse.” Visitors were invited to explore the behind-the-scenes work that went into crafting these albums, including personal work notes and a heartfelt hand-written letter from the artist. Through this collection, fans could witness the dedication and emotion Jimin infused into his solo projects, gaining a deeper appreciation for his artistry.
In addition to providing a unique glimpse into Jimin’s music-making process, “The Truth Untold” highlights his evolution as a solo artist, allowing fans to experience his creative path up close. The exhibition’s journey to Los Angeles and Tokyo will further expand the reach of his solo work, bringing this intimate experience to an international audience.
Meanwhile, Jin, another BTS member, is celebrating ongoing success with his single “Who” from his second EP. The track has achieved an impressive 14 consecutive weeks on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, currently ranking at No. 36. Additionally, the song has surpassed 800 million plays on Spotify as of mid-October, setting a record as the fastest Asian solo artist to reach this milestone.
The expansion of Jimin’s exhibition tour and Jin’s accomplishments underscore the global impact of BTS members as solo artists, each reaching new milestones and gaining recognition in the international music scene. With Jimin’s exhibition extending overseas and Jin’s chart performance continuing strong, both artists exemplify the reach and influence of BTS beyond their work as a group.
Tickets for the Los Angeles and Tokyo exhibitions will be available soon, and further details will be announced on Big Hit Music’s official platforms. Fans eagerly await these opportunities to celebrate and connect with the individual journeys of BTS members.
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Courtesy of Big Hit Music
Following a successful run in Seoul, an exhibition spotlighting BTS member Jimin’s solo career, titled “The Truth Untold,” is set to travel to Los Angeles on November 29 and Tokyo on January 10, 2025, with additional locations to be announced, according to Big Hit Music on Monday.
The exhibition originally opened in Seoul, offering fans an intimate look into Jimin’s creative journey for his two solo albums, “Face” and “Muse.” Visitors were invited to explore the behind-the-scenes work that went into crafting these albums, including personal work notes and a heartfelt hand-written letter from the artist. Through this collection, fans could witness the dedication and emotion Jimin infused into his solo projects, gaining a deeper appreciation for his artistry.
In addition to providing a unique glimpse into Jimin’s music-making process, “The Truth Untold” highlights his evolution as a solo artist, allowing fans to experience his creative path up close. The exhibition’s journey to Los Angeles and Tokyo will further expand the reach of his solo work, bringing this intimate experience to an international audience.
Meanwhile, Jin, another BTS member, is celebrating ongoing success with his single “Who” from his second EP. The track has achieved an impressive 14 consecutive weeks on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, currently ranking at No. 36. Additionally, the song has surpassed 800 million plays on Spotify as of mid-October, setting a record as the fastest Asian solo artist to reach this milestone.
The expansion of Jimin’s exhibition tour and Jin’s accomplishments underscore the global impact of BTS members as solo artists, each reaching new milestones and gaining recognition in the international music scene. With Jimin’s exhibition extending overseas and Jin’s chart performance continuing strong, both artists exemplify the reach and influence of BTS beyond their work as a group.
Tickets for the Los Angeles and Tokyo exhibitions will be available soon, and further details will be announced on Big Hit Music’s official platforms. Fans eagerly await these opportunities to celebrate and connect with the individual journeys of BTS members.
