The Indian BTS ARMY is buzzing with excitement as the opportunity to see their favorite artists perform live in India is becoming more realistic. HYBE, the powerhouse behind popular groups like BTS, TXT, and ENHYPEN, is set to open a subsidiary in India within the next few months. This thrilling news was initially shared by K-media outlet Star News on June 30.
HYBE’s New Headquarters in Mumbai, India
HYBE, recognized as one of South Korea’s “Big 4” entertainment companies, has begun extensive market research in India. Currently, the company is working on fulfilling the legal requirements to launch a fully operational branch, which is expected to be unveiled by September or October of this year.
This initiative aligns with Chairman Bang Si Hyuk’s strategy of “multi-home, multi-genre,” aimed at establishing a significant foothold in international markets, including India.
Could HYBE’s New Office Lead to BTS’ Concert in India?
India’s entertainment sector is flourishing, with large concerts and global events emerging more frequently, making it an enticing market for HYBE. The announcement of an office in Mumbai has sparked enthusiasm among Indian K-pop fans, especially those in the BTS community, who hope it lays the groundwork for the band’s inaugural concert in India.
While specifics are still under wraps, fans speculate that the new office could lead to performances by BTS and other HYBE-managed groups such as TXT, ENHYPEN, LE SSERAFIM, and Seventeen. Many are already declaring, “I AM GONNA START SAVING, I NEED THOSE VIP TICKETS.”
There are whispers of BTS planning a world tour in March 2026, further igniting hopes for potential concert dates in India. ARMYs are eagerly wanting to see RM, Jin, SUGA, J-Hope, Jimin, Jungkook, and V during the first half of the upcoming year.
Additionally, with Bang Si Hyuk’s aim to expand HYBE’s global footprint by replicating K-pop’s successful model in diverse international markets, the chances of a concert in India appear increasingly promising.
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