BTS Unveils Store Adventure Ahead of July 18 Permission to Dance Album Release

BTS is preparing to release a fresh version of their hit, *Permission to Dance*, originally launched in 2021. This will mark the group’s inaugural live album, featuring an impressive collection of 22 tracks from their *Permission to Dance on Stage* tour. Ahead of its official release, the band shared a series of promotional images on July 3, creating connections to the original music video while introducing a distinct new vibe.

BTS Unveils New Concept Photos for Live Album

The members of BTS—RM, Jin, SUGA, J-Hope, Jimin, V, and Jungkook—are depicted inside a dim department store in a recently released still. The atmosphere is illuminated only by the torches in the members’ hands and the LED lights of the store’s signs. Their serious expressions add a layer of intrigue to the scene, while their brightly colored shirts liven up the composition.

The clock shows 3:05, possibly hinting at something significant related to the live album, keeping fans intrigued. In addition to the in-store shots, another features the members standing outside, gazing at the store. These visuals evoke memories of the *Permission to Dance* music video, where they danced in various retail settings.

Release Date for Permission to Dance Live Album

BTS ARMY, mark your calendars! The *Permission to Dance Live Album* is set to be released on July 18 at 1 PM KST (9:30 AM IST). Pre-orders began on July 1 at 11 AM KST (7:30 AM IST), allowing fans plenty of time to secure their copies before the big day. This new album will coincide with a digital version titled *BTS Permission to Dance on Stage—Seoul*, enhancing the experience even further.

Details About the Permission to Dance Live Album

According to BTS’s agency BIGHIT MUSIC, “This album vibrantly captures the passion and touching moments of the concert, featuring 22 tracks infused with the purple memories created by BTS and ARMY.” The album will include live performances of popular songs like “Dynamite” and “Butter,” sourced from their *2021-2022 Permission to Dance On Stage* tour.