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When BTS held their Permission to Dance on Stage concerts in Los Angeles in late 2021, the K-pop group known for their meticulou, vibrant performances hadn’t been in front of a live audience in more than two year. The short tour would include 12 concerts across three cities (Los Angele, Seoul, and Las Vegas) and a set list that combined some of BTS’s most enduring hits (e.g. “Burning Up (FIRE),” “Blood Sweat & Tear,” “Spring Day”) with tracks the group had never before performed in front of fans due to the ongoing pandemic (e.g. “ON,” “Black Swan,” “Life Goes On”). In mid-2025, after their return from mandatory military service, the Korean septet released an album version of the historic performances titled <i>Permission to Dance on Stage</i>. It includes 22 tracks that featured on the Permission to Dance on Stage set list, including remixed versions of their 2019 Halsey funk-pop collaboration “Boy with Luv” and English-language hits “Dynamite” and “Butter” with a live band. Deeper cuts include B-sides off of their 2020 mid-pandemic album <i>BE</i> (e.g. melancholic pop ballad “Blue & Grey,” social-ills-themed hip-hop track “Dis-ease”) and “Silver Spoon,” an urgent rap tirade against Korea’s rigid class hierarchy from 2015’s <i>Most Beautiful Moment in Life, Pt. 2</i>. .

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