WHAT'S HOT
Experience J-Hope’s ‘Hope On the Stage’ Concert | All Access | Billboard News
Published
1 year agoon
By
Katie Cao
J-Hope lit up L.A. this past weekend with his “Hope On the Stage” concert, and we’re taking you inside what you might have missed out on. Keep watching for a full experience of J-Hope’s tour!
What did you think of J-Hope’s concert? Let us know in the comments below!
Tetris Kelly:
We’re taking you to J-Hope’s historic shows in L.A. this weekend in Billboard All Access. The vibes were immaculate at the BMO Stadium in downtown Los Angeles. J-Hope was the first Korean soloist to play a sold-out stadium in the States, and the venue treated fans to amazing “Hope On the Stage” photo opps throughout the venue and, obviously, one of our favorite things: a themed soju cocktail. Which brings us to the number one thing — the merch. They had dedicated merch stands throughout the venue with hoodies, shirts, ARMY Bombs, the adorable photo picket, blankets and more, and the fans were here for it all. And the show? Our Hope delivered a performance fans could only dream of. He started the show with tracks like “what if” and “Arson,” and we died when Miguel joined him onstage for “Sweet Dreams.” His new single “MONA LISA” had everybody dancing, including us.
The BTS section was out of this world. He had everybody ready for OT7 with tracks like “Airplane pt. 2,” “MIC Drop,” “Outro : Ego” and “Boy With Luv.” Before the energy picked back up, he showed us who “Jay” was with “Daydream.” As the show turned up, he performed electrifying tracks like “Chicken Noodle Soup,” and he closed with “NEURON.”
Hobi was so overwhelmed with gratitude all night and continued to speak directly to the crowd. J-Hope, the humble king and entertaining superstar. We can’t wait to see what he does next!
Katie Cao
Source link
You may like
-
Jimmy Barnes Pays Tribute to Angry Anderson With Rose Tattoo Cover
-
Noah Kahan Unleashes ‘Hunger Games’ Cut ‘Draw You Out’: Stream It Now
-
Alex Warren Cranks Up the Smoke Machine For ‘Cry Wolf’ Performance on ‘Fallon’: Watch
-
Ready to Play Nice: All The Notable Moments From The Chicks Tour Opener In Detroit
-
The Avalanches Set 2027 Tour of Australia
-
The Teskey Brothers to Headline Global Citizen Nights: Perth Concert
Taylor Swift’s ‘The Life of a Showgirl’ Returns to No. 1 After ‘Encore’ Reissue
Sass Jordan, Rock Singer and ‘Canadian Idol’ Judge, Dies at 65
Ed Sheeran Taps Former Fray Singer Isaac Slade as Atlanta Opener After Macklemore Dropped, Support Acts Quit
NFL London Game 2026: Where to Watch Indianapolis Colts vs. Washington Commanders Live Online Free
Turnstile Make Explosive ‘SNL’ Debut With ‘Birds’ and ‘Never Enough’ Medley
Killa Bone Brings Southern Influence to the Indianapolis Rap Scene
Yulia Lundy Is Turning Dreams Into Reality
T Staggs Talks Southern Soul Era, Vol. 2 and Turning Real Life Into Music
Exclusive Interview With Killa Bone
Exclusive Interview With Positive Society
MAJOR NINE – LIL BIT MORE FT LIL DRED (OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO)
DDG – ROUND & ROUND ft. 42 Dugg, PLUTO, Bankroll Ni, SMJ (Official Music Video)
KillaMoe – Hunnits & Ones (Official Video)
Jean Deaux- IMMACULATE (Official Visualizer)
Cardi B – AH HA [Official Music Video]
TRENDING
Taylor Swift’s ‘The Life of a Showgirl’ Returns to No. 1 After ‘Encore’ Reissue
Taylor Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl returns to No. 1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart for a 13th...
Sass Jordan, Rock Singer and ‘Canadian Idol’ Judge, Dies at 65
Sass Jordan, the rock and blues singer and longtime Canadian Idol judge, has died. She was 65. Jordan’s passing was...
Ed Sheeran Taps Former Fray Singer Isaac Slade as Atlanta Opener After Macklemore Dropped, Support Acts Quit
Ed Sheeran enlisted a familiar face as a surprise opener for his Loop Tour stop in Atlanta. During his Saturday...
NFL London Game 2026: Where to Watch Indianapolis Colts vs. Washington Commanders Live Online Free
All products and services featured are independently chosen by editors. However, Billboard may receive a commission on orders placed through...
Turnstile Make Explosive ‘SNL’ Debut With ‘Birds’ and ‘Never Enough’ Medley
Turnstile made their Saturday Night Live debut on Saturday (Oct. 4), performing three songs from their Grammy-winning album Never Enough...
