Jin’s Debut Solo Concert Film Is Heading to Theaters This December

Jin will relive the magic of his debut solo tour with the upcoming concert film, #RUNSEOKJIN_EP.TOUR The Movie. Set for release in 1,800 theaters across 70 countries on Dec. 27 and 28, the movie will capture highlights from his international performances, featuring music from his debut solo album Happy and his second mini-album Echo. Tickets will be available beginning Dec. 5.

While on tour, Jin also performed a special medley of BTS songs. The medley included “Dynamite,” “Butter,” “Mikrokosmos,” and “Spring Day.” During his encore, the singer also performed “Epiphany” and “Moon.” The rest of the set was a showcase of his solo works, from “Running Wild” and “With the Clouds” to “Don’t Say You Love Me” and “Nothing Without Your Love.”

“Jin has embarked on his first journey to connect with ARMY, whether in person or online. Spanning 10 cities and 20 performances – from Goyang to Japan, North America, Europe, and back to Incheon – the most thrilling moments of the tour are now ready to unfold on the big screen,” an official release for the film reads. “With ‘challenge’ as its theme, the show sees ‘Worldwide Handsome’ Jin bring his signature energy to the stage, laughing, singing, and completing missions with ARMY across five energetic rounds.”

As Jin closes out the year with his solo concert film, he’s also preparing to launch back into business as usual with BTS in 2026. Earlier this year, the band announced that their official comeback would launch next spring with a new album and tour. BTS have been working on their forthcoming record since July. The album will mark their first since 2020, when they released Be.

“Since it will be a group album, it will reflect each member’s thoughts and ideas. We’re approaching the album with the same mindset we had when we first started,” BTS shared earlier this year. “We’re also planning a world tour alongside the new album. We’ll be visiting fans all around the world, so we hope you’re as excited as we are.”

From Rolling Stone US.