NEW YORK—Jung Kook of BTS will join the Global Citizen Festival lineup, making one of his first live solo appearances at the September 23 concert in New York’s Central Park. The record-setting K-pop singer, whose debut solo single “Seven” hit no. 1 in the United States and around the world…
NEW YORK—Jung Kook of BTS will join the Global Citizen Festival lineup, making one of his first live solo appearances at the September 23 concert in New York’s Central Park.
“The festival sheds light on important causes and drives action and I’m happy to take part in it,” Jung Kook said in a statement. “I can’t wait to perform in front of many people at the Great Lawn in Central Park.” Global Citizen supporters are urging governments to take action to address extreme poverty and the system issues that keep millions of people from escaping it.
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