BTS star J-Hope, also known as Jung Hoseok, is gearing up for his new upcoming Single ‘Sweet Dreams’ which will be out on March 7, 2025. This R&B track featuring Grammy-Winning ‘Miguel’ will mark J-Hope’s first release since completing military service in October 2024.
Fans will experience ‘Sweet Dreams’ Live comeback on February 28 at the KSPO Dome in Seoul, the opening night of his ‘Hope on the Street World Tour’.
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Announcement of BigHit
BigHit Music officially announced the single on February 26 via Weverse, describing it as R’n’B Pop, expressing a heartwarming longing for love. The agency wrote, “The R&B pop track is a heartfelt serenade that expresses the genuine desire to boldly love and be loved. Grammy-award-winning artist Miguel lends his soulful vocals to the song.”
Presently, the color cover art makes its way into the announcement showing J-Hope on a silver convertible flying amongst the clouds, emphasizing freedom and ambition.
Live Show by J-hope
In a delightful surprise, J-Hope will deliver a live performance of ‘Sweet Dreams’ during his solo tour before the official release. Kicking off the Single on February 28 in Seoul, the J-Hope on the Street tour promises to take him through 15 cities, including New York, London, Bangkok, and Tokyo, with 31 concerts lined up before concluding in Osaka, Japan,+ on June 1, 2025.
They encouraged the fans to expect a special performance from J-Hope: “Stay tuned for J-Hope’s special gift to fans—an eagerly anticipated performance that he’s prepared with dedication and love, along with his upcoming promotional activities. Thank you for your continued love and support for J-Hope.”
J-Hope’s Post
J-Hope shared the tour post on Instagram, writing, “Finally!!! j-hope Tour ‘HOPE ON THE STAGE’.” Fellow BTS member Jin responded humorously, commenting “죄홉~~ (Yes),” to which J-Hope playfully replied, “@jin Oh well.”
As the release date for Sweet Dreams approaches, anticipation is at an all-time high. This is his first solo music release since J-Hope’s military discharge. Excitement continues to build within the BTS fandom.
