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BTS to debut new lead single 'Life Goes On' at American Music Awards
By YonhapPublished : Oct. 31, 2020 - 11:20
K-pop megastar BTS will debut its highly anticipated new single, called "Life Goes On," at a US music award show next month, the band's agency said Saturday.
The seven-member boy band will hold a live performance at this year's American Music Awards scheduled for Nov. 22 (local time), according to Big Hit Entertainment.
The upcoming new album, "BE (Deluxe Edition)," will be released next month, following February's "Map Of The Soul: 7."
Other details of the lead title have not been released.
BTS will also perform its latest hit "Dynamite" at the American Music Awards.
The song was the group's first song entirely in English. It became the top Billboard Hot 100 single, making them the first Korean group to debut at the top spot. (Yonhap)
