BTS to Perform on MTV Unplugged Concert, Save the Date!

It is not unusual to see BTS on MTV performances. Last August, BTS sent their Dynamite energy to the VMAs. This year, straight from Seoul, South Korea, BTS comes to your home with their iconic performance on MTV Unplugged on February 23. Save the date to watch the ‘MTV Unplugged Presents: BTS.’

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What is MTV Unplugged?

MTV Unplugged is an American TV series on MTV showcasing top musical artists and rising stars, usually playing acoustic instruments. Kpop superstars are mentioned to be the latest feature of the MTV Unplugged franchise.

Last fall, Miley Cyrus was on the show with “MYV Unplugged Presents Miley Cyrus Backyard Session” Meanwhile, this year, MTV Unplugged brings the Kpop legends, BTS, to the stage.

When will BTS perform on MTV Unplugged?

.@BTS_twt is coming to MTV for one 💥DYNAMITE💥 night with #MTVUnplugged!

Don’t miss #BTSonMTV, Tuesday February 23rd at 9p. 💜 pic.twitter.com/NJnNQz1ILD
— MTV (@MTV) February 9, 2021

On Tuesday, February 23, at 9 pm ET, MTV Unplugged Presents: BTS will be aired worldwide. Make sure you stay tuned to feel the positive energy BTS will transfer to you.

ARMY can expect RM, Suga, Jin, J-Hope, Jimin, V, and Jungkook to perform their biggest first full English track, Dynamite, as well as their title track for BE album, Life Goes On.

How to watch MTV Unplugged Presents: BTS

If you leave in the United States, here’s how to watch it on your TV (MTV Channel). You can also watch the airing online on http://www.mtv.com/live-tv.

ARMYs outside the US can also stream through the third-party unofficial sites, like ustvgo.us or streamtowatch. However, they are unofficial, please use at your own risk.

While waiting, let’s rewatch BTS performance on the VMAs last August

BTS Dynamite Outfits Auction

Earlier, the seven-piece group auctioned off their outfit ensemble from Dynamite music video at the MusicCared Covid-19 relief fund hosted by Julien’s Auction in Beverly Hills. The items were sold for $162,500, eight times its original estimated value. The lucky persons who bought it were Yusaku Maezawa, a Japanese art collector, and HIKAKIN, known as “Japan’s most famous YouTuber.”