Global excitement is building as BTS member j-hope prepares to debut his first concert film, “j-hope Tour ‘HOPE ON THE STAGE’ THE MOVIE,” with worldwide screenings set for November 2025. The 90-minute documentary music film captures the energy and artistry of j-hope’s first solo world tour, which spanned 16 cities and drew approximately 524,000 fans across 33 performances.
BTS star j-hope’s debut concert film arrives November 2025, showcasing his solo tour that captivated over half a million fans worldwide.
The film, directed by Junsoo Park and produced by Se Jun Lee and HYBE MEDIA STUDIO, will premiere with special IMAX previews on November 3, followed by regular cinema screenings on November 12 and 15. Trafalgar Releasing is handling global distribution for the theatrical event, though Japan will have separate distribution arrangements.
Audiences can expect an immersive experience featuring both electrifying performances and intimate behind-the-scenes footage. The film’s centerpiece includes the tour’s grand finale, recorded at South Korea’s Goyang Stadium, where j-hope delivered a memorable two-night encore concert. Throughout the film, j-hope’s commitment to authentic expression during performances shines through as he reveals his true artistic identity to fans. Fans unable to attend the original tour will particularly appreciate the film’s thorough coverage of this milestone in j-hope’s solo career.
Musical highlights include performances of tracks from his albums “Jack In The Box” and “HOPE ON THE STREET VOL.1,” alongside the world premiere of the solo version of his single “Killin’ It Girl.” The exclusive performance of “Killin It Girl” showcases one of the most anticipated moments from his Goyang Stadium encore finale. The film also features special collaborations with fellow BTS members Jin and Jung Kook, as well as Korean R&B artist Crush, showcasing j-hope’s versatility as a rapper, dancer, songwriter, and producer. The documentary reveals how j-hope’s consistent dedication to music production has shaped his unique sound and performance style throughout his career.
The production team assembled international and Korean technical specialists to create a cinematic experience that emphasizes the emotional connection between j-hope and his audience. The “Safety Zone” theme, which permeated the original tour, remains a central element of the film’s narrative. The film also highlights how j-hope has successfully diversified his revenue streams by balancing touring, merchandise sales, and digital content creation.
Tickets are available for purchase online and at theater box offices, with screening dates and times varying by region. An official website provides ticketing information and supplementary content, while promotional materials can be found across BTS and j-hope’s social media channels, building anticipation for what promises to be a significant celebration of j-hope’s artistic evolution.
