"You've done great"- Fans emotional as BTS' Jin wraps up his solo #RUNSEOKJIN_EP.TOUR, promises to return with his variety show someday

On August 10, 2025, BTS’ Jin closed the curtain on his first-ever solo world tour, #RUNSEOKJIN_EP.TOUR. He performed the two final sold-out nights at Amsterdam’s Ziggo Dome. The tour spanned nine cities across Korea, Japan, the United States, and Europe and delivered 18 shows that sold out entirely.

From Goyang to London, Anaheim to Osaka, it reportedly drew over 314,000 fans in total. This milestone came after the release of his two solo EPs, Happy (2024) and Echo (2025). The EPs were released not long after his discharge from military service in June 2024.

The atmosphere at the finale concert was both celebratory and sentimental. The stage screens lit up with the words,

“RUN SEOKJIN will continue one day. Thank you ARMY!”

The message was likely referring to the idol's variety web series, Run Jin.

At the Ziggo Dome, Jin also gave a rare twist to his setlist by singing the intro to Moon himself. This was a part he usually performed with the audience.

Fans took to social media expressing feelings of pride and gratitude for the past year. They remembered how shortly after he was discharged from the military, the BTS member started working immediately. In a year, the Epiphany singer has released new music and created his own variety show. He has also partnered with global brands, gone on a world tour, and has kept ARMYs entertained. An X user wrote,

"It’s wrap! You’ve done great! So sooo proud of you. Saranghae Seokjin-ah!!!!"

Fans described his shows as proof of his dedication, charisma, and ability to hold a crowd with his voice, humor, and presence.

Many praised the authenticity of the idol's concerts. They highlighted that not once was there a lip-sync allegation, and every performance was delivered live with full energy.

About BTS' Jin's first-ever solo tour, records, and more

The #RUNSEOKJIN_EP.TOUR was unlike a standard concert series. Inspired by his variety show, the setlist was interwoven with fan interaction segments. It included games like charades, spontaneous karaoke, and playful challenges.

The finale in Amsterdam even featured a heartfelt banner project from fans. It filled the arena with messages that the singer captured on his phone.

This tour also made the BTS member the first Korean soloist to sell out two consecutive nights at London’s O2 Arena and Anaheim’s Honda Center. The latter became the most attended K-pop soloist show ever held there.

His two-night Kyocera Dome concerts in Osaka drew 110,000 people. It broke a decade-long record for a Korean soloist in Japan.

Following the conclusion of his tour, he is set to reunite with the rest of the BTS members in Los Angeles. The group has already started preparing for their highly anticipated 2026 comeback. This reunion marks the first time all seven members will gather since completing their respective military services. It had sparked excitement among the BTS fandom, ARMY, worldwide.

While no official schedule has been confirmed, fans have already gotten a glimpse of the recording sessions posted by the members on their social media handles.

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Mantasha is a pop culture writer at Sportskeeda who covers K-pop and K-drama. She has recently completed her Masters in English and has a rich 3-year writing experience where she crafted engaging content for top companies such as Unacademy, Apollo Hospitals, Adani Airports, and the Economic Times. Her experience has helped her create a strong foundation that complements her passion for creating the best content related to K-pop, K-dramas and Korean movies.

Mantasha's interest in pop culture took root when her cousin introduced her to classic Hollywood and Bollywood tunes and the rest, as they say, is history. Mantasha’s connection with K-pop supergroup BTS is a special one as their song lyrics, hard work, and dedication resonate with her like no other group does.

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