The K-pop superstars return to Soldier Field for two sold-out nights, and Illinois is marking the visit with an official celebration.
Tens of thousands packed the lakefront stadium Thursday night for BTS’s long-awaited return to Chicago.
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K-pop crowds began forming before sunrise as Chicago prepared for two nights of BTS shows at Soldier Field.
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The second annual celebration brings performances, workshops, wellness activities and community programming to Chicago’s South Side.