BTS Jimin to perform on Jimmy Fallon’s ‘The Tonight Show’: Know when and where to watch

Only a few hours to go before the release of BTS singer Jimin’s new album ‘MUSE’ and the singer had a big surprise planned for the fans. On July 17, the official handle of ‘The Tonight Show’ took the internet by storm and dropped a teaser announcing Jimin’s performance on the upcoming episode.

Jimin returns to 'The Tonight Show'

Global K-pop sensation BTS singer Jimin is all set to return to Jimmy Fallon’s ‘The Tonight Show’. The singer will grace the show for a special performance of ‘Who’ from his upcoming album ‘MUSE’. Jimmy Fallon took to Instagram to make the announcement through a special video featuring himself and Jimin merch. The caption of the post read, “Guess WHO?! @bts.bighitofficial’s #Jimin is back for a special performance of “Who” Monday, July 22 at 11:35/10:35c on @nbc!”

Jimin on Jimmy’s show: When and Where to Watch it

While the album will be released on July 19, the episode featuring Jimin’s special performance will air on July 22. The show will be aired on NBC at 11.35 pm. In India, fans can watch it on show’s official YouTube channel or Comedy Central India.
Earlier, Jimin sent his fans into frenzy by releasing a teaser for his song’s music video and with ‘The Tonight Show’ announcement, excitement among the ARMYs is at its peak.

More about ‘MUSE’

Jimin’s new album comprises of seven tracks out of which, ‘Smeraldo Garden Marching Band’ feat. Loco and ‘Closer Than This’ are already out.

Jimin’s current activities

Park Jimin enlisted in the military to fulfill mandatory service in November 2023. He will be discharged in 2025 and reunite with his bandmates.

Besides MUSE, Jimin will feature in a travel variety show with his bandmate Jungkook. The duo will be seen engaged in travel adventures in three different locations across the world. Titled ‘Are You Sure’, the show is produced exclusively by Disney+ and will be released on August 8.

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