India, Jan. 21 -- BTS is reportedly gearing up for their biggest move yet. Ahead of their official album release on March 20, 2026, the group is said to have explored hosting a free concert for fans at some of Seoul's most iconic, culturally and historically significant locations. According to an official review by the relevant committee on January 20, the proposal received partial approval. The request was examined by the Korea Heritage Service on Tuesday afternoon. The Cultural Heritage Committee reviewed HYBE's request to use and film at its desired locations. As per The Korea Times, after a meeting, it was decided that the agency can make conditional usage of Gyeongbok Palace, such as Geunjeongmun Gate and Heungnyemun Gate, Gwanghwamun, and Woldae (stone platform zone), as well as Sungnyemun (Namdaemun). Pre-recorded content has been allowed to be shot at the venues, with the filming planned for the days the spots remain closed, like Tuesdays, BTS will make a comeback to the music scene this March after a span of three years and nine months with the full-length album, ARIRANG. A world tour has also been confirmed, starting at the Goyang Stadium on April 19, 2026, and will continue across 34 cities over 79 stops. HTC...