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“You’ve Done Great”: BTS Jin’s Heartfelt Goodbye as RunSeokjin Tour Concludes in Amsterdam

BTS's eldest member Jin brought fans to tears as he wrapped up his first solo world tour with an emotional farewell at Amsterdam's Ziggo Dome. On August 10, 2025, BTS'…

August 12, 2025
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BTS‘s eldest member Jin brought fans to tears as he wrapped up his first solo world tour with an emotional farewell at Amsterdam’s Ziggo Dome. On August 10, 2025, BTS’ Jin wrapped up his first solo tour following his last performance at Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam.

The RunSeokjin Ep. Tour, which began in June 2025, marked a significant milestone for the “worldwide handsome” idol as his first venture into solo touring after completing his military service.

Goodbye Tour Highlights and Emotional Moments

Tour DetailsInformation
Tour NameRunSeokjin Ep. Tour
Start DateJune 28, 2025 (Goyang)
End DateAugust 10, 2025 (Amsterdam)
Total Shows9 stops across Asia, US & Europe
Venue CapacityUp to 17,000 (Ziggo Dome)
Supporting AlbumsHappy (2024), Echo (2025)

Throughout the tour, Jin showcased his remarkable vocal range and stage presence, performing a mix of BTS classics and his solo repertoire. A medley of BTS songs – the aforementioned ‘Dynamite’, ‘Butter’, ‘Mikrokosmos’ and ‘Spring Day’ – is received rapturously, fans screaming back every word of each song.

The Amsterdam Finale Experience

The final shows in Amsterdam were particularly emotional for both Jin and his devoted ARMY. Jin was a little emotional near the end of Spring Day. “Thanks for singing with me, army. You guys made it perfect.” This touching moment exemplified the deep connection between the artist and his global fanbase.

BTS

On August 9, 2025, BTS’ Jin went live on Weverse after completing the first night of his two-day finale at the Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam. During this live session, he shared his excitement about reuniting with his BTS members and revealed their packed upcoming schedule.

Jin’s Message to Fans

The tour represented more than just musical performances – it was Jin’s heartfelt thank you to fans who supported him through his military service and solo journey. His genuine emotion and gratitude resonated deeply with ARMYs worldwide, creating unforgettable memories that will last long after the final curtain call.

The success of the RunSeokjin Ep. Tour also hints at exciting possibilities for BTS’s future, both as a group and as individual artists pursuing their creative passions.

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What’s Next for Jin and BTS?

With the tour concluded, fans eagerly anticipate what lies ahead. Jin’s successful solo venture demonstrates the incredible talent within BTS, while his emotional connection with fans proves that the bond between the septet and ARMY remains unbreakable.

For more K-pop news and updates, visit our entertainment section and stay tuned to our music coverage for the latest on BTS and other artists.

Stay updated with the latest K-pop news and BTS updates by following Sportskeeda and visiting the official BTS website for tour announcements and music releases.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: When did Jin’s RunSeokjin Ep. Tour end?

A: Jin’s first solo tour concluded on August 10, 2025, at the Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam, Netherlands, after a successful run spanning multiple continents.

Q: What songs did Jin perform during his solo tour?


A: Jin performed a mix of his solo tracks from albums “Happy” and “Echo,” along with beloved BTS hits including “Spring Day,” “Dynamite,” “Butter,” “Mikrokosmos,” “The Astronaut,” “Epiphany,” and “Moon.”

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