Jungkook of BTS is set to kick off “Good Morning America’s” Summer Concert Series next week.
According to an announcement by the morning show, the BTS vocalist is the first artist in the lineup to perform. Jungkook’s performance will be on July 14, the same day as his debut solo single “The concert series is set to run from July to September at the Central Park in New York City, and Good Morning America’s studio in Times Square., Busta Rhymes, Remy Ma, Fat Joe, Hozier, Tim McGraw, and Sam Hunt.
Jungkook’s upcoming single “’Seven’ is said to be an invigorating ‘summer song’ that is sure to have you experience the full breadth of Jungkook’s charm."
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