Where to watch BTS’ Amazon Music Livestream: New air date and time explored! – HITC – Football, Gaming, Movies, TV, Music

On July 2, BTS’ Amazon Music Livestream was postponed. However, the new air date and time are already out, and we have got the details about where you can watch it!

Fans had been eagerly waiting to watch their favorite band talk about their music. However, the event had to be postponed. Several fans were upset with the announcement, and Amazon Music has apologized for the same. In order to make up for this, the interview will be airing on another day.

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Why was BTS’ Amazon Music Livestream postponed?

The livestream was postponed due to technical difficulties. The announcement came just minutes before the live was supposed to take place.

Amazon Music also apologized to the fans from their official Twitter account. However, fans were upset as several of them stayed up or woke up early to catch the interview.

New air date and time for the event explored

The event will take place on July 7 at 6PM PT

Amazon made this announcement while apologizing to their fans. The tweet read: “Due to technical issues, the interview with @bts_bighit will now air on Wed July 7 at 6PM PT. We hope you can join us then, and Amazon Music apologizes for the inconvenience.”

The interview will be hosted by Jaeki Cho. Earlier, it was revealed that the band members were going to talk about the success of Butter while reflecting on their eight years in the industry.

BTS celebrated its eighth year anniversary on June 13. The band had celebrated the occasion by throwing a special event for their fans. The two-day event saw ARMY coming together to celebrate the band’s success.

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Where to watch the livestream

The livestream will be taking place on Twitch. You can watch it here.

People who are attending the Livestream are expected to follow some rules. These include: “No bullying, sexism, racism, homophobia or other hate-based chat, no spam words or use of all-caps, and lastly, no advertising, links, or self-promotion.”

Even though the stream had to be postponed, fans are eager to see the band talk about their success over the years. The Livestream comes two days before the release of Butter CD. The CD will feature Permission To Dance, a collaboration between BTS and Ed Sheeran.