The K-pop group BTS has announced it will not enter any songs for consideration at the 2027 Grammy Awards. The decision comes as the band currently focuses on individual activities following a period of group hiatus.
The announcement was made by BTS, with no specific details provided regarding their reasoning beyond a shift in focus. This means fans shouldn't expect submissions from the group for the awards ceremony scheduled to recognize music released in 2026 and awarded in 2027.
Harvey Mason jr., CEO of the Recording Academy (the organization behind the Grammy Awards), expressed his disappointment with the news. “We are saddened by this decision,” he stated, according to Billboard.com. He did not elaborate on potential impacts or further details regarding BTS’s choice.
The group announced a hiatus in 2023 to allow members to pursue solo projects and fulfill mandatory military service requirements in South Korea. While individual members have continued releasing music, this marks the first time the group has publicly stated they will not submit work for Grammy consideration since achieving international recognition.
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