BTS's Jungkook covers 'Let There Be Love' by Oasis on his BBC Radio 1's Live Lounge debut
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Jungkook also performed his chart-topping song, “Seven.”
Jungkook of the global group BTS made his first solo appearance on the Live Lounge of BBC Radio 1 on Thursday.
For his debut performance, he treated his fans and listeners with the live version of his hit solo song, “Seven,” which he performed with a live band.
In true Live Lounge fashion, the main vocalist also performed his own rendition of “Let There Be Love” by Oasis.
As a group, BTS first appeared on the U.K. radio show in 2021 where they performed live versions of their songs, “Butter” and “Permission To Dance.”
The group also covered the classic song, “I'll Be Missing You.”
Meanwhile, Jungkook broke multiple records with the release of “Seven” last July 14.
The “golden maknae” also sang the official 2022 FIFA World Cup song, “Dreamers” and collaborated with Charlie Puth for “Left and Right.”
Prior to his solo single, Jungkook released on streaming platforms his self-composed songs, “Still With You” and “My You.”
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