K-pop sensation BTS has been forced to deny any involvement in a Michael Jackson tribute album following a report in a Rupert Murdoch-owned newspaper. The Irish Sun on Sunday reported over the weekend that County Westmeath-based music studio,

K-pop band BTS have denied reports they are due to appear on a Michael Jackson tribute album. The group were also said to be in line to record an unreleased track written by the singer during a stay in Ireland in 2006.

Rumours about BTS recording a track for a posthumous Michael Jackson tribute album have been officially denied by BigHit Music. The speculation began after studio owner Paddy Dunning claimed the group had visited Grouse Lodge Studio in Ireland to record an unreleased Jackson song.

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BIGHIT music has cleared he air about BTS members involvemen in recording an unreleased Michael Jackson track for an upcoming tribute album

Paddy Dunning, owner of Ireland’s Grouse Lodge studio, recently told an Irish news portal that BTS members recorded an unreleased song Jackson wrote in 2006

South Korean boy group BTS has shared a new update about their alleged involvement in the upcoming Michael Jackson project.

In addition to the album, the unreleased BTS track is expected to appear in the upcoming Michael Jackson biopic, Michael, set for release in cinemas in April 2026. The film and album together aim to celebrate Jackson’s legacy through new interpretations of his lesser-known work.

Talks of BTS recording a lost Michael Jackson song were dismissed by the late singer’s team just days after reports surfaced.

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