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,

"We are continuing to take appropriate measures to prevent the spread of inaccurate information," a statement read.

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.

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

There’s no doubt that South Korean boy band BTS’ comeback is clearly one of the much-anticipated events in global pop culture.The seven-member Korean K-pop sensation is set to launch

BTS denied involvement in a Michael Jackson tribute album, dispelling viral rumors and focusing on their upcoming comeback in spring.

On Tuesday, BTS' agency released a statement denying the group's participation in Michael Jackson's tribute album.

BTS has reportedly recorded an unreleased song by Michael Jackson as part of the King of Pop's upcoming tribute album. The K-pop group has long credited MJ for influencing their artistry and performances.

A possible BTS track recorded for an upcoming Michael Jackson album is drawing sharp responses, with critics debating whether it's actually required

BTS is facing backlash for allegedly collaborating on an unreleased Michael Jackson song. While some fans are excited, others express skepticism and anger over the tribute. Discover the reactions and the story behind this unexpected project.