When Were The Dimple Lyrics First Performed Live By The Band?

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Liam
Liam
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If you mean the BTS track 'Dimple' (Korean title '보조개'), the earliest widely documented live performance lines up with the album launch period for 'Love Yourself: Her'. The album dropped on September 18, 2017, and BTS did a comeback/showcase event around that release where they performed several new tracks; that's where 'Dimple' first surfaced live in many fans’ feeds. I dug through old clips and fan accounts back when I was trying to collect every live version, and the showcase/performance footage dated to the release week is the earliest properly uploaded, official-feeling recording most people point to.

After that debut window, 'Dimple' showed up again on setlists during their late-2017 concerts and tours (it was often slotted as a special vocal-line number), and snippets turned up at year-end shows and festivals. If you want to be ultra-sure, the place I check first is the band's official channel and trusted setlist archives — those usually match up with the fan-shot clips that appeared right after the showcase. Seeing that first live rendition felt like a little secret reveal; it’s one of those songs that lands differently in a stadium versus on the studio track.
2025-08-27 01:46:01
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Uma
Uma
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If someone asked me in short: look around the release period of the album 'Love Yourself: Her' (September 2017). That’s when 'Dimple' was first performed publicly in showcase-type settings, and those release-week stages are the likely candidates for the very first live airing. I usually verify these things by checking setlist archives like setlist.fm, the band’s official YouTube and social feeds, and trusted fan uploads — they tend to show timestamps and locations so you can pinpoint the earliest clip.

If you want a specific video reference, search for the comeback/showcase clips from mid-to-late September 2017 and then scan through concert setlists from the following months; the song then became a staple in some tour legs. Happy hunting — those early live takes are a joy to compare with later, more polished performances.
2025-08-30 04:46:08
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Avery
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I’m picturing the first time the song hit a live stage: tight choreography for the vocal line, soft lighting, and a hush that turned into cheers after the first chorus. For me, the clearest early memory of 'Dimple' being performed live comes from the latter part of 2017 — right after 'Love Yourself: Her' released. Fans were sharing clips from the release showcase and then the tour shows, and those release-week performances are generally treated as the song’s live debut in community timelines.

I’ve seen lists and timelines compiled by other fans that point to September 2017 as the window to check if you want the very first live airing. But if you’re asking because you want a timestamped video or a specific award-show spot, the easiest practical route is to search for the comeback showcase footage (around September 18, 2017) and then cross-reference with setlist sites and the official uploads — that usually clears up whether a performance was the very first or just an early one. Personally, the vocal harmonies live give the song so much more texture than the studio version, and seeing that in person felt like finding a favorite book in a new language.
2025-08-30 13:19:55
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