K-pop giants Seventeen are to play 10 dates in Japan and nine in the US during their forthcoming world tour.
Seventeen, whose eponymous album was the world’s biggest selling release in 2023, begin the [Right Here] World Tour in their native South Korea in October before dates in North America and Japan.
After beginning the Live Nation-produced tour with two concerts at the 41,000-capacity Goyang Stadium on October 12-13, Hybe-backed Seventeen then begin the US leg at the 19,000-capacity Allstate Arena near Chicago.
Further dates follow in the New York Islanders’ UBS Arena and Frost Bank Center, which is the home of the NBA’s San Antonio Spurs in Texas. Seventeen then play twice at Oakland Arena before finishing the run at Los Angeles FC’s 22,000-capacity BMO Stadium.
The Japanese leg begins at Nagoya’s 50,000-capacity Vantelin Dome before dates at Tokyo Dome, Kyocera Dome in Osaka and Mizuho PayPay Dome in Fukuoka.
Tickets for the Goyang dates will go on pre-sale on September 11, with general sale opening on September 13 at 8pm KST, both via Interpark.
Tickets to the US leg will go on pre-sale on August 14 for those with the group’s Carat Membership. Meanwhile, general on-sale will start on August 15. The North American run marks Seventeen’s first US tour since [Be The Sun] tour, which concluded in Newark in September 2022.
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