”SEVENTEEN” makes comeback today (29th) with their best album... ”With a fresh start, we can do anything”

"SEVENTEEN" will make a comeback to the music industry with their best album "17 IS RIGHT HERE".
"HERE" is an album that brings together the past, present, and future of the group SEVENTEEN. It includes the title song "MAESTRO" and other songs.
, hip-hop unit "LALALI", performance unit "Spell", vocal unit "Cheers to
The album will feature 4 new songs, including "SEVENTEEN youth", 28 title songs that made the group's name known, and a live performance of "Adore
Through this, SEVENTEEN will be commemorating their nine-year history with CARAT (fandom name).
They promise to be together forever in their own space. The title song "MAESTRO" is a dance R&B song with a strong piano sound intro. The lyrics include,
The message is, "Let's come together with our own styles, take charge of our world, and become the best that leads the flow."
SEVENTEEN held their "SEVENTEEN TOUR 'FOLLOW'" concert at the Seoul World Cup Stadium on the 27th and 28th.
AGAIN" and released a performance stage for new songs including "MAESTRO", drawing an explosive response. The performance used a baton as a prop and the individuality of each member stood out.
The performance, which raised the audience's heart rates in time with the music and exciting beat, left them exclaiming, "That's SEVENTEEN after all."
Immediately after the "MAESTRO" performance, the members said, "We had a sudden change of heart and thought, 'Let's show the intense SEVENTEEN again.'"
"Their performance was the best ever," he said. Dino showed confidence, saying, "What can we do? We have to do it."
The response to the new song stage by the "SEVENTEEN" unit was also enthusiastic. "LALALI" stands out for its hip-hop swag and relaxed feel,
The lazy and dreamy performance of "Spell" adds excitement to the song, while the J-rock style "Cheers to
youth" and other diverse new songs have fully raised expectations for the greatest hits album "17 IS RIGHT HERE."
Along with the release of their best album, SEVENTEEN will hold the "SEVENTEEN TOUR 'FOLLOW'" concert at mega stadiums in Korea and Japan.
AGAIN" was held at the Incheon Asiad Main Stadium on the 30th and 31st of last month.
The tour will continue at Seoul World Cup Stadium, then to Yanmar Stadium Nagai in Osaka on May 18-19, and Nissan Stadium in Kanagawa on the 25th and 26th.
Nissan Stadium in particular is the largest concert venue in Japan, able to accommodate more than 70,000 spectators per performance, and is referred to as the "stage of dreams" by many artists.
SEVENTEEN, who sold out all 23 performances including fan meetings and tours last year, and had a cumulative audience of over 10 million people, will be performing in "super-large stadiums" through this tour.
Meanwhile, SEVENTEEN will be the first K-pop boy band to perform at the UK's largest music festival, Glastonbury, in June.
They will perform on the main stage at "The Great Passage" and will headline Lollapalooza Berlin in Germany in September.