”SEVENTEEN” is receiving rave reviews overseas and will be touring North America for the second year in a row

Following last year, the group "SEVENTEEN" will hold a North American tour this year to meet fans. On the 29th, according to the management office of PLEDIS Entertainment, "SEVENTEEN
In October, SEVENTEEN will hold the "SEVENTEEN WORLD TOUR [NEW_] IN US" tour, which will cover nine dates in five cities across the US.
The concerts will begin on October 11th (local time) at the Tacoma Dome in Tacoma, Washington, and continue on the 16th and 17th in Los Angeles (LA).
MO Stadium, 21st-22nd Austin Moody Center, 26th-27th Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise, 29th-30th Capitol in Washington DC
The tour will continue to the Le One Arena. "SEVENTEEN" showed remarkable success in the United States last year. "SEVENTEEN [RIGHT HERE] WORLD TOUR
After performing at a North American stadium for the first time since their debut through "IN US," they became the only K-pop artist to make it onto the "Top Tours" category of the US Billboard year-end chart.
He has made a name for himself and boasted the status of a "master of performance." He has also experienced the joy of winning awards at the Billboard Music Awards and MTV Video Music Awards, two of the four major music awards ceremonies in the United States.
Their fifth full album "HAPPY BURSTDAY" released in May also received a warm response locally. The album reached No. 2 on the Billboard main album chart.
The title song "Thunder" was recently selected as one of Billboard's "25 Best K-Pop Songs of 2025."
Billboard commented, "Thunder not only celebrates SEVENTEEN's 10th anniversary, but is a song that foreshadows the success of the upcoming decade."
Prior to their North American tour, they will hold the "SEVENTEEN WORLD 2019" concert at the Incheon Asian Games Main Stadium on September 13th and 14th.
The title of the tour suggests their new performance and the infinite possibilities that lie ahead.
After finishing their North American tour in October, the members will perform 10 shows at Japan's four major domes from November to December.
I plan to do so.