Seventeen is kicking off a milestone world tour, opening a new chapter in the group\u2019s 10th anniversary year. Tens of thousands of fans will gather to see the 13-member K-pop act at Incheon Asiad Main Stadium on Sept. 13\u201314 for the first leg of their \u201cSEVENTEEN WORLD TOUR [NEW_].\u201d Tickets sold out the moment presales opened, with both shows also to be streamed live online.<\/p>\n
The tour title [NEW_] reflects Seventeen\u2019s determination to start anew. That theme is captured in the promotional poster, which shows the members walking down what appears to be an endless road toward new horizons.<\/p>\n
Renowned for their explosive performances and elaborate stage production, Seventeen has earned a reputation as a \u201cperformance powerhouse.\u201d Demand for the Incheon concerts further cemented that standing.<\/p>\n
From Incheon, the group will head to Hong Kong\u2019s Kai Tak Stadium on Sept. 27\u201328. The city\u2019s largest venue, it has hosted global acts such as Coldplay. Tickets for Seventeen\u2019s shows there sold out within minutes.<\/p>\n
In October, the act will return to the US for a second straight North American tour, with concerts scheduled in Tacoma, Los Angeles, Austin, Sunrise and Washington, D.C. The journey will wrap up with a four-dome tour across Japan in November and December.<\/p>\n
Beyond the stage, Seventeen is offering fans unique experiences. Ahead of the Incheon concerts, the group teamed up with Airbnb Originals for a special themed program in Seoul. Longtime collaborators \u2014 vocal trainer Kim Young-min and choreographer Choi Young-joon \u2014 led exclusive classes inspired by Seventeen\u2019s artistry. The program also sold out immediately after opening. Similar events are planned in Los Angeles and Tokyo, while Hong Kong will host a large-scale fan festival called CARATIA.<\/p>\n