Seventeen will make a highly anticipated return to the U.S. concert stage in October with the Seventeen [Right Here] World Tour in U.S.
The world tour, produced by Live Nation, kicks off on October 12 with two consecutive days at Goyang Stadium in South Korea before sailing into 5 cities in the U.S.
Right Here will feature shows in Rosemont, Illinois, on October 22 and 23, Belmont Park, New York, on October 25 and 27, San Antonio, Texas, on October 31 and November 1, and Oakland, California, on November 5 and 6.
The U.S. leg of the tour will culminate on November 9 in Los Angeles with a massive stadium performance at BMO Stadium.
This marks Seventeen's first U.S. tour since the Seventeen World Tour [Be The Sun]' which concluded in Newark in September 2022.
Since then, Seventeen earned the title for the best-selling K-pop album of all time (FML with more than 6 million copies sold), which also went on to become the best-selling album worldwide last year.
Their latest tour series, Seventeen Tour 'Follow' Again, attracted a whopping 380,000 fans across just 8 shows in South Korea and Japan.
In addition to the U.S. tour, Seventeen hinted that more shows will be added in cities across Asia in the coming months. The band also announced that their 12th Mini Album will be released in October.
Seventeen [Right Here] World Tour In U.S. Dates:
Tue Oct 22 - Rosemont, IL - Allstate Arena
Wed Oct 23 - Rosemont, IL - Allstate Arena
Fri Oct 25 - Belmont Park, NY - UBS Arena
Sun Oct 27 - Belmont Park, NY - UBS Arena
Thu Oct 31 - San Antonio, TX - Frost Bank Center
Fri Nov 01 - San Antonio, TX - Frost Bank Center
Tue Nov 05 - Oakland, CA - Oakland Arena
Wed Nov 06 - Oakland, CA - Oakland Arena
Sat Nov 09 - Los Angeles, CA - BMO Stadium
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