SEVENTEEN Kicks Off 'Follow' World Tour in Seoul, Proving 'Performance Masters' Status

Global K-pop sensation SEVENTEEN is set to ignite their 'Follow' world tour, commencing today, May 13th, at the Incheon Asiad Main Stadium. Tickets for the two-day spectacle sold out instantly during pre-sales, a clear testament to the group's immense popularity and drawing power. For fans unable to attend in person, both concerts will be broadcast live online, extending the experience worldwide.

The 'Follow' tour signifies a new chapter for SEVENTEEN, embodying their commitment to fresh beginnings. The tour's name and accompanying visuals, depicting the members on an endless road, hint at a redefined stage flow and a showcase of their evolving artistry. Building on their experience with large-scale stadium tours both domestically and internationally since last year, SEVENTEEN is poised to once again captivate audiences with their powerful performances, innovative stage designs, and dazzling production.

Since their debut in 2015, SEVENTEEN has consistently expanded their concert venues, honing their commanding stage presence. From their first solo concert at the Yongsan Art Hall, they have gone on to fill venues like the Gocheok Sky Dome, Seoul World Cup Stadium, and Japan's Nissan Stadium. The upcoming Seoul dates promise another display of their unparalleled talent on a grand scale.

Following their Seoul performances, SEVENTEEN will head to Hong Kong on May 27th-28th to perform at the Kai Tak Stadium, the city's largest venue, previously graced by international stars like Coldplay and Jay Chou. Tickets for this show were also snapped up rapidly. In October, the group will embark on their second consecutive North American tour, visiting five cities: Tacoma, Los Angeles, Austin, Sunrise, and Washington D.C. They will conclude the year with a four-dome tour across Japan in November and December.

Beyond the stage, SEVENTEEN is enhancing the tour experience through unique fan events. In Seoul, an 'Airbnb Original' experience, co-developed with their vocal coach and choreographer, offered fans a glimpse into their creative process, with all slots selling out immediately. Similar experiences are planned for Los Angeles and Tokyo, while Hong Kong will host 'CARATIA,' a large-scale fan engagement event designed to foster a deeper connection with their global fanbase.

SEVENTEEN is renowned for their self-produced music, with members actively involved in songwriting, composing, and choreography.

Their hit song 'Super' topped the Melon weekly chart, solidifying their status as a top K-pop group.

In 2023, they made history as the first K-pop group to hold a solo concert at the prestigious Nissan Stadium in Japan.