Seventeen Draws 420,000 Fans on Japan Four-Dome Tour

Seventeen Japan tour scene. Photo by Pledis Entertainment

Pledis Entertainment announced on December 22 that Seventeen attracted a total of 420,000 fans to their Japan Dome Tour concerts.

From November 27 to December 21, Seventeen held 10 performances of the "Seventeen World Tour 'New in Japan'" at four domes in Nagoya, Osaka, Tokyo, and Fukuoka. The final concerts at Fukuoka PayPay Dome on December 20 and 21 drew an audience of about 80,000.

This tour featured group performances, including the title track "Thunder" from their fifth full-length album "Happy Burstday," as well as solo stages by individual members. The concerts lasted three hours and thirty minutes. Seventeen also performed Japanese versions of songs such as "Not Alone," "Power of Love," "Highlight," and "Rock with You."

The members expressed their gratitude, saying, "Thank you for filling such a large venue," and added, "During the concert, we truly felt that we are spending our youth together," and "We will continue to work hard until all 13 of us can stand on stage together."

The Nagoya concert on November 29 was broadcast live to 1,100 theaters across 54 countries and regions, including Korea, while the Osaka and Fukuoka concerts were streamed online.

In all four cities, an offline event called "Seventeen World Tour 'New in Japan' Carat Bunkasai" was held in collaboration with local landmarks and commercial facilities.

Meanwhile, Seventeen's fifth full-length album "Happy Burstday" ranked seventh in both the combined album ranking and the album ranking categories of Japan's Oricon "Oricon Annual Ranking 2025." Their twelfth mini album and fourth Japanese single, both released last year, ranked 57th in the album ranking and 44th in the single ranking, respectively. The first mini album by S.Coups and Mingyu placed 51st in the album ranking, while BSS (Seungkwan, Dokyeom, and Hoshi)'s second single ranked 81st in the single ranking.

Seventeen is scheduled to hold six concerts in four Asian cities-Hong Kong's Kai Tak Stadium, Singapore National Stadium, Bangkok National Stadium, and Philippine Sports Stadium-between February and March next year.