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SEVENTEEN unveiled its packed schedule for the second half of 2024 with October comeback, World Tour, Japanese comeback, and more. On Monday, August 5, PLEDIS released an official statement informing fans about the group's upcoming activities.
Previously, on July 24, the group announced its upcoming concert tour during the 8th fan meeting at CARAT LAND in Seoul, creating excitement among fans. The RIGHT HERE World Tour will be their first tour in two years after Be The Sun. The tour is set to begin in October 2024 in the United States, South Korea, and some other cities in Asia.
Ahead of the world tour, the K-pop group will drop its 12th mini album, which will be the first EP release after the 17 IS RIGHT HERE album. The group members will showcase performances of their new songs at upcoming concerts.
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“They are now working towards their 12th mini album coming this October," PLEDIS, in an official statement through Weverse, said.
“SEVENTEEN will be meeting CARATs and performing their new songs off their 12th mini album on their new tour series titled SEVENTEEN [RIGHT HERE] WORLD TOUR.”
SEVENTEEN to release a Japanese single album and hold a dome tour in Japan in the second half of 2024
The K-pop boy group is gearing up for its October comeback and will release a Japanese single album in the second half of 2024. Last year in August, the group dropped its first-ever Japanese compilation album, Always Yours, featuring tracks like Sara Sara, Fallin’ Flower, Happy Ending, and more.
The album also featured Japanese versions of the group's hit tracks like HOME;RUN, Rock With You, and Snap Shoot, among others. Besides the upcoming Japanese single album, the group will also hold a dome concert tour in Japan.
“They will also be going on a dome tour and releasing a single album in Japan. The members of SEVENTEEN are determined to connect with CARATs from different regions through their music and performances,” the agency said.
PLEDIS asked fans to continue to show their support for the group.
“Please send your love and support to SEVENTEEN, returning with a new release and a world tour after two years."
17 is Right Here fan sign event postponed
On July 29, members of SEVENTEEN were ready to depart from South Korea for Beijing, China, due to their 17 is Right Here fan sign event. However, due to a malfunction in the airplane, they could not leave the country.
According to the statement released by the event organizers, Yizhiyu Entertainment, the members were at the airport, and despite the agency's efforts, they could not find an alternative solution for the issue.
“We regret to inform you that due to a sudden malfunction of the plane at the departure airport after the artists arrived at the airport, and after extensive communication and coordination, it was still not possible to temporarily replace the plane.”
The agency advised fans to return to their homes or accommodations, given the hot weather in Beijing. They also confirmed that those who traveled to Beijing for the event will be reimbursed for accommodation and traveling.
To ensure the safety of the group members, the fan sign event scheduled for July 29 was postponed until further notice. SEVENTEEN members made posts on Weverse apologizing to fans who were eagerly waiting to see them.
