Upcoming Seventeen dates
Dates and live ticket listings appear here as soon as they are on sale. The guide below covers what to know before you buy.
Seventeen seat rule: height beats proximity
For a Seventeen concert, the best seat is in the lower bowl straight across from the stage. Seventeen is a 13-member K-pop group from South Korea whose shows rest on synchronized group choreography, staged so it reads best from above. A raised, centered seat shows every member at once along with the screens. A floor seat near the back shows you mostly raised phones and light sticks.
In North America the group has mostly played arenas, two nights per city; in Asia it plays stadiums and domes. Check the map on your date, because runways and extended stages change which sections are close.
Seventeen floor, bowl and upper-level options compared
- Floor: the closest look at the members, but the floor is flat, so formations are hard to follow past the first several rows. At K-pop arena shows floor chairs are often assigned, not standing room; check the map for your date.
- Lower bowl facing the stage: the top pick. Every member in the line stays visible, the way the choreographers drew it.
- Lower bowl along the sides: close, and closer still when members walk out on a runway. Right beside the stage, though, one end of a formation can disappear from view.
- Upper level, center: the value tier, and the best place to see the coordinated light-stick displays across the building. The choreography still reads clearly.
Runways, stadium fields and other Seventeen layouts
K-pop tours often add a runway (a catwalk running out from the main stage into the floor) or a second, smaller stage. When a map shows one, the lower-bowl sections alongside it gain close moments during the show, and floor rows next to it become more valuable than rows farther back at center.
In a stadium, such as the Los Angeles venue the group played in 2024, a low seat across from the stage is better than a far-off field row, where the screens become the show. Sections listed as behind the stage or limited view are best skipped unless the listing explains the view.
Units, formations and a light-stick crowd
Seventeen is known for making its own music. Woozi writes and produces the group's songs with input from other members, and members contribute to songwriting and choreography. It splits into a hip-hop unit, a vocal unit and a performance unit led by Hoshi, and a concert alternates unit stages with songs for the whole group, with filmed interludes on the screens and talk segments between songs.
The audience is part of the show. Carats, as the fandom is called, sing along, chant members' names and wave light sticks in sync. On the record side, FML was the IFPI's best-selling album of 2023 worldwide, pre-orders for Seventeenth Heaven (2023) reached 5.2 million, and the MAMA Awards named Seventeen's work Album of the Year twice, in 2023 and 2024.
Who is on stage during military service
The full roster: Dino, DK, Hoshi, Jeonghan, Joshua, Jun, Mingyu, S.Coups, Seungkwan, The8, Vernon, Wonwoo and Woozi. South Korea's mandatory military service has reduced the touring lineup: Jeonghan went first, in September 2024; Wonwoo followed in April 2025, then Hoshi and Woozi in September 2025. The other members are due to serve by the end of 2026, and the group plans to return at full strength in 2028. That is why the 2024 Right Here shows featured eleven members and the 2025 New_ World shows featured nine.
Check who is announced for your date first, since it affects both the show and demand.
Seventeen's world tours, Ode to You to New_ World
- 2019, Ode to You: dates in Asia and North America; COVID-19 wiped out the planned European leg.
- 2022, Be the Sun: Seoul, then North America and Southeast Asia, and six Japanese domes, Tokyo Dome and Kyocera Dome Osaka among them.
- 2023 to 2024, Follow: opened July 21 and 22, 2023, with back-to-back nights at Seoul's Gocheok Sky Dome and ran into May 2024.
- 2024, Right Here World Tour: the US leg in October and November paired nights at Allstate Arena outside Chicago, UBS Arena on Long Island, and arenas in San Antonio (Frost Bank Center) and Oakland, then ended with Seventeen's first American stadium shows, November 9 and 10 at BMO Stadium in Los Angeles.
- New_ World Tour (2025): the sixth tour, performed by nine members.
On June 28, 2024, Seventeen played Glastonbury, the first K-pop group ever booked there, and it headlined Lollapalooza Berlin that September. Current dates appear in the event list on this page.
Two nights per city: how Seventeen dates sell
- Fan-club presales open first. K-pop tours usually give paid fan-club members early access, and that is where many floor and lower-bowl seats go.
- The second night is often easier. Opening nights draw the most attention; the follow-up night tends to have more inventory.
- Lineup news moves the market. Word on which members will perform can shift demand within hours.
- Big coastal markets run strongest. In 2024, the two Los Angeles stadium nights out-grossed every other stop, and the Long Island arena run ranked second.
Resale listings may price above or below face value and shift in the final weeks. Reserved Seat backs every order with a 100% guarantee. Group news comes from Pledis Entertainment.
Frequently asked questions
Will all 13 Seventeen members perform?
Not on recent tours. Because members started their required military service in 2024, the Right Here tour used eleven members and the New_ World Tour used nine, and all 13 are expected back together in 2028.
Is the floor at a Seventeen concert seated?
Often, yes. K-pop arena floors are frequently assigned seating rather than standing, so check the map attached to your listing.
Are upper-level seats worth it for Seventeen?
Center upper-level seats are a good value. The choreography still reads well, and the coordinated light-stick displays look best from up high.
Who writes Seventeen's songs?
Woozi writes and produces the group's music, with other members contributing to songwriting and choreography.
When was Seventeen's first US stadium show?
On November 9 and 10, 2024, at BMO Stadium in Los Angeles, as the finale of the Right Here tour's North American leg.