SEVENTEEN is continuing to make a bold move on the global stage.

SEVENTEEN held the stadium tour 'FOLLOW AGAIN' in Korea and Japan from March to May. Eight performances were performed in four regions.

The first stage was the Incheon Asiad Main Stadium. They then entered Seoul World Cup Stadium, Osaka Yanmar Stadium Nagai, and Kanagawa Nissan Stadium.

In particular, Nissan Stadium is the largest concert hall in Japan, capable of accommodating more than 70,000 spectators. SEVENTEEN became the second K-pop artist to perform solo.

Proven local popularity. The number of entries for the ‘Follow Again’ lottery system exceeded 2.8 million in Japan alone. It made us realize their enormous ticket power.

The music market was also tightly controlled. The best album, '17 Is Right Here', achieved a triple million seller. It ranked 2nd on Billboard Japan's 'First Half Chart'.

Unit activities were also completed successfully. Jeonghan It sold the most among K-pop unit groups of all time.

They also set consecutive records for the first time as a K-pop artist. They were appointed as 'UNESCO Youth Goodwill Ambassadors' at the UNESCO headquarters in Paris, France, on the 26th of last month.

This is not all. SEVENTEEN graced the main stage of ‘Glastonbury’ in the UK on the 28th of last month. They were the first Korean singers to participate in the festival.

They will continue to work hard in the second half of this year. They will appear at Japan's Fuji TV's 'FNS Song Festival' on the 3rd. The fan meeting 'SEVENTEEN in Carat Land' will be held in Seoul from the 23rd to the 25th.

A large festival is also planned. They will appear as headliners at ‘Lollapalooza Berlin’ this September. Afterwards, plans are in place to release a new album and tour.

The agency said, “SEVENTEEN is preparing a variety of activities,” and added, “We ask for your interest in the activities of those who will make this year the ‘Year of SEVENTEEN.’”