That's a wrap: Over 1 million fans attend Seventeen's 'Right Here' world tour in 14 cities
K-pop icon Seventeen wrapped up their “Right Here” world tour, attracting over one million fans worldwide.
Seventeen held the two-day finale on Feb. 15 and 16 at Bangkok’s Rajamangala National Stadium in Thailand.
As the grand culmination of their four-month journey, the Asia leg marked the final chapter of the monumental tour, drawing an explosive response in Bangkok.
Tickets sold out instantly, while the atmosphere surrounding the venue buzzed with excitement as fans gathered to celebrate the indelible moments.









Seventeen performing at their "Right Here" world tour in Bangkok, Thailand (Pledis Entertainment)
Seventeen launched the “Right Here” world tour at Goyang Stadium in South Korea on Oct. 12 to 13 last year and toured North America, Japan, and major cities across Asia, marking their US stadium debut along the way.
The “Right Here” world tour spanned 14 cities with 30 shows and attracted 1.037 million fans in-person and online.
In the Philippines, Seventeen held the world tour on Jan. 18 and 19 this year at the Philippine Sports Stadium in Bulacan.





Seventeen at their "Right Here" world tour at the Philippine Sports Stadium in Bulacan, Philippines (Pledis Entertainment)
Amid their Japan dome tour in December, Seventeen achieved a major milestone by winning the Top K-pop Touring Artist award at the 2024 Billboard Music Awards (BBMAs).
In Bangkok, Seventeen delivered a dynamic and immersive three-hour performance. The setlist featured an electrifying mix of hit songs, including “Love, Money, Fame (feat. DJ Khaled),” “God of Music” and “Super” in addition to the performances of their hip-hop, performance, and vocal units.
The night reached its peak with the group’s signature encore of “Very Nice,” a defining moment of every Seventeen concert, leaving the audience in a frenzy with its seamless flow and impeccable execution.
Seventeen’s S.Coups thanked CARATs [fans] for their support since their debut.
"We will soon be celebrating our 10th anniversary, and I’m incredibly grateful for all the love you’ve given us over the past 10 years. I promise to remain steadfast as S.Coups, standing here for 10, 20 years to come," he said.
Wonwoo said, "Over the course of 30 shows, our members, staff, and CARATs who came to see us have all worked incredibly hard—I’ve etched every moment into my eyes and heart. Based on everything we’ve learned from this tour, we’ll keep striving to bring you even better performances and music."
The world tour also had the concert play park project, “Seventeen the City,” which was held in
Los Angeles, Aichi, Tokyo, Osaka, and Fukuoka, bringing an immersive entertainment experience beyond the concert venue.
In Singapore, Seventeen collaborated with Marina Bay Sands, with support from the local tourism board, to light up the landmark in Seventeen’s official colors–rose quartz and serenity.
This marked the first-ever collaboration between the resort and a K-pop act for a special facade illumination.
Meanwhile, large-scale fan experiences are unfolding all over Jakarta and Bangkok, adding to the excitement surrounding the tour.
Following the tour, Seventeen will make history as the first K-pop act to perform at Tecate Pa’l Norte 2025, Latin America’s largest music festival, set to take place on April 4 in Monterrey, Mexico.