SEVENTEEN Expands World Tour with Hong Kong Stadium Dates

Global phenomenon SEVENTEEN has officially expanded their massive world tour, confirming additional concert dates in Hong Kong. Pledis Entertainment announced on December 3, 2025, that the group will perform at Kai Tak Stadium on February 28 and March 1, 2026, demonstrating their immense global influence and ability to headline major venues. This addition further solidifies the scale of the ongoing SEVENTEEN world tour, much to the excitement of their dedicated fanbase, known as CARATs.

SEVENTEEN’s Triumphant Return to Hong Kong

The upcoming shows, officially titled ‘SEVENTEEN WORLD TOUR IN HONG KONG’, mark a highly anticipated return for the group to the city. This announcement from Pledis Entertainment, under the HYBE Music Group, follows a previously successful run in the region. The group’s proven ticket power makes this new K-pop concert series one of the most awaited events of 2026. The decision to book a stadium venue underscores the group’s significant popularity in Asia.

A Star-Studded Previous Visit

SEVENTEEN’s popularity in Hong Kong was on full display earlier this year. On September 27 and 28, 2025, the group held a completely sold-out, two-day concert at the very same Kai Tak Stadium, attracting an impressive crowd of approximately 72,600 fans. The first day of the concert featured a memorable surprise appearance by legendary actor Jackie Chan, who shares a special connection with the group. Jackie Chan previously worked with member SEVENTEEN Jun on the film ‘Popung Chuyeong’, and his appearance was a highlight for attendees.

An Expanding Global Stadium Tour

The addition of the Hong Kong dates brings the ‘SEVENTEEN WORLD TOUR’ to an impressive total of 29 shows across 14 cities worldwide. The Asian leg of the tour is particularly notable for its focus on large-scale venues, cementing their status as a premier stadium tour act. SEVENTEEN’s ability to fill stadiums across Asia highlights the growing demand for major live music events in the region. This trend is a positive indicator for the future of K-Pop Concerts Returning To China: Will It Be Like Before? and in neighboring markets.

The Power of SEVENTEEN’s Full Lineup

Part of SEVENTEEN’s appeal is the dynamic energy of its 13 members: S.Coups, Jeonghan, Joshua, Jun, Hoshi, Wonwoo, Woozi, The8, Mingyu, DK, Seungkwan, Vernon, and Dino. Their powerful performances and intricate choreography are especially impactful in a stadium setting. In addition to Hong Kong, the Asian stadium tour includes stops in Singapore, Bulacan, and Bangkok, showcasing the group’s widespread global influence and dedicated international following.

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