SEVENTEEN, debuted by Pledis Entertainment in 2015, is a large South Korean boy group consisting of thirteen members split into three sub-units: the Hip-Hop Unit, the Vocal Unit, and the Performance Unit. Members S.Coups, Jeonghan, Joshua, Jun, Hoshi, Wonwoo, Woozi, DK, Mingyu, The8, Seungkwan, Vernon, and Dino are known for their self-production, particularly in choreography and songwriting. Hits like "Don't Wanna Cry" and "Mansae" showcase their synchronized performances and catchy compositions, helping them to capture a significant global fanbase.
Seventeen claimed the No. 7 spot on Billboard's biannual top tours ranking. Their "New_" world tour grossed $88 million from 25 shows (between October and March), drew over 574,000 in attendance (placing them No. 9 on the Top Ticket Sales Chart), and the tour ran from September until April, attracting more than 900,000 fans on- and offline.
SEVENTEEN donates to UNESCO/KNCU to support education in Laos
SEVENTEEN made a donation to the Korean National Commission for UNESCO's Bridge Programme to help Laotian students attend secondary school. The donation marked the group's 11th debut anniversary; the amount was not disclosed. The contribution is part of the ongoing #GoingTogether initiative launched with Pledis Entertainment.
Seventeen subunit DK x Seungkwan releases mini-album "Serenade"
All 13 members agreed to renew their contracts with Pledis Entertainment, announced during the group's encore concert finale; the group said they will continue as 13 members and remain active through unit and solo projects.
SEVENTEEN’s "DxS" earns Circle Chart certification
SEVENTEEN's song/record "DxS" earned Circle Chart Double Million and/or Platinum certifications as part of Circle Chart's latest batch of official certifications.
Pledis Entertainment announced Vernon and The 8 are preparing to debut a new Seventeen subunit this summer; both artists are participating in the unit's album production.
Seventeen's Vernon and The8 to launch new unit this summer
DK and Seungkwan (subunit of Seventeen) earned RIAJ gold certification for their first EP Serenade after the mini album logged more than 100,000 shipments, per Pledis Entertainment.
Seventeen's "Don't Wanna Cry" music video exceeds 300 million YouTube views
Seventeen for the first time exceeded 300 million views on YouTube for the music video of "Don't Wanna Cry" (focus track from their fourth EP Al1). The single earned six wins on local music shows and entered Billboard's World Digital Song Sales Chart at No. 3.
SEVENTEEN earn RIAJ Platinum/Gold streaming certification in Japan
The Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ) included SEVENTEEN in its latest batch of streaming certifications, awarding Platinum and/or Gold certifications for streaming in Japan.
The Japanese-language single 'Ima -Even if the world ends tomorrow-' from Seventeen's Japan best-of album 'Always Yours' exceeded 50 million streams in Japan and was certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of Japan.
Hoshi enlisted in September of last year and is serving as an active-duty soldier in the South Korean Army, putting solo/group activities on hiatus during his service.
According to the study covering up to the end of 2025, Seventeen is one of eight K-pop acts that have exceeded 10 million in total cumulative album sales.
Seventeen took the No. 1 spot on Billboard's 2025 K-pop Artist 100; its 13 members occupied the top 13 positions on the list compiled with Billboard Korea.
Junghan teamed up with Wonwoo and released "This Man" in 2024, selling over 780,000 copies in its first week — a record for a K-pop subunit at the time.
Seventeen appointed UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador for Youth
Seventeen was appointed a youth goodwill ambassador for UNESCO in 2024 and donated $1 million to establish a global youth fund supporting projects that strengthen youth confidence and resilience through music, arts and sports, and promote mental health.
Seventeen appointed UNESCO youth goodwill ambassador and donated US$1 million
Seventeen was appointed a youth goodwill ambassador for UNESCO in 2024 and donated US$1 million to establish a global youth fund supporting projects for youth confidence, resilience, creative communities and mental health.
The 8 participated in songwriting for unit song "SPELL" (rap parts with Dino)
SEVENTEEN released a compilation album, 17 Is Right Here, featuring all of the group's Korean-language singles, Korean versions of their Japanese singles since debut, and four new songs.
In August 2022, Pledis Entertainment signed a memorandum of understanding with the Korean National Commission for UNESCO to launch the #GoingTogether campaign aimed at closing educational gaps in underserved communities. The campaign later involved SEVENTEEN's donations.