Seventeen

DK (Dogyeom) and Seungkwan of Seventeen will launch their five-city concert tour 'DXS Serenade on Stage' in Incheon on April 17, 2026. Additional stops include Chiba (Japan), Daegu (Korea), Macao and Kaohsiung.

SEVENTEEN unit DxS (members Dokyeom and Seungkwan) will embark on the "SERENADE" ON STAGE tour, beginning in Incheon from April 17 to 19 at the Inspire Arena; the tour will then visit Chiba, Daegu, and Macao.

Seventeen will hold two encore concerts in Incheon as the finale of their world tour New_, scheduled for April 4–5, 2026; the performances will be broadcast online.

Seventeen were reported as one of seven K-pop acts that swept seven of the top 10 spots on the IFPI global album sales chart.

IFPI released its year-end Global Artist Chart for 2025; SEVENTEEN ranked among the top 15 artists on the list.

SEVENTEEN's 2017 music video for "Don't Wanna Cry" surpassed 300 million views on YouTube, marking the group's first MV to reach this milestone.

SEVENTEEN (DxS) was listed among the top positions on Billboard's World Albums chart for the week ending 2026-01-31.

SEVENTEEN's new unit DxS (DK x Seungkwan) debuted on Billboard's Top 200 Albums chart for the week ending 2026-01-31.

Release of Serenade, the first joint EP by Seventeen members DK and Seungkwan; the six-track EP features ballads including the lead track "Blue."

DK and Seungkwan (Seventeen) will release their first duo EP Serenade, a six-track mini album featuring lead track "Blue"; the pair co-wrote the lyrics for the EP's last song, "Prelude of love."

DK and Seungkwan (Seventeen) to release their first duo EP 'Serenade', a six-track mini album including lead track 'Blue' and the song 'Prelude of love' co-written by the two.

DK and Seungkwan of Seventeen will release their first duo EP, Serenade, a six-track mini album including lead track "Blue" and solo songs.

SEVENTEEN’s DxS was listed among recordings receiving official certifications from the Recording Industry Association of Japan.

As a full group, Seventeen has achieved gold certification in Japan with 18 of its albums.

Seventeen unit's EP Serenade landed atop Oricon’s Daily Album Ranking and remained at No. 1.

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 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.

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.

HYBE labels shared updates on the progress of legal proceedings against malicious activities violating the rights of SEVENTEEN.

Seventeen are listed among the leading acts in 2025 album sales (data through November).

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.

First EP by Seventeen subunit S.Coups and Mingyu was released in September 2025.

Seventeen's album "Happy Burstday" placed No. 3 on the IFPI Global Album Sales Chart for 2025.

Seventeen's album "Happy Burstday" placed third on the IFPI Global Album Sales Chart 2025 ranking.

Seventeen placed 14th on the IFPI Global Artist Chart 2025, their fifth consecutive year on the list since 2021.

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.