SEVENTEEN tops Pollstar’s Asia touring chart with over 130 billion won in concert revenue

K-pop boy group SEVENTEEN has achieved another major milestone in the live music industry, securing the No. 1 position on Pollstar's Asia touring chart after generating more than 130 billion KRW (approximately $97.39 million) in reported concert revenue.

According to American live entertainment industry publication Pollstar, SEVENTEEN ranked first on its Asia Focus Charts: Top Touring Artists, which tracks concert revenue from August 1, 2025, to July 31, 2026.

During the reporting period, the group generated $97,394,004 in ticket revenue and sold 661,088 tickets, demonstrating its strong concert attendance and commercial performance across Asia.

The achievement marks an improvement from the previous year's rankings, when SEVENTEEN placed second behind British band Coldplay. This time, the K-pop group claimed the top position, highlighting its growing influence in the Asian concert market.

Much of SEVENTEEN's touring success came from their SEVENTEEN WORLD TOUR [NEW\_], which began in September 2025. The tour brought the group to major stadiums in Incheon, Hong Kong, Singapore, Bangkok, and Bulacan in the Philippines.

One of the tour's biggest achievements took place in Hong Kong, where SEVENTEEN reportedly became the first K-pop act to sell out four concerts at Kai Tak Stadium, the city's largest stadium.

Throughout the reporting period, the group held 22 performances at major stadiums and domes across Asia, including some of Japan's leading dome venues.

Beyond their world tour, SEVENTEEN also continued to attract large audiences through fan events. Their major fan meetings in South Korea and Japan, held in May and June, reportedly drew approximately 238,000 attendees combined.

The group's concert success has also extended to its unit and solo activities. JEONGHAN X JOSHUA's JEONGHAN X JOSHUA JOURNEY INTO [DREAMING] tour sold out its opening Incheon concert during the fan club presale.

Other members and units, including Hoshi and Woozi, S.Coups and Mingyu, DK and Seungkwan, V8, and Dino, have also held individual or unit performances across Asia.

With more than 130 billion won in reported Asia touring revenue and over 660,000 tickets sold, SEVENTEEN's latest Pollstar ranking highlights the group's continued strength as a major live concert act in the K-pop industry.