SEVENTEEN Breaks Record for Most-Attended Concert by a 3rd Generation K-Pop Group

On May 25 (KST), SEVENTEEN’s concert at Nissan Stadium in Japan was a huge success, drawing in a crowd of over 70,000 fans and showcasing the group’s immense popularity in their 9th year.

SEVENTEEN has now become the 3rd generation K-pop group with the highest concert attendance in history, surpassing the previous record set by BLACKPINK. Their concert in National Bukit Jalil, Kualar Lumpur drew in over 63,000 fans.

.@pledis_17 now has the most attended Concert by a 3rd Gen K-Pop Group, at Nissan Stadium, for +70,0002. @BLACKPINK National Bukit Jalil — 63,6423. @bts_bighit Wembley Stadium — 57,292 (x2)4. @JYPETWICE Foro Sol — 57,025 (x2) pic.twitter.com/9RLqwZ37is

— K-Pop Touring Data (@KpopTouringData) May 25, 2024

Currently holding the 3rd position is BTS, with a staggering number of over 57,200 fans attending each night for their 2 concerts at Wembley Stadium in the UK. Following closely behind in 4th place is TWICE, with over 57,000 fans filling Foro Sol in Mexico City for 2 consecutive nights.

After SEVENTEEN, TWICE will also be performing at Nissan Stadium in July of this year, which is known as the largest concert venue in Japan.

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