SEVENTEEN & Concert Film Bring World Tour to Global Theaters

SEVENTEEN and concert film SEVENTEEN RIGHT HERE WORLD TOUR IN CINEMAS will premiere in 69 countries, including South Korea and the United States. The film features 26 live performances from the Right Here world tour, including LOVE, MONEY, FAME. SEVENTEEN also donated ₩1 billion (about $750,000) for wildfire relief, matching major corporations.

SEVENTEEN and Concert Film Premiere Worldwide

SEVENTEEN’s world tour concert film, SEVENTEEN RIGHT HERE WORLD TOUR IN CINEMAS, is set to be released in theaters worldwide. Pledis Entertainment announced that the film will premiere on the 2nd in 69 countries, including South Korea, the United States, and the United Kingdom. More than 1,900 theaters will screen the movie, bringing SEVENTEEN’s live performances to a global audience.

SEVENTEEN and Concert Film Highlights from World Tour

The movie captures SEVENTEEN’s live performances from their Right Here world tour at Goyang Sports Complex on October 12-13 last year. Fans can enjoy 26 songs, including the title track from their 12th mini album, LOVE, MONEY, FAME. The setlist also features hit songs such as VERY NICE and Super.

In South Korea, CGV theaters will exclusively screen the film. Special formats like ScreenX and IMAX will be available. Fans can also attend special screenings where they bring official SEVENTEEN light sticks. Meanwhile, Japan will release the film on the 16th of next month.

SEVENTEEN’s Expanding Global Influence

During their Right Here world tour, SEVENTEEN performed in 14 cities, attracting a total of approximately 1.037 million fans through both online and offline concerts. The group will also make history on April 4 (local time) by becoming the first K-pop act to perform at Tecate Pa’l Norte, the largest music festival in Latin America, held in Monterrey, Mexico.

The festival has sparked interest among South Korean fans, with many discussing it on online communities such as instiz. Fans are eager to know whether the event will be streamed online and have even shared information about SEVENTEEN’s departure for the festival.

SEVENTEEN’s Generous Donation for Wildfire Relief

Beyond their music, SEVENTEEN has gained widespread attention for their significant donation to South Korea’s wildfire relief efforts. A series of devastating wildfires began on March 14, 2025, in Cheongdo and quickly spread nationwide, burning over 48,000 hectares of forest. This disaster became the largest wildfire in South Korea’s history, causing unprecedented loss of lives and property.

Major corporations such as Samsung (₩3 billion, approximately $2.2 million), Hyundai (₩2 billion, approximately $1.5 million), and Lotte, KT, and Hanwha (₩1 billion each, approximately $750,000) contributed to relief efforts. SEVENTEEN matched the donations of large corporations by contributing ₩1 billion (approximately $750,000). While some critics attempted to downplay their generosity, the majority of South Korean online communities praised the group for their meaningful act of support.

SEVENTEEN Donates ₩1 Billion to Help Wildfire Victims and Relief

SEVENTEEN and other K-pop idols donated to help victims of South Korea’s devastating wildfires. The fires, which began in March 2025, have destroyed over 48,000 hectares (118,610 acres), causing loss of life and property.

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