SEVENTEEN entered a U.S. stadium for the first time, igniting a Korean sing-along. On the 11th (Korean time), SEVENTEEN concluded their North American tour 'RIGHT HERE' at BMO Stadium in Los Angeles, USA. They performed a total of 23 songs, starting with 'Fear' and 'MAESTRO', followed by a series of hit songs from various genres.

Carats (fandom name) also poured their energy into the event. They stood up, enjoyed the concert, sang along to the Korean lyrics, and followed the point choreography. SEVENTEEN shared their feelings about entering the stadium, saying, "We started our first North American tour on a small stage, and now being in a stadium like this is truly moving." They continued, "Each and every one of you has gathered to fill this enormous venue," bowing their heads in gratitude, "Thank you for giving us an unforgettable day."

They also expressed their future aspirations, to perform on even bigger stages, exclaiming, "If there is a bigger stadium in LA, let's go there too." This tour covered Rosemont on the 22nd and 23rd of last month, followed by performances in New York, Texas, Oakland, and LA, totaling 10 shows across 5 cities, all of which sold out.

The last LA performance sold out within three hours of ticket sales opening. Fans who failed to secure tickets were seen surrounding the stadium, creating a unique spectacle. Local media took notice. The American outlet 'Consequence' described it as "the special magic of SEVENTEEN," noting that the group showcased their past 10 years at their first stadium concert.

Before and after the concert, 'SEVENTEEN THE CITY Los Angeles' events took place, highlighting their expanded influence in North America. The Santa Monica Pier Ferris Wheel was emblazoned with the SEVENTEEN logo, and themed parties were held on hotel rooftops.

Meanwhile, SEVENTEEN is headed to Japan. On the 27th, they will release their 4th Japanese single and continue the tour's momentum at the Vantelin Dome Nagoya.

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