SEVENTEEN Celebrates 10th Debut Anniversary on May 26, 2025 with “Happy Burtsday” Album Release and Stage Performance at Jamsu Bridge

K-POP group SEVENTEEN released a commemorative album titled “Happy Burtsday” on May 26, 2025, marking exactly 10 years since their debut on May 26, 2015. The album contains 16 tracks in total, with participation from world-renowned music producers Pharrell Williams and Timbaland. Notably, this is the first album to feature solo songs from each of the group’s 13 members, with Hoshi’s solo track “Damage” including Timbaland as a featured artist. To honor their 10th debut anniversary, SEVENTEEN organized a large-scale event for their fans. The most prominent event was “B-DAY PARTY: BURST Stage @Jamsu Bridge,” the first K-POP performance held on a river bridge in history, which took place at Jamsu Bridge on May 25. This special stage was prepared through collaboration between the Seoul Metropolitan Government, Chogu, FLD Entertainment, and HYBE. The performance lasted 60 minutes, from 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on May 25, and could be viewed from 6,000 seats at the Jamsu Bridge stage or from broadcast screens located in Banpo Han River Park. The LED broadcast areas in Banpo Han River Park were divided into three zones: the Yebit Zone (for 900 people), the Standing Zone (for 8,850 people), and the Picnic Zone (for 14,834 people), with admission based on first-come, first-served principles without the need for separate ticket purchases. To ensure the safety of the event, the Seoul Metropolitan Government completely restricted vehicle traffic in the Jamsu Bridge area from 7:00 a.m. on May 25 to 4:00 a.m. on May 26, and imposed full restrictions on all traffic, including pedestrians and cyclists, from 5:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. on May 25. In addition to the performance, large-scale pop-up stores celebrating SEVENTEEN’s 10th anniversary were operated at Sebit Island and around Jamsu Bridge from May 23 to 25, with an estimated attendance of around 100,000 people over those three days. Jeonghan and Wonwoo, members of SEVENTEEN, are currently serving in the South Korean military and therefore did not participate in these 10th anniversary events. Over the past 10 years, SEVENTEEN has led the global expansion of K-POP through music festival performances, sold-out stadium tours, chart-topping successes, and various record-breaking achievements. These 10th anniversary events are expected to demonstrate SEVENTEEN’s status in South Korea and their global popularity, while also serving as a promise to their fans for the next 20 years.