SEVENTEEN Strengthens Global Presence with Louis Vuitton Fashion Show Performance and Singapore Stadium Tour

SEVENTEEN is further enhancing its influence on the international stage. On the 21st, the group performed at Louis Vuitton’s “2025 S/S Men’s Collection Show” held in Paris, delivering the new track “Bad Influence” by music producer and fashion icon Pharrell Williams. This song was specifically created for Paris Fashion Week by Pharrell and serves to showcase a new side of SEVENTEEN. In a statement, SEVENTEEN said, “We are happy and honored to collaborate with an artist like Pharrell Williams, and we hope this song will connect with listeners around the world.”

SEVENTEEN also demonstrated its global appeal through a massive concert in Singapore. The 13-member group, consisting of S.Coups, Jeonghan, Joshua, Jun, Hoshi, Wonwoo, Woozi, Mingyu, Seungkwan, Vernon, Dino, and Rowoon (with Jeonghan absent due to military service and Jun unable to attend because of Chinese drama filming), held a “Right Here World Tour” performance at the Singapore National Stadium on the 25th, filling the venue that holds 55,000 people. An additional show was held at the same location on the 26th. While SEVENTEEN held a one-night concert in a Singapore indoor stadium with 10,000 attendees in 2022, they this time sold out the much larger National Stadium, proving the growth of their global popularity. This reflects SEVENTEEN’s rise as a K-pop superstar over the past two years, including breaking album sales records and “FML” becoming the best-selling album worldwide in 2023.

The scale and production quality of this concert were on a completely different level from previous shows. Starting with the track “Fear (2019)” set against a stage stretched across the entire length of the stadium, illuminated in burning red, it was clear that this tour was not just a regular performance but a “glow up” tour symbolizing victory. At the end of the concert, SEVENTEEN members expressed surprise at the size of the stadium, saying they had never imagined they would fill stadiums and arenas around the world, but now felt confident that they deserved to be there. In addition to the songs prepared in advance, they spontaneously performed tracks such as “Ready To Love (2021),” “Darl+ing (2022),” and “SOS (2023),” demonstrating their growth as performers and their confidence on stage.