SEVENTEEN breaks ground as first K-Pop act on Glastonbury’s iconic pyramid stage

SEVENTEEN has made history as the first K-pop act to perform at the renowned Glastonbury Festival. The iconic event, celebrated for its diverse lineup of global talent, welcomed SEVENTEEN, marking a milestone in K-pop's worldwide acclaim.

The 13-member ensemble introduced themselves to the Glastonbury crowd with a mesmerizing hour-long set, accompanied by a live band. SEVENTEEN's WOOZI began the show with a piano rendition of their hit single “MAESTRO,” setting a magical tone before the rest of the group joined him on stage for a dynamic and exhilarating performance. The audience enthusiastically sang along to favorites like “Rock with You,” “HOT,” and “SOS,” while each of the group's units showcased their unique talents with performances of the hip-hop track “LALALI,” the performance unit’s “I Don’t Understand But I Luv U,” and the vocal unit’s “Cheers to Youth.”

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As the groundbreaking set neared its end, JOSHUA of SEVENTEEN addressed the audience with heartfelt words: "We are just extremely honoured to be here. Even though the language, country and culture are all different, we can still connect as one, through music.”

The finale was a never-ending, high-energy rendition of “VERY NICE,” leaving the crowd exhilarated and jumping alongside the members. SEVENTEEN’s ability to create an infectious atmosphere ensured everyone in attendance had an unforgettable time.