SEVENTEEN tops K-pop tour earnings with KRW 167 billion, surpassing ATEEZ and J-Hope

SEVENTEEN tops K-pop tour earnings with KRW 167 billion, surpassing ATEEZ and J-Hope

SEVENTEEN has officially cemented their place as a global touring powerhouse in 2025, topping the K-pop tour revenue rankings with a jaw-dropping KRW 167 billion (approximately USD 129 million) in ticket sales. According to Billboard’s semi-annual Boxscore report, which analyzed concert revenues from October 1, 2024, to March 31, 2025, SEVENTEEN ranked third globally, trailing only behind international giants Coldplay and Shakira.

Their 2024-2025 ‘RIGHT HERE’ world tour spanned 30 shows across 14 cities in North America and Asia, attracting over 842,000 fans. Kicking off in Goyang, Gyeonggi Province, the tour showcased SEVENTEEN’s unmatched ability to combine sharp choreography, powerful vocals, and genuine fan connection—elements that continue to fuel their meteoric rise. Every performance has reaffirmed their reputation as not just performers, but global icons.

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The massive tour success isn’t an isolated achievement. It’s part of a much bigger moment for the group. Their 5th mini album *HAPPY BURSTDAY* set new benchmarks with 2.27 million copies sold on its first day alone. Meanwhile, their latest single *THUNDER* has been igniting charts and fan celebrations across continents. It’s clear that SEVENTEEN’s 2025 strategy is hitting every mark—from releases to live performances.

What makes this success even more significant is SEVENTEEN’s growth trajectory. Just a year ago, the group stood at 16th place on the same Boxscore ranking with USD 67.5 million in sales. Fast forward to 2025, and they’ve nearly doubled their numbers, reflecting an explosive increase in their global reach and touring influence.

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In the K-pop world, SEVENTEEN’s dominance is undisputed. The next highest earners, ATEEZ and BTS member J-Hope, brought in USD 28.4 million (KRW 39.2 billion) and USD 28.1 million (KRW 38.8 billion), respectively. ENHYPEN and TXT followed close behind, but still far from SEVENTEEN’s unprecedented numbers.

As the K-pop industry evolves, SEVENTEEN continues to redefine what success looks like on a global scale. With each record broken and every stadium filled, they’re not just participating in the global music scene—they’re leading it. 2025 isn’t just a good year for SEVENTEEN. It’s a defining chapter in their legacy.