SEVENTEEN’s JxJ unit, Jeonghan and Joshua, launched their sold-out Incheon tour with a packed setlist, solo stages, and surprises.
November/3/2026 15:09
SEVENTEEN’s Jeonghan and Joshua’s new unit JxJ led CARATs (SEVENTEEN’s fans) into a “world of ecstasy.” For three days from October 30 to November 1, the tour “JEONGHAN X JOSHUA JOURNEY INTO [DREAMING] - INCHEON” was held at Inspire Arena. From the first performance of this sold-out tour, the two presented a substantial setlist worthy of the advance notice that it was “a performance with a lot to show, commonly called a ‘pomancon’ (a concert packed with highlights).” In the performance, which lasted about three hours, they captivated the audience by sequentially presenting not only diverse stages, but also dance challenges, games, and VCRs that moved back and forth between reality and fantasy. The stage that opened this performance was “Outside,” a track from Jeonghan and Joshua’s first mini album released on October 19. After that, the two passionately sang SEVENTEEN’s representative songs such as “Crazy in Love,” “Rock with you,” and “Come to me.” “VERY NICE,” which has become established as an encore song at SEVENTEEN concerts, was also performed as a surprise in the middle of the show, adding variety. Jeonghan’s lyrical solo stage delivered with keyboard performance, and Joshua’s charismatic solo stage mixed with electric guitar performance, were also highlights not to be missed. Jeonghan, who ended the performance successfully, revealed his thoughts, saying, “Thinking that I would be able to meet CARAT after a long time made my heart race throughout practice. My desire to prepare a wonderful stage and come back soon grows stronger.” Joshua said, “I felt as if I were dreaming, like the title of the performance,” and added, “Since this was a performance created by Joshua and me while racking our brains together, I was happy to see everyone enjoying the stage.” Jeonghan and Joshua’s tour will continue to Saitama’s Belluna Dome on November 21 and 22, Macau’s Galaxy Arena on December 11 and 12, Taipei Arena in Taipei on January 9 and 10 next year, BEXCO in Busan on January 30 and 31, and AsiaWorld-Expo in Hong Kong on February 20 and 21. Even while some members of SEVENTEEN are fulfilling their national defense duties, SEVENTEEN continues to maintain an overwhelming presence as individuals, as a unit, and as a complete group.
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