
SEVENTEEN’s new unit JxJ, made up of Jeonghan and Joshua, revealed a new look for their journey in pursuit of dreams. At 0:00 on the 29th, JxJ posted official photos for the “Dreamchasers” version of their 1st mini album “DREAMSCAPE” on SEVENTEEN’s official SNS. Whereas the previously released “Daydreamers” version captured JxJ’s dreamlike synergy, these new photos exude a wild, untamed atmosphere and radiate unexpected charm. Strange objects harmonize, such as furniture half-buried in the floor and a sofa placed in a patch of grass, clearly expressing the theme of the new album, which moves back and forth between fantasy and reality. As the version name, which means “people who chase dreams,” suggests, JxJ’s aura, now even more intense, stands out. The two create a mature, refined beauty in monochrome outfits, asserting their presence as the team’s “visual pair.” From their heavy yet lyrical gazes, their own sensuous charisma seeps out. “DREAMSCAPE” is an album that contains a dream world in which fantasies that bloom during sleep and ideals to be achieved in reality are endlessly intertwined, collide, and unfold. JxJ plans to depict through music the process of removing the boundary between two dreams and moving toward a world of new sensibility. The album will be released on October 19. Following the release of the new album, JxJ will also hold solo concerts. They will open the tour at Incheon Inspire Arena from October 30 to November 1, then visit Belluna Dome in Saitama from November 21 to 22, Galaxy Arena in Macau on December 11 to 12, Taipei Arena in Taipei next year on January 9 to 10, BEXCO in Busan on January 30 to 31, and AsiaWorld-Arena in Hong Kong on February 20 to 21.
SEVENTEEN’s new unit JxJ, made up of Jeonghan and Joshua, will hold its first solo Japan concerts, “JEONGHAN X JOSHUA JOURNEY INTO [DREAMING] - JAPAN,” at Belluna Dome in Saitama on November 21 and 22, 2026. The show expands the world of their mini album DREAMSCAPE, with ticket and fanclub details provided.
SEVENTEEN’s Jun released trailers and posters for his first Chinese EP, “9,” through official SNS. The visuals show him as a nine-tailed fox entering the human world, facing unfamiliar emotions while granting wishes. A short clip of the new song also teases its catchy beat and guitar riff. The album is inspired by the Chinese legend of the nine-life cat demon.
SEVENTEEN’s Mingyu models for Isaac Toast, which is launching its first long-term pop-up store in Japan. The Korean toast brand will be available for purchase in Japan, and a new sweet-and-tangy Isaac Sauce will debut. Visitors can sample sauces and fruit jams, and buyers may receive an acrylic keychain while supplies last.
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