SEVENTEEN finishes their Tokyo Dome fan meeting and arrives in Korea, with more events planned in Osaka later this month.

SEVENTEEN's DK and Vernon are launching a new unit called V8, with their first album set for release on June 29. The name symbolizes their creative power, akin to an 8-cylinder engine. Fans have shown enthusiasm through the 'V8 HUNT' challenge. They will hold concerts in July, showcasing their artistic talents.

SEVENTEEN has made a donation to the UNESCO Korea Committee to commemorate their 11th anniversary. The funds, which remain undisclosed, will support a scholarship program for secondary education in Laos. Since 2022, SEVENTEEN has been aiding this initiative to help students continue their education. The Secretary-General of UNESCO Korea expressed gratitude for SEVENTEEN's ongoing support, emphasizing the positive impact on impoverished children in Laos. Additionally, SEVENTEEN will become the first K-POP artist to be appointed as a UNESCO Youth Ambassador in June 2024, showcasing their global influence.

SEVENTEEN's 'YAKUSOKU' fan meeting in Japan drew 180,000 fans over four shows at Tokyo and Osaka. The event featured live performances, games, and a special radio-themed talk segment, with live streaming available for international fans. The group expressed gratitude and excitement for future activities.

SEVENTEEN's DK graces the cover of AD China as its youngest cover star, highlighting his impact on music, fashion, and art. The photoshoot took place at the historic Villa Arconati during Milan Design Week 2026. In an interview, he shared his artistic philosophy, emphasizing that art is about discussion, not conclusions, and expressed his desire for music to resonate emotionally with listeners, encouraging them to find their own feelings through it.

Mingyu from SEVENTEEN celebrated the launch of Isaac Toast sauces and jams in Japan, engaging with fans at a special event. He shared personal anecdotes, discussed favorite breads, and participated in fun quizzes, all while promoting the new products. Mingyu expressed his joy in connecting with fans and looked forward to future events.

Mingyu from SEVENTEEN visited Japan to celebrate the launch of 'Isaac Toast Sauce & Jam'. He interacted with 500 selected fans through games, talks, and a Q&A session. During a photo session, he shyly responded to fans' cheers while promoting the product, showcasing his love for fans in a sweet and memorable event.

SEVENTEEN held their 'YAKUSOKU' fan meeting at Tokyo Dome on May 13-14, attracting around 100,000 fans. The event featured live viewings in over 120 cinemas across Asia and a pop-up store in Osaka. The fan meeting included performances, games, and a talk segment, celebrating their reunion with fans. The Osaka pop-up store offers official merchandise until May 25.

On the morning of the 12th, SEVENTEEN members Joshua, Dino, and Jun departed through Gimpo International Airport for their fan meeting 'YAKUSOKU' in Japan, scheduled for May 13-14 at Tokyo Dome. Additionally, Dino will debut as a sub-character 'Pi Chorin' with the release of 'Yoshi BOARD' on August 3, while Joshua graces fashion magazine covers in two countries, showcasing his refined beauty.

Dino of SEVENTEEN is set to debut as Picheolin, a character leading a music project. His mini-album '吉BOARD' will release on August 3, featuring a reinterpretation of 1990s street culture. The project includes a video interview showcasing various versions of Picheolin through time, building excitement for the debut.

Hoshi from SEVENTEEN has made a 10 million won donation during his military service to support social welfare. This is part of his ongoing charitable activities, including scholarships and support for children in need. He has also contributed to various causes, solidifying his role as a socially responsible artist.