
Seungkwan's singing voice from SEVENTEEN delivers excitement to listeners' hearts this spring. His spring season song "Like Spring You Are" sung with GUMMY was released yesterday (24th) at 6 PM. The song delicately expresses the emotions of love's excitement and sadness, like the delicate air of the moment when the seasons change. Seungkwan's pleading singing voice harmonizes with GUMMY's unique expressiveness, further enhancing the lyrical atmosphere. His participation in this song was realized through GUMMY's love call, and he has showcased a wide range of vocal charm through various collaborations as well as solo songs. He has displayed his unique deep and delicate sensibility in covers like "When would it be" (original by Yoon Hyun-sang) with AKMU's Lee Su-hyun and "Faded Memories" (original by Park Chi-yoon) with singer-songwriter Choi Yoori. He also showcased a funky R&B song "Juice" (original by Lizzo) with Lee Yong-ji, which garnered attention with over 12 million views on YouTube. Last month, he performed the stage of "Things that Leave Me" (original by Choi Baek-ho) with BTOB's Eunkwang on JTBC's "Begin Again Open Mic." Additionally, he made an impression with his unique sensibility when he appeared as the youngest singer on MBC's "Duet Song Festival" at the beginning of his debut, rearranging the stage of "Why is Love Like That" (original by Lee Seung-hwan) with general participants. His unit activities with SEVENTEEN's main vocalist, DK, also garnered attention, and their 1st mini-album title track "Blue" achieved good results on overseas music charts, which is unusual for a ballad. He also performed "Like Spring You Are" on KBS 2TV's "THE SEASONS - Song Si-kyung's Eardrum Boyfriend" aired on the 24th in Korea. He continues to be active in concerts and festivals, and it is expected that he will further warm up spring with his singing voice.
Skincare brand Ongredients has named SEVENTEEN leader S.COUPS as its official brand ambassador in Korea and Japan. The brand says his charismatic, trustworthy leadership matches its own direction, and plans to expand awareness through visuals, marketing campaigns, and new product promotions.
SEVENTEEN’s DK was chosen as the cover star for Dazed’s September issue, where he showed a calm, mature charisma. In an interview, he said he has always tried to improve himself steadily for CARAT and is now preparing to return as a stronger, deeper version of himself. He will enlist on September 8.
SEVENTEEN’s Dino successfully wrapped up his first solo concert, “2026 DINOxPicheolin [GilBOARD SHOW],” in Seoul, performing for over 15,000 fans. The three-day livestream reached CARATs in 71 countries and regions. Blending humor and emotion, he performed 20+ songs, thanked fans, and surprised the audience with a teaser for Picheolin’s new music video.
SEVENTEEN’s Vernon starts his mandatory military service today. On the 19th, he held a live broadcast on Weverse and told fans he wanted to say, “I’m off,” before enlisting. In May, he formed the new unit V8 with The8 and released the first mini album V8, featuring eight tracks about youth, confusion, recovery, and growth. SEVENTEEN members Wonwoo, Woozi, and Hoshi are also currently serving.
SEVENTEEN’s Vernon enlists today, and Pledis announced his enlistment on July 27 via Weverse. Dokyeom will enlist on September 8 as an active-duty Army soldier. Pledis asked fans not to visit training or service sites. The group’s other enlistments, including Mingyu, Seungkwan, and Dino, were also announced, while Wonwoo, Woozi, and Hoshi are already serving. Vernon recently promoted with the new unit V8 with The8.
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.
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