SEVENTEEN’s Jeonghan and Joshua will begin a solo tour in October, expanding their new unit’s first mini album, DREAMSCAPE, into live stages.
September/28/2026 16:51
SEVENTEEN’s Jeonghan and Joshua are embarking on a solo tour along with new unit activities. According to Pledis Entertainment, Jeonghan and Joshua will open “JEONGHAN X JOSHUA JOURNEY INTO -DREAMING-” at Incheon Inspire Arena from October 30 to November 1 this year. The tour will continue until February next year. Starting in Incheon, the two will sequentially visit Belluna Dome in Saitama, Japan, on November 21–22, Galaxy Arena in Macau on December 11–12, Taipei Arena on January 9–10, 2027, BEXCO in Busan on January 30–31, and AsiaWorld-Arena in Hong Kong on February 20–21. This performance expands the worldview of their first mini album, “DREAMSCAPE,” which will be released on October 19 this year, onto the stage. The released poster shows Jeonghan and Joshua as if they have wandered into a deep dream, foreshadowing a fantastical performance concept. “DREAMSCAPE” is an album themed around the “dream realm,” where fantasies in the unconscious and ideals one wants to achieve in reality intersect and collide. Through this new release, Jeonghan and Joshua plan to showcase a new musical style created by the two of them. • SEVENTEEN’s Jeonghan and Joshua release the promotion schedule for their first mini album, “DREAMSCAPE” • SEVENTEEN’s Jeonghan and Joshua form a new unit! Release first mini album “DREAMSCAPE” on October 19
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