Seventeen continues solidifying their position as global stars with immense ticket power.

The group has emerged as an 'absolute powerhouse,' conquering both the realms of albums and performances. This year, they boldly took on the unprecedented 'double-digit million seller' status in K-pop history through album sales, highlighting their 'ultimate' ticket power as they attracted 510,000 fans during the '5-Dome Tour' in Japan.

The pinnacle of Seventeen's success was unmistakably evident in the recently concluded Japan 5-Dome Tour. The 'Seventeen Tour Follow to Japan,' spanning 12 captivating installments across prestigious venues like Tokyo Dome, Saitama Super Arena, Nagoya Dome, Osaka Kyocera Dome, and Fukuoka PayPay Dome, drew an astounding total audience of over 510,000. 

Seventeen accomplished the difficult feat of selling out tickets for every performance, gathering over 40,000 attendees per concert.

The grand finale of the 5-Dome Tour, held at Fukuoka PayPay Dome, garnered extra attention as it was broadcast live in the format of 'Global Live Viewing.' This became a global spectacle as 1,500 theaters in 66 countries worldwide, including the United States, Japan, Indonesia, Malaysia, Mexico, Germany, Canada, and Brazil, mobilized to showcase the performance, drawing an audience of more than 750,000 global fans, known as 'Carats.'

Remarkably, album sales achieved 'historic' heights. Combining their group and special unit albums, the group has achieved an impressive total of nearly 17 million in album sales.

The 11th mini-album, 'Seventeenth Heaven,' released in October, not only surpassed the highest number of pre-orders in K-pop history but also set a record for the most album sales within the first week.

Seventeen's journey doesn't stop here; they will extend their 'Follow Tour' from the end of this year until January in major Asian cities. Commencing with Bangkok, Thailand, on December 23 and 24, the '3-Dome Stadium Tour' is on the horizon for the Philippines and Macao in January.