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K-pop sensation SEVENTEEN has topped Pollstar’s Asia Focus Top Touring Artists chart, generating approximately $97.4 million in concert revenue and selling 661,088 tickets between August 1, 2025, and July 31, 2026. The figures were reported by Pollstar, a leading publication covering the live entertainment industry.
🌏 How Did SEVENTEEN Reach No. 1?
The group’s SEVENTEEN WORLD TOUR [NEW_] included major stadium performances across Asia, including South Korea, Hong Kong, Singapore, Thailand and the Philippines. The group also sold out four shows at Hong Kong’s Kai Tak Stadium, according to Korean media reports.
🔥 K-pop’s Strong Showing
SEVENTEEN led a chart dominated by Korean acts:
Six of the top 10 artists were K-pop acts, highlighting the genre’s substantial presence in Asia’s live music market.
📈 Why It Matters
The figures reflect the scale of demand for major K-pop tours across Asia and the importance of stadium concerts to the industry. The reported revenue represents concert touring earnings during Pollstar’s specified tracking period, not the artists’ total income or personal earnings.
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