'17 Japan Concert: Say the Name Seventeen

2017 concert series by Seventeen August 2026 '17 JAPAN CONCERT Say the name #SEVENTEEN Seventeen Kobe and Yokohama, Japan 17 CaratBoys BeLove & LetterGoing Seventeen 2017 02 15 2017 02 22 6 in 2 cities 52,000attendance Calculated from four sold-out 7,000-seat concerts in Kobe and two sold-out 12,000-seat concerts in Yokohama. Dispatch reported the overall attendance as approximately 50,000. Shining Diamonds Tour(2016) 17 Japan Concert: Say the Name Seventeen(2017) Diamond Edge World Tour(2017) The 17 Japan Concert: Say the Name Seventeen (stylized as 17 JAPAN CONCERT Say the name #SEVENTEEN) was a concert series by South Korean boy band Seventeen. It was held over six shows from February 15 to 22, 2017, at World Memorial Hall in Kobe and Yokohama Arena in Yokohama, Japan.ja:'17 JAPAN CONCERT Say the name #SEVENTEEN https://www.seventeen-17.jp/statics/say_the_name17 SEVENTEEN Japan official site Pledis Entertainment ja August 11, 2026 All six shows sold out, including restricted-view seats at Yokohama Arena, and the series drew approximately 50,000 attendees. The concerts took place more than a year before Seventeen's formal Japanese debut.Yang Ji-yeon ko:세븐틴, 日 단독공연 성료…"5만 열도팬 홀렸다" https://www.dispatch.co.kr/678868 Dispatch February 23, 2017 ko Background In August 2016, Seventeen held their first concerts in Japan, performing five shows in Osaka and Tokyo under the title 2016 Like Seventeen – Shining Diamond in Japan Concert.ja:2016 'LIKE SEVENTEEN - Shining Diamond' in Japan CONCERT https://www.seventeen-17.jp/statics/shining_diamond SEVENTEEN Japan official site Pledis Entertainment ja August 11, 2026 Kstyle reported that approximately 350,000 ticket applications had been received for around 12,000 available seats. The new concert series, announced on December 12, 2016, increased the scale of the group's previous Japanese shows by approximately four times.ja:SEVENTEEN、来年2月横浜＆神戸にてアリーナコンサート開催決定！ https://kstyle.com/article.ksn?articleNo=2058803 Kstyle December 12, 2016 ja The title was taken from Seventeen's greeting, "Say the name, Seventeen". According to the announcement, it represented the group's intention to reintroduce themselves to the Japanese audience through an arena-scale concert. At the time, Seventeen had not formally debuted or released an original record in Japan. Concert synopsis The concert opened with a remixed version of "Boom Boom", followed by "No F.U.N", "Shining Diamond", "Chuck" and a concert remix of "Rock". The performances incorporated moving stages, pyrotechnics and synchronized choreography, with the members introducing themselves and addressing the audience in Japanese between songs.ja:【REPORT】SEVENTEEN、日本のファン5万人を魅了！「'17 JAPAN CONCERT Say the name #SEVENTEEN」最終公演レポート https://kstyle.com/article.ksn?articleNo=2064212 Kstyle February 23, 2017 ja The middle portion highlighted Seventeen's three sub-units Teams. The hiphop team performed "Check-In", "Monday to Saturday" and "Fronting", followed by a mixed-member performance of "Drift Away". The performance team presented "Who", "OMG" and "Highlight", while the vocal team performed "20" in Japanese, "When I Grow Up" and "Don't Listen in Secret". The full group reunited for "Hit Song" and "Fast Pace" before performing a sequence of singles consisting of "Pretty U", "Adore U", "Mansae" and "Very Nice", which concluded the main set.ja:SEVENTEEN 『'17 JAPAN CONCERT Say the name #SEVENTEEN』DVD&Blu-ray https://www.seventeen-17.jp/posts/discography/wjkqcw SEVENTEEN Japan official site Pledis Entertainment August 23, 2017 ja For the encore, the group returned with "Smile Flower" and "Beautiful". The concert concluded with a Japanese-language version of "Love Letter", the second song translated into Japanese specifically for the concert series. Commercial performance The concert series was approximately four times larger than Seventeen's first Japanese concert series in August 2016, for which approximately 350,000 ticket applications had been received for 12,000 available seats. All six performances sold out despite the group not yet having formally debuted in Japan.ja:【REPORT】SEVENTEEN、日本のファン5万人を魅了！「'17 JAPAN CONCERT Say the name #SEVENTEEN」最終公演レポート https://kstyle.com/article.ksn?articleNo=2064212 Kstyle February 23, 2017 ja The four concerts at World Memorial Hall sold approximately 7,000 seats per performance, while the two Yokohama Arena concerts filled approximately 12,000 seats each. Additional restricted-view tickets released for the Yokohama performances also sold out. Contemporary reports placed the combined attendance at approximately 50,000. The final Yokohama Arena performance was the largest venue used for a Seventeen solo concert up to that point. The concert's live DVD sold approximately 11,000 copies during its first week and debuted at number one on the Oricon Weekly DVD Ranking. It also topped Oricon's combined Music DVD and Blu-ray Ranking.ja:9/4付週間DVD総合ランキング1位はSEVENTEENの『'17 JAPAN CONCERT Say the name #SEVENTEEN』 https://www.oricon.co.jp/news/2096076/full/ Oricon News August 31, 2017 ja Set list The following set list is taken from the official home-video track listing recorded at Yokohama Arena. It is not intended to represent every concert in the series. 22em "Boom Boom" "No F.U.N" "Shining Diamond" "Chuck" "Rock" "Check-In" (hip-hop team) "Monday to Saturday" (hip-hop team) "Fronting" (hip-hop team) "Drift Away" "Who" (performance team) "OMG" (performance team) "Highlight" (performance team) "Still Lonely" "20" (Japanese version; vocal team) "When I Grow Up" (vocal team) "Don't Listen in Secret" (vocal team) "Hit Song" "Fast Pace" "Pretty U" "Adore U" "Mansae" "Very Nice" "Smile Flower" "Beautiful" "Love Letter" (Japanese version) Concert dates + List of concerts, showing dates, cities, country, venue and attendance Date (2017) City Country Venue Attendance February 15 Kobe Japan World Memorial Hall 28,000 February 16 February 18 February 19 February 21 Yokohama Yokohama Arena 24,000 February 22 Total 52,000attendance Broadcast and home media Footage from both Yokohama Arena concerts was recorded for a concert special, which was broadcast exclusively on WOWOW on March 26, 2017.ja:横浜アリーナ公演を3月26日にWOWOW独占放送！ https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000003639.000001355.html PR Times WOWOW March 22, 2017 ja A two-disc DVD recorded at Yokohama Arena was released in Japan on August 23, 2017, followed by a single-disc Blu-ray edition on April 18, 2018. Both editions contain approximately 120 minutes of concert footage, a 28-minute making-of documentary and a 100-page photobook. The DVD sold approximately 11,000 copies in its first week and debuted at number one on the Oricon Weekly DVD Ranking. It also topped Oricon's combined Music DVD and Blu-ray Ranking.ja:9/4付週間DVD総合ランキング1位はSEVENTEENの『'17 JAPAN CONCERT Say the name #SEVENTEEN』 https://www.oricon.co.jp/news/2096076/full/ Oricon News August 31, 2017 ja See also Seventeen videography List of Seventeen live performances Notes References External links Official concert page Category:Seventeen (South Korean band) concert tours