K-pop group Seventeen concluded the US leg of their Right Here World Tour with two sold-out stadium performances at BMO Stadium in Los Angeles on November 9 and 10. It was the group’s first US stadium show, attended by over 22,000 fans each night, and the culmination of a three-week tour spanning five cities, including Chicago, New York, San Antonio and Oakland.

After kicking off the tour with back-to-back shows in Chicago on October 22 and 23, all 10 of Seventeen’s US dates sold out shortly after tickets went on sale. At the Los Angeles finale, the group thanked the fans, saying, “It’s an honor to meet you at such a big venue. It’s all thanks to you.”

The three-hour show consisted of 23 songs, including performances by Fear, Fearless and Maestro, as well as high-energy hits like Super and God of Music. The set also included a performance from recent release Love, Money, Fame (featuring DJ Khaled) and crowd-favorite Unit. During the encore, fans participated in the group’s signature interactive performance of Very Nice, participating in high notes, dance battles, and riff-offs.

Reflecting on the success of the tour, member Vernon commented, “It’s definitely a night I won’t forget… Seventeen people performing at this venue and you all packed the whole place, it’s is incredible.”

The finale was complemented by Seventeen the City Los Angeles, a citywide event in partnership with local organizations that included themed pop-ups, historic lighting, a fan party, and Seventeen’s logo-illuminated Santa Monica Pier. A Ferris wheel was included. Fans enjoyed the intense experiences, marking Los Angeles as a true celebration of Seventeen’s influence.

With the US leg completed, Seventeen will continue the Right Here World Tour with scheduled stops in Japan and other major Asian cities.