More than two months before their return to the country.
On Wednesday, October 30, more details regarding the upcoming Philippine concert of K-pop group SEVENTEEN were revealed by the local organizers.
The Korean group is set to hold a two-night concert titled ‘Right Here’ at the Philippine Sports Stadium in Bocaue, Bulacan on Saturday, January 18, and Sunday, January 19, 2025.
Including the additional charges, ticket prices for the said concert range between Php 5,500 for a Bleachers Center 2 seat and Php 20,000 for the stage-adjacent VIP B and C sections.
- Bleachers Center 2 – Php 5,500
- Bleachers Mid 2 – Php 7,500
- Bleachers Premium 2 – Php 9,500
- Bleachers Center 1 – Php 10,000
- Bleachers Mid 1 – Php 12,500
- Bleachers Premium 1 – Php 13,500
- Standing I, J – Php 14,000
- Standing A2, D2 – Php 14,500
- Standing A1, D1 – Php 15,000
- Standing G, H – Php 16,500
- VIP E, F – Php 19,500
- VIP B, C – Php 20,000
As per the details provided, a CARAT membership pre-sale will take place on Wednesday, November 13, 2024 from 12:00 noon to 11:59 pm.
General selling of the tickets will then commence on Friday, November 15 at 12:00 noon via SM Tickets.
‘Right Here’ marks the return of the team after their successful two-night ‘Follow’ concert at the Philippine Sports Stadium in Bocaue, Bulacan last January 2024.
Although, during that concert, team leader S.Coups and Jeonghan were not able to participate during that event due to health concerns.
Also part of the ‘Right Here’ tour are our neighboring Southeast Asian cities: Singapore, Jakarta, and Bangkok, where the group is scheduled to perform after the Bulacan concert.
Anew, Jeonghan will be sitting out of the Bulacan concert, as he is set to formally enlist in the military on Thursday, September 26.
Meanwhile, Jun will also not join the tour due to his acting project in his home country of China.
SEVENTEEN debuted in 2015 and went on to release multiple hit tracks like ‘Pretty U,’ ‘Aju Nice,’ ‘Don’t Wanna Cry,’ ‘Clap,’ ‘Oh My,’ ‘Home,’ ‘Hit,’ ‘Fear,’ ‘Left and Right,’ ‘Home; Run,’ ‘Ready To Love,’ ‘Hot,’ and ‘Super,’ among others.