San Antonio fans of K-Pop are in for a treat as the global phenomenon group Seventeen announces a stop in the Alamo City during their forthcoming world tour. The "Seventeen Right Here World Tour in U.S." is scheduled to take the stage at the Frost Bank Center on October 31 and November 1, later this year, according to KENS 5.

For those eager to snag tickets, general sales are set to begin on August 15 at 3 p.m. and can be purchased through the Frost Bank Center website or Ticketmaster, music enthusiasts looking for exclusive presale access are encouraged to sign up for Frost Bank Center's All Access Newsletter selecting the "Pop" genre; the preceding tour by Seventeen carried the title "Seventeen World Tour Be the Sun" and took place in September of 2022, per KENS 5.

The upcoming tour follows their album "FML" achieving the title of the best-selling K-pop album of all time, impressively selling over $6 billion copies. Their most recent "Seventeen Tour 'Follow' Again," pulled in a staggering 380,000 fans across just eight shows in Korea and Japan, showcasing their enormous popularity, as reported by KENS 5.

Adding to the excitement, fans across the United States can look forward to nine shows in five different cities including San Antonio; SEVENTEEN will begin the U.S. leg of the tour at the Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Illinois on October 22-23, then onto UBS Arena in Belmont Park, New York on October 25 and 27, also the Oakland Arena in Oakland, California on November 5-6, and finally a closing show at BMO Stadium in Los Angeles on November 9 SEVENTEEN's tour is a culmination of their global reach and influence, as shared by Billboard.

For those with CARAT memberships, an exclusive presale will open on August 13 at 3 p.m. local time. Further details including registration information and times are available on the fan platform Weverse, while general sales are slated to begin on August 15, via Ticketmaster, it was mentioned that an exhibition featuring artifacts from SEVENTEEN and other K-pop groups, like BTS and TOMORROW X TOGETHER, is available for viewing at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles through September 15 in case fans can't catch the live performance, Billboard reports.