Following the conclusion of their massive “Follow” world tour, SEVENTEEN have dropped a new music video for their song “Headliner.”
SEVENTEEN's new music video, “Headliner,” is a highlight of the band's “Follow” tour, which kicked off in July 2023 and has seen them perform in numerous cities across Asia, including Seoul, Japan, the Philippines, and Macau.
The clip features never-before-seen footage of the band rehearsing and soundchecking, concert moments, and shots of fans holding up SEVENTEEN light sticks. The “Headliner” music video was released just hours after the tour's final show, “Follow,” which took place at Nissan Stadium in Yokohama on May 26.
“Headliner” was originally released as part of SEVENTEEN's mini-album “Seventeenth Heaven” in October 2023. The song was performed at several “Follow” shows following its release.
The boy band's “Follow” tour, which originally concluded in Macau in January 2024, has been extended with three additional encore concerts. These began in Incheon, South Korea in March 2024 and concluded in Yokohama, Japan last weekend.
Last month, SEVENTEEN released their first compilation album titled “17 Is Right Here,” which features a number of hits from their nine-year career and four new songs, including the title track “Maestro” and three B-sides from hip-hop, performance and vocal teams.
Next month, members Jeonghan and Wonwoo will debut as a new sub-unit with the single album, “This Man.” More information about the duo's upcoming release is expected to be announced in the coming weeks, with the full album set to drop on June 17 at 6 PM KST.
In June, SEVENTEEN will become the first K-pop act to perform at the 2024 edition of the iconic British music festival Glastonbury. That same month, the boy band will also headline Lollapalooza Berlin 2024.