SEVENTEEN’s Duo DxS Announces Asia Tour Dates for "SERENADE" ON STAGE

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Fans across Asia have a reason to celebrate as DxS, the newest duo from the globally popular group SEVENTEEN, has officially announced the dates and locations for their upcoming tour, titled "SERENADE" ON STAGE.

Quick Summary

  • DxS, featuring SEVENTEEN members Dokyeom and Seungkwan, will begin their tour in April 2026.
  • The tour kicks off with a three-day event in Incheon, South Korea, at the Inspire Arena.
  • International stops include Chiba, Macao, and Kaohsiung, marking their first major tour as a duo.

What Happened

On February 23, 2026, the official channels for SEVENTEEN announced the itinerary for the "SERENADE" ON STAGE tour. This tour follows the successful debut of the duo's first mini-album, Serenade, which was released on January 12 with the lead track "Blue."

The tour is scheduled to start at the Inspire Arena in Incheon from April 17 to April 19. Following the opening performances in South Korea, the duo will travel to meet fans in Chiba (Japan), Daegu (South Korea), Macao, and Kaohsiung (Taiwan). This announcement has generated significant excitement as it marks the first time these two members will headline a concert series as a specialized sub-unit.

Who is DxS?

For those new to the scene, SEVENTEEN is a world-renowned 13-member South Korean boy group known for their high-energy performances and for "self-producing" their own music and choreography. DxS is a sub-unit—a smaller group formed within the main team—consisting of members Dokyeom (DK) and Seungkwan.

Both Dokyeom and Seungkwan are celebrated as the main vocalists of SEVENTEEN. They are widely recognized in the industry for their powerful vocal range and emotional delivery, often appearing on variety shows and singing for television soundtracks. DxS allows these two artists to showcase a more intimate and vocal-focused musical style compared to the full 13-member group's performances.

Why This Matters in K-pop

In the K-pop industry, "units" or "sub-units" are a strategic way for large groups to explore different musical genres and give individual members more spotlight. The formation of DxS is particularly significant because it pairs two of the most technically skilled vocalists in the industry today.

By launching a dedicated tour so soon after their debut as a duo, their management company is highlighting the strong individual brand power of these members. This tour not only strengthens the group's presence in the Asian market but also proves that even smaller configurations of a large group can successfully fill major arenas, reflecting the massive global demand for SEVENTEEN’s brand of entertainment.

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