SEVENTEEN’s new unit JxJ, featuring Jeonghan and Joshua, is set to meet fans on the road with their first concert tour, “JEONGHAN X JOSHUA JOURNEY INTO [DREAMING].” The tour will begin in South Korea in October and continue across Asia through February 2027. PLEDIS Entertainment announced the tour on September 28.
The tour will take JxJ to six cities across Asia, with the final shows scheduled for Hong Kong in February 2027.
The tour comes just days after JxJ’s debut mini album, “DREAMSCAPE,” is released. The album is scheduled to arrive on October 19 at 6 p.m. KST. According to PLEDIS Entertainment, “DREAMSCAPE” explores two forms of dreaming: unconscious fantasies and ideals that people hope to make real.
JxJ DREAMING tour dates and venues
JxJ will open the tour with three concerts at INSPIRE ARENA in Incheon from October 30 to November 1, 2026.
The currently announced schedule is:
- October 30-November 1, 2026: Incheon, South Korea, INSPIRE Arena
- November 21-22, 2026: Saitama, Japan, Belluna Dome
- December 11–12, 2026: Macau, Galaxy Arena
- January 9–10, 2027: Taipei, Taiwan, Taipei Arena
- January 30–31, 2027: Busan, South Korea — Bexco
- February 20–21, 2027: Hong Kong — Asiaworld-Arena
That gives JxJ a total of 13 shows across six cities, based on the announced schedule.
What about tickets?
Ticketing details for the overseas dates have not yet been fully announced. Fans should wait for official notices from JxJ, PLEDIS Entertainment and the relevant regional ticketing platforms before purchasing tickets.
For the Incheon concerts, ticketing information is expected to be released separately through the official Weverse/SEVENTEEN channels. The official tour announcement currently confirms the dates and venue but does not provide final ticket prices or general-sale details.
Fans should also be careful with unofficial ticket sellers, particularly before the official sales dates and ticket platforms for each stop are confirmed.
SEVENTEEN’s Recent Activities
SEVENTEEN members have also formed several smaller units over the years. Jeonghan and Wonwoo previously teamed up as JxW in 2024. Other two-member combinations have included Hoshi x Woozi, S.Coups x Mingyu, DK x Seungkwan, and Vernon x The8. JxJ will now add another combination to SEVENTEEN’s growing list of special units.
The group’s unit activities have become particularly important as its members navigate South Korea’s mandatory military-service period.
SEVENTEEN members are currently completing military service. Jeonghan was the first to complete his service and was discharged on June 25, 2026. Wonwoo began his alternative military service on April 3, 2025, while Hoshi and Woozi began their active-duty Army service on September 15 and 16, 2025, respectively.
The group’s enlistment schedule continued in 2026. Vernon began his service on August 20, followed by DK on September 8 and Mingyu on September 10. PLEDIS confirmed that the three members will not participate in SEVENTEEN activities while serving, although previously prepared content will continue to be released for CARATs.
Meanwhile, Seungkwan and Dino are scheduled to enlist on October 26, 2026, where they will serve as members of the Army military band.
Joshua is a U.S. citizen, while Jun and The8 are Chinese citizens, meaning they are not part of the same mandatory military-service schedule. S.Coups has also been exempted from mandatory military service.
With members completing their service at different times, SEVENTEEN has increasingly relied on individual and unit activities to keep connecting with fans. In July, PLEDIS also confirmed that all 13 SEVENTEEN members renewed their contracts.
Meanwhile, “DREAMSCAPE” will be released on October 19, 2026, at 6 p.m. KST, while pre-orders began on September 23 through Weverse Shop, YES24, Aladin, MAKESTAR, Apple Music, EVERLINE and Fanplee.
The duo also has a special event planned in Seoul following the album’s release.
The JxJ 1st Mini Album “DREAMSCAPE” SPECIAL FAN PARTY will take place on November 8, 2026, at 5 p.m. KST at the Seoul Women’s University Auditorium.
