SEVENTEEN turns Los Angeles into fan experience hub with Airbnb

SEVENTEEN is transforming Los Angeles into an extended concert space through a new partnership with Airbnb, HYBE, and PLEDIS Entertainment, leading up to their October 16โ€“17 BMO Stadium shows. The program, part of HYBEโ€™s THE CITY project, brings fan experiences beyond the arena and into the city itself.

SEVENTEEN Los Angeles fan experiences poster for citywide events Oct. 11โ€“19
Poster promoting SEVENTEENโ€™s citywide fan experiences in Los Angeles, Oct. 11โ€“19. Courtesy of PLEDIS Entertainment

Fans will be able to book Airbnb Originals starting September 24 at 6:00 p.m. PT, with prices ranging from $50โ€“$180. Offerings include a dance workshop with choreographer Alexa (Lex) Woo, a styling session with Jessica Song of Ssooniestyle, and a Koreatown welcome party hosted by rapper Dumbfoundead with DJ HOWMINI.

The celebrations stretch across Los Angeles with a Santa Monica Pier lighting show (Oct. 15โ€“17), a free Singalong Party at Universal CityWalk (Oct. 14), and pop-up shops in Koreatown (Oct. 4โ€“Nov. 16) and at ComplexLA (Oct. 11โ€“13). Banners and displays around BMO Stadium and LAX will further extend the concert atmosphere across the city.

SEVENTEEN Los Angeles fan experiences map of citywide events Oct. 11โ€“19
Map showing locations for SEVENTEENโ€™s Los Angeles fan events running Oct. 11โ€“19. Courtesy of PLEDIS Entertainment

Local businesses are also joining in. Restaurants and dessert shops including Baekjeong, Ahgassi Gopchang, Itโ€™s Boba Time, and Wanderlust Creamery will feature SEVENTEEN-themed items during the tour period, linking the global K-pop group with Los Angeles neighborhoods and especially Koreatown.

The Los Angeles events follow SEVENTEENโ€™s anniversary collaboration with Airbnb in Seoul earlier this year and preview similar programs set for Tokyo in December. Since their debut in 2015, the 13-member group has built a reputation as one of K-popโ€™s top touring acts, topping Billboardโ€™s 2025 midyear Boxscore as the highest-grossing K-pop tour.