TWS Launches Debut Solo Concert Featuring Surprise Appearances by ZEROBASEONE and SEVENTEEN
TWS wrapped up their first solo concert with a special treat for both themselves and their fans. On June 22, during the final night of their three-day series, TWS held the concluding show of their 2025 TWS TOUR ’24/7 WITH:US’ IN SEOUL at the Jamsil Indoor Stadium in Songpa. The concerts ran from June 20 to 22 and attracted so much fan interest that they even introduced limited-view seats. For fans who couldn’t attend in person, the performances were streamed live on Weverse.
The night took an extra meaningful turn when some very familiar faces surprised TWS by showing up in the audience. Midway through the concert, member Hanjin stopped the show to recognize the presence of special guests.
"We’re truly grateful to ZEROBASEONE’s Hao and Taerae for coming to our concert. It means a lot to us."
Hanjin
Shortly after, Dohun added another shoutout to the group’s highly respected seniors.
"Our forever hyungs, SEVENTEEN’s Seungkwan and Jeonghan, are here too. We grew up dreaming while watching their performances. It’s an incredible honor to now be performing in front of them."
Dohun
Since both groups are under Pledis Entertainment, the support felt especially meaningful. SEVENTEEN debuted back in 2015 while TWS debuted in 2024, marking a nine-year difference between them. Notably, Jeonghan, currently serving his public service duties, attended the concert sporting a fresh buzz cut, catching the attention of fans.
The moment clearly touched TWS members on a personal level. Youngjae shared his thoughts about the support from their seniors and what it means to the group.
"I carefully reached out to let them know we were holding our first concert, and they came in person. We’re so thankful. From our trainee days to our debut as TWS, we went to many SEVENTEEN concerts and learned so much. Being able to now share what we’ve learned with our fans, 42, makes me incredibly happy."
Youngjae
Fans of TWS, known as 42, were thrilled by the unexpected appearances and cheered loudly, adding to the emotional atmosphere of the night.
Looking ahead, TWS is set to continue their ’24/7 WITH:US’ tour by heading to Japan in July. They’ll kick things off in Hiroshima on July 11, then move to Aichi for three shows from July 13 to 15. Following that, they’ll perform in Fukuoka on July 17 and 18, Miyagi on July 25 and 26, Osaka from July 28 to 30, and finally finish up in Kanagawa with two shows on August 9 and 10. In total, the Japanese leg will include 13 performances across six cities, giving fans plenty of chances to experience their live energy.