K-pop group SEVENTEEN. Photo from SEVENTEEN's X accountK-pop boy group SEVENTEEN is preparing to make a comeback in October and embark on a new world tour, its label announced Monday.

Pledis Entertainment bared the 13-member band's activities for the rest of 2024 through a notice on fan community app Weverse.

"They are now working towards their 12th mini album (extended play) coming this October," Pledis said.

Pledis said the group would also go on a world tour titled "Right Here," with stops across Asia and the United States. Additionally, the band is set to tour Japan's dome venues and release a single album in the country.

"The members of SEVENTEEN are determined to connect with [fans called] CARATs from different regions through their music and performances," the agency said.

In late July, the group had dropped a 14-second teaser video for the "Right Here" tour.

The label said it would provide further details on the album and tour through separate notices in the future.

Earlier this year, SEVENTEEN released a greatest hits album, titled "17 Is Right Here," followed by the debut of a sub-unit composed of members Jeonghan and Wonwoo.

In January, the group went to the country for the two-day Philippine stop of its "Follow" tour.

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This August, SEVENTEEN is also set to release a concert film based on the "Follow" tour's encore show in Korea, which will be screened in Philippine cinemas.

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