K-pop group Seventeen will bring its boy power to San Antonio's Frost Bank Center this fall
Editor's note: This story was updated after the Frost Bank Center revealed there will be no public pre-sale tickets for the concert. K-pop boy-band Seventeen will perform two San Antonio shows as part of its Seventeen Right Here World Tour, which will only stop in five U.S. cities. The 13-member group — known for blending dance-pop, hip-hop and R&B (and, naturally, looking really cute while doing so) — will perform Thursday, Oct. 31, and Friday, Nov. 1, at Frost Bank Center, according to venue officials.
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