Sector 17 Concept Photos: SEVENTEEN Signals a New Beginning With Dashing Visuals

South Korean boy band SEVENTEEN took to Twitter to share their new concept photos for the 4th album repackage Sector 17 and fans are loving their beautiful looks. This is the second set of pictures that have been shared by the group for the album repackage and sets a wide contrast from the group’s previous photos. The new pictures show the boys in a more sunny and flowery atmosphere giving them an ethereal look which is soothing to the eyes. Fans are definitely loving these beautiful and playful vibes that the band is showcasing and are also intrigued by the ‘New Beginning’ message that has been shared along with the pictures.

Sector 17 is the repackaged version of the group’s fourth studio album Face the Sun which became their first album ever to chart in the Billboard top 200 for four weeks. Following their first concept photos that showed the group in an icy landscape, the warmth of the sun has now melted the snow and a grassy landscape has finally come. With the sun shining with warmth and the flowers blooming everywhere, the members are beginning a new chapter in their lives as SEVENTEEN.

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From ‘New Heights’ to ‘New Beginnings’ the members have come a long way and are able to smile like the flowers blooming around them. They are ready to Face the Sun with their bright smiles and with nothing holding them back.

Check out the SEVENTEEN’s Sector 17 Concept Photos

SEVENTEEN is a 13-member South Korean Kpop group under Pledis Entertainment and consists of S.Coups, Jeonghan, Joshua, Jun, Hoshi, Wonwoo, Woozi, DK, Mingyu, The8, Seungkwan, Vernon, and Dino. The group has made many achievements since its debut on May 26, 2015, and has also taken part in numerous philanthropical projects. They have also taken part in many entertainment projects with In the SOOP being one of them.

Sector 17 by SEVENTEEN is set to release on July 18, 2022, at 6 PM KST.

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Riya Singh
Riya Singh
Riya Singh has a Bachelors in English and a Masters in Psychology. She's a K-drama enthusiast and has a writing experience of more than 2 years.

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