LE SSERAFIM Announces First-Ever Kyocera Dome Osaka Concert After 'Spaghetti' Hits 300M Streams

LE SSERAFIM's 'Spaghetti,' the J-Hope-featuring title track from their first single album, crossed 300 million Spotify streams on the 5th, reaching 300.14 million plays and becoming the group's ninth song to hit that mark. The group cleared 200 million streams on the track back in February, adding the next 100 million in roughly six months.

The milestone puts 'Spaghetti' in company with some of LE SSERAFIM's biggest catalog moments. ANTIFRAGILE leads the group's Spotify numbers at over 700 million streams, followed by Perfect Night and CRAZY at 500 million each. SEVENTEEN tracks in total have now crossed the 100 million mark, a figure that speaks to the breadth of a discography that's still only a few years old.

'Spaghetti' was already notable for its chart performance when it dropped: the single peaked at No. 50 on the Billboard Hot 100 and No. 46 on the UK Official Singles Top 100, both career bests for the group at the time. J-Hope's feature gave it a sharp hook and considerable crossover pull, and the streaming numbers suggest that combination has had real staying power.

What's coming next

The timing is well chosen. LE SSERAFIM releases their second single album, Made My Night, on the 11th. The release rolls out in two stages: a collaborative music video with the game Overwatch drops at midnight, followed by the full audio release at 1 p.m. The album carries two tracks, the title song Made My Night and AEIOU.

From there, the group's fall calendar fills up quickly. They take the closing stage at BlizzCon 2026 on the 13th, kick off a U.S. tour on the 16th, and appear at the iHeartRadio Music Festival on the 19th.

A Japan dome debut to close the year

Looking further ahead, LE SSERAFIM will perform at Kyocera Dome Osaka on December 19 and 20, their first time at that venue. The shows extend a run of major Japanese arena milestones: last November, the group drew around 80,000 fans across two nights at Tokyo Dome.

The Osaka dates follow the conclusion of their Japanese tour PUREFLOW, which wrapped on the 2nd and 3rd with shows at Marine Messe Fukuoka Hall A. The tour launched in July in Osaka and moved through Kanagawa, Shizuoka, Miyagi, and Fukuoka, five cities in all, with sold-out nights and additional seats opened at multiple stops.

After finishing PUREFLOW, the members reflected on what the run meant to them, describing it as a miracle-like moment where people who normally spend their days apart come together as one. For a group that has moved from rookie milestones to dome stages in just a few years, that feeling seems well earned.