Legendary K-pop group SUPER JUNIOR is celebrating their 20th debut anniversary with a week-long global project titled “SJ WEEK.”
The celebration begins today, November 3, and runs until November 11, with special events and exclusive content spanning Seoul and major international cities. The project commemorates the group’s official debut date — November 6 — highlighting two decades of iconic performances, laughter, and music that shaped K-pop history.
Seoul Lights Up BLUE for SUPER JUNIOR
In Seoul, Namsan Seoul Tower will shine in Super Junior’s signature blue, while fans can also enjoy LED displays at SM Entertainment’s Seongsu headquarters, KWANGYA@Seoul, and Seoul Forest’s KWANGYA Garden.
Additionally, Lotte Cinema theaters nationwide will screen special tribute videos, offering fans a nostalgic look back at the group’s most memorable moments.
Global Landmarks Join the Celebration
The “SJ WEEK” festivities expand worldwide — from Dubai’s Imagine Show, Bangkok’s Siam Paragon, and Hanoi’s Lotte Mall West Lake, to Singapore’s Bugis Street, Orchard Gateway, The Star Vista, and Hong Kong’s Times Square, World Wide House, and ELEMENTS Mall — each showcasing exclusive SUPER JUNIOR visuals and messages.
Fans across 18 countries, including the U.S., Canada, Brazil, Mexico, the U.K., France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Australia, and New Zealand, can also enjoy Super Junior’s greatest music videos on SMTOWN Channel via Samsung TV Plus.
Special Broadcasts and YouTube Content
On November 6, Mnet will air a special broadcast compiling Super Junior’s most legendary stages, alongside the re-airing of the beloved reality show “Super TV.”
Later that night, at 10 PM KST, fans can tune in to SUPER JUNIOR’s official YouTube channel for a special self-produced video showing members reuniting under one roof — their first “dorm-style” content in years.
Looking Ahead: “SUPER SHOW 10” in Taipei
As part of their 20th anniversary world tour “SUPER SHOW 10,” Super Junior will perform three nights of concerts from November 14–16 at the Taipei Dome, the city’s largest indoor venue.
With SJ WEEK marking two decades of music, brotherhood, and fandom unity, Super Junior continues to prove why they remain one of K-pop’s most enduring legends.