Seventeen's Hoshi, Woozi to enlist in September
Woozi will enlist on Sept. 15 and Hoshi on the following day; and both as active-duty soldiers in the Army. They will be the third and fourth members of the band to enlist, after Junghan and Wonwoo.
The two same-aged bandmates teamed up as a subunit in March and brought out single album 'Beam' fronted by '96ers.' The duo will kick off its first fan concert tour 'Warning' in Seoul on July 11. After a three-date gig in Seoul, it will visit fans in Busan and Gwangju as well as Taipei and Yokohama, Japan.
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