THE 8 and Vernon Pop-Up Guide: Dates, Reservations and What to See at SEVENTEEN V8 Pop-Up

THE 8 and Vernon’s pop-up for V8 is a short-run Seoul event tied to SEVENTEEN’s new unit, V8. The SEVENTEEN V8 Pop-Up runs from July 4 to July 9, 2026, at HYBE Yongsan 1F, with visits handled through online reservations rather than general walk-in entry.¹

For readers planning around the event, the essentials are the date, venue, booking rule and what the pop-up actually contains. The available source material supports a clear visit plan: reserve online, arrive for the selected slot, and expect an album-themed space focused on V8’s first mini album V8, the title track “singasong,” photo zones, listening areas and merchandise.

THE 8 and Vernon Pop-Up: Essential Visit Details

The most important planning point is the reservation rule. HYBE’s Weverse visit guide states that entry uses an online reservation system and that each Weverse account can reserve one time slot.¹ If several people plan to visit together, the source material does not provide a separate group-entry rule, so each visitor should rely only on the official reservation guidance available for their own account.

NOL World also lists the event as available through online pre-booking and confirms the July 4 to July 9 schedule at HYBE Yongsan 1F.³ Its listing describes the pop-up as connected to THE 8, Vernon, the new album and the performance, so the event should be understood as a V8-focused experience rather than a broad SEVENTEEN exhibition.

What Visitors Can See at the V8 Pop-Up

The pop-up is built around the theme of V8’s first mini album, V8. Yonhap reported that the space includes props from the “singasong” music video, including a sofa and RC car, along with a listening zone and a graphic photo zone.² That makes the event useful for fans who want more than a purchasing stop: the confirmed features point to a compact album-world experience with music, visuals and photo opportunities.

Star Today reported additional layout details, including a large media wall at the entrance playing the “singasong” music video. The interior is described as including music-video props, a listening zone and a graphic photo zone.⁵ In practical terms, visitors can expect the event flow to begin with a strong visual entry point, then continue into areas that connect the album’s sound and imagery to physical displays.

The album context gives the pop-up its focus. PLEDIS Entertainment’s Weverse notice announced that V8’s first mini album V8 would be released on June 29, 2026, and described the project around THE 8 and Vernon transforming spent youth, instability and growth into forward momentum through electronic music.⁴ The same notice included the short message, “We ask for your interest and anticipation for “V8.””⁴

Because the available sources emphasize the album theme, “singasong” visuals and experience zones, visitors should not treat the pop-up only as a store. The confirmed elements suggest a visit built around viewing, listening, photographing and browsing merchandise in one album-linked space.

Merch and Practical Planning Notes

The merch zone has the clearest product information among the sources. bntnews reported that the pop-up will offer four album goods and nine concert goods, including a carabiner, incense holder, card holder, return top and tumbler.⁶ The same report said clothing, hats and bandanas were made in collaboration with global fashion designer Kazuki Kuraishi, with design input from the members and inspiration from V8’s music.⁶

The source material does not provide prices, stock quantities, payment methods, refund rules or restock schedules. For planning purposes, the safest approach is to separate confirmed information from unavailable information: the event has a merch zone and named product categories, but purchase conditions are not detailed in the provided sources.

The pop-up also sits within a broader V8 release period. Star Today reported that V8 released the eight-track mini album V8 on June 29 and noted planned solo shows in Goyang and Hong Kong in July.⁵ That context matters for fans deciding whether to visit the pop-up, buy goods or follow the album’s performance activities, but the visit itself is still limited to the July 4 to July 9 Seoul event window.

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