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TXT Announces STEAL THE WIND World Tour, Kicking Off in Seoul This November

TOMORROW X TOGETHER has announced their fifth world tour, STEAL THE WIND, opening in Seoul on November 13-15 before spanning Asia, Japan, North America, and Europe through June 2027. The announcement comes from Big Hit Music, and follows a previous world tour that drew roughly 564,000 fans across 29 shows in 17 cities.

By Min-Ji HanAugust 27, 20262 min read
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TXT Announces STEAL THE WIND World Tour, Kicking Off in Seoul This November
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TOMORROW X TOGETHER will launch their fifth world tour this November, with Big Hit Music confirming on the 27th that the Seoul opener runs November 13 through 15. From there, the tour sweeps through Asia, Japan, North America, and Europe, wrapping up in June 2027.

The tour is called STEAL THE WIND, and the name carries a deliberate meaning: just as wind can bring unpredictable chaos but also the force needed to push forward, the concept is about seizing the current and making it your own. It's the kind of thematic framing TXT have always done well, folding a philosophical idea into something you can put on a poster and a stage.

TXT Announces STEAL THE WIND World Tour, Kicking Off in Seoul This November

Following up a massive run

The group's previous world tour, ACT : TOMORROW, covered 17 cities across 29 shows and drew approximately 564,000 attendees, a number that puts the scale of what STEAL THE WIND will need to deliver into clear perspective. For a group now heading into their fifth global run, the bar keeps moving upward, and the fanbase (MOA) has grown consistently alongside it.

Full city dates and venue details beyond the Seoul opener have not yet been announced, but the November 13-15 shows will give the tour its first real live moment before it spreads out across the rest of the world. Fans in North America and Europe will want to watch official channels closely as routing details drop in the coming weeks.

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