TXT Named Only Korean Act at 2026 Global Citizen Festival Before World Tour Launch

TXT will open their fifth world tour on home turf, with three consecutive nights at Seoul's KSPO DOME scheduled for November 13–15. Big Hit Music confirmed the dates on the 14th, along with plans for an online live stream to run alongside each show.

The tour is called STEAL THE WIND, a name the group and their label describe as meaning "to make the flow your own", an expression of the five members' intent to lead rather than follow, whatever the circumstances. It marks a deliberate shift in direction: the STEAL THE WIND tour steps away from TXT's long-running ACT series, which framed much of their recent output as connected narrative chapters, and opens a new chapter with no predefined arc.

A tour that spans four continents

Seoul is the starting point, but the itinerary fans are waiting for goes considerably further. After the Korean dates, TXT will travel through Asia, Japan, North America, and Europe, making STEAL THE WIND their most geographically ambitious run to date. Specific city and venue announcements for the international legs are still ahead.

Ticketing in Korea opens on October 1st with a domestic membership presale, followed by a global membership window and then general on-sale, rolling out in sequence.

A warm-up the world will be watching

Before any of that, TXT has a rather significant warm-up engagement. On the 26th (local time), they will perform at the 2026 Global Citizen Festival in New York's Central Park, as the only Korean act on the lineup. Member Yeonjun will also deliver a solo performance at the event, giving MOAs an early look at what this new era might feel like on a stage that size.

For a group that built the ACT series into a cohesive world with its own internal logic, launching something explicitly new is a meaningful signal. STEAL THE WIND suggests TXT are ready to stop narrating and start moving.