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3 Jingle Ball Dates and a Solo Slot: TXT's Biggest U.S. Holiday Run Yet

TXT will make their Jingle Ball debut at three U.S. cities in December, with member Yeonjun joining the lineup as a solo act as well. KATSEYE, the HYBE-Geffen girl group, will also perform at the Dallas-Fort Worth show on December 1.

By Min-Ji HanSeptember 26, 20262 min read
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3 Jingle Ball Dates and a Solo Slot: TXT's Biggest U.S. Holiday Run Yet
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TXT are headed to Jingle Ball for the first time, and they're bringing an extra surprise: member Yeonjun will appear on the lineup both as part of the group and as a solo artist in his own right.

iHeartRadio announced the full 2026 iHeartRadio Jingle Ball Tour lineup on the 25th (local time), confirming TXT and Yeonjun among this year's performers. The annual U.S. holiday tour is one of the biggest pop events on the American calendar, and this marks TXT's first invitation to the stage.

3 Jingle Ball Dates and a Solo Slot: TXT's Biggest U.S. Holiday Run Yet

Where and when they'll perform

TXT and Yeonjun are scheduled for three consecutive stops: New York on December 11, Boston on December 13, and Washington D.C. on December 14. The double billing means Yeonjun will pull double duty each night, performing with his bandmates and then stepping out for a separate solo set.

KATSEYE, the Korean-American girl group formed through the HYBE and Geffen Records partnership, will also appear on the tour. Their date is December 1 at the Dallas-Fort Worth show, putting them on the bill alongside a lineup that includes Olivia Rodrigo, Jonas Brothers, Hillary Duff, Alex Warren, and Charlie Puth.

3 Jingle Ball Dates and a Solo Slot: TXT's Biggest U.S. Holiday Run Yet

STEAL THE WIND world tour comes first

Before the December dates arrive, TXT have a major milestone of their own to clear. Their fifth world tour, STEAL THE WIND, kicks off in Seoul on November 13 through 15, followed by already sold-out Macau dates on November 20 through 22. The Jingle Ball appearances slot in neatly after the Asian leg wraps, giving fans in the U.S. a chance to catch the group at peak momentum from a fresh tour cycle.

For Yeonjun, the solo Jingle Ball billing is a notable step. It places him on a major mainstream pop platform as an individual act, not just as a member of one of K-pop's biggest groups. MOAs tracking his solo trajectory will want to mark those December nights on the calendar.

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