TOMORROW X TOGETHER to Kick Off New World Tour 'STEAL THE WIND' in Seoul this November

The group TOMORROW X TOGETHER (Soobin, Yeonjun, BEOMGYU, Taehyun, Huening Kai) revealed the schedule for their fifth world tour, 'TOMORROW X TOGETHER WORLD TOUR : STEAL THE WIND', through the fan community platform Weverse on the 27th.

The tour will kick off with Seoul performances from November 13 to 15. It will continue with Asia performances in Macau from November 21 to 22, and Fukuoka, Japan, is scheduled for December 19 to 20. In 2027, the Japan tour will continue with Tokyo from January 7 to 8, Osaka from January 30 to 31, and Aichi from February 20 to 21. Following this, the Asia tour will continue with Kaohsiung, Taiwan, from March 6 to 7, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on March 13, and Jakarta, Indonesia, on March 20. In North America, performances are scheduled starting with Tacoma on May 4, followed by Inglewood on May 7, Mexico City on May 12, Fort Worth on May 15, Atlanta on May 18, Belmont Park on May 22, and Chicago on May 25. In Europe, concerts will be held in Manchester on June 2, Milan on June 5, Paris on June 7, Amsterdam on June 10, Antwerp on June 12, and Cologne on June 14, with the Asia Hong Kong performance scheduled for June 19 to 20. In addition, additional cities are expected to be revealed sequentially.

The tour name 'STEAL THE WIND' is a performance prepared in a new format following the 'ACT' tour series, which included 'ACT : LOVE SICK', 'ACT : SWEET MIRAGE', 'ACT : PROMISE', and 'ACT : TOMORROW'. The tour name carries the meaning of 'making the flow one's own' and expands the meaning of 'wind' that appeared in the 8th mini album '7TH YEAR: When the Wind Briefly Stopped in the Thorns' into a performance. Using the wind, which causes unpredictable chaos while simultaneously serving as the driving force to move forward, as a theme, it expresses the determination to take control and move forward in any situation.

TOMORROW X TOGETHER previously completed their fourth world tour early this year. Through that tour, they held 29 performances in 17 cities and met approximately 564,000 spectators.

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