TOMORROW X TOGETHER will begin their fifth world tour with three Seoul concerts before traveling across Asia, Japan, North America and Europe.
TOMORROW X TOGETHER is opening a new chapter on the road.
The five-member group will launch its fifth world tour, STEAL THE WIND, with three concerts in Seoul from November 13 to 15, 2026. The tour will then continue across Asia, Japan, North America and Europe through June 2027.
BIGHIT MUSIC has not yet announced the Seoul venue, ticketing schedule or complete list of international cities. Additional information will be released through official channels.
The regional announcement alone, however, confirms that STEAL THE WIND will be another large-scale global tour for Soobin, Yeonjun, Beomgyu, Taehyun and Hueningkai.
For MOA, the most intriguing detail may not be where the group is traveling. It is the fact that TXT has finally chosen a tour name without the word “ACT.”
The End of TXT’s ACT Era
TXT’s previous four world tours were presented as chapters in the ACT series:
- ACT: LOVESICK
- ACT: SWEET MIRAGE
- ACT: PROMISE
- ACT: TOMORROW
The naming convention turned each tour into more than a collection of performances. Every concert functioned like a new act in the group’s larger coming-of-age story, connecting music, visual effects, choreography and narration.
STEAL THE WIND breaks that tradition.
Rather than announcing another “act,” the new title sounds like a direct command. It suggests movement, urgency and the decision to take control of a force that cannot normally be captured.
According to the concept behind the tour, wind can create unpredictable confusion, but it can also become the force that carries someone farther. TXT’s message is about refusing to be pushed around by that uncertainty and choosing to create their own direction.
It is a fitting idea for a group entering its eighth year.
TXT debuted in 2019 with a youthful story about friendship, dreams and the excitement of meeting someone who understands you. Their later albums explored temptation, separation, identity and the uncomfortable process of growing up.
Now, instead of simply surviving change, the members appear ready to control its momentum.
Why the Wind Matters to TXT’s New Chapter
The tour expands the wind motif introduced through TXT’s eighth mini album.
That connection gives STEAL THE WIND the potential to become a more unified concert narrative rather than a standard greatest-hits tour. The album provides the emotional foundation, while the live production can transform the idea into something physical.
Wind is invisible, but its effects can be seen and felt. Onstage, that could inspire movement through fabric, lighting, sound, confetti and choreography. These production details have not been announced, but the concept offers TXT’s creative team numerous ways to turn an abstract idea into a large-scale visual experience.
The word “steal” also changes the mood. It makes the title feel active and slightly rebellious, matching the dramatic energy that has long shaped TXT’s performances.
The members are no longer waiting to discover where the wind will take them. They are attempting to claim it for themselves.
Following a Tour That Reached 564,000 Fans
The new tour arrives after a major period of live growth for TXT.
Their previous world tour, ACT: TOMORROW, ran from August 2025 to February 2026. It included 29 performances across 17 cities and attracted approximately 564,000 concertgoers.
That tour demonstrated how much TXT’s live audience had expanded. It also gave the group experience adapting its production for different venues and markets, from Korean concerts to large international stops.
Starting STEAL THE WIND in Seoul only months later shows that touring remains central to TXT’s current direction.
The three-night opening will give Korean MOA the first opportunity to see how the new story, setlist and stage design come together. It will also establish the structure that international audiences will experience when the tour travels overseas.
The exact route has not been disclosed, so rumored cities and venues should not yet be treated as confirmed.
A New Story Built With MOA
The timing of the announcement carries additional meaning because TXT is currently celebrating its seventh debut anniversary.
The group’s immersive exhibition, LAYERS OF US, is being held at The Seouliteum in Seoul’s Seongdong district through September 6. The exhibition looks back at the different layers of TXT’s journey and the memories created with MOA.
Together, the exhibition and world tour create an interesting transition.
LAYERS OF US asks fans to look back at the group’s first seven years. STEAL THE WIND turns attention toward what happens next.
That balance between memory and forward movement has always been important to TXT’s music. Their songs frequently revisit shared promises and lost moments, but they rarely remain trapped in the past. Even their most emotional stories eventually lead toward another door, another name or another possible future.
The new tour title captures that same instinct. The wind may be uncertain, but standing still is not the answer.
What Fans Can Expect Next
BIGHIT MUSIC has so far confirmed only the Seoul dates and the tour’s broader regional route.
Several major details remain to be announced, including:
- The Seoul concert venue
- Ticket reservation dates
- Membership presale information
- International cities and venues
- The complete tour schedule
- Online streaming availability
Fans should rely on TXT’s official Weverse and BIGHIT MUSIC channels for those announcements.
What is already clear is that STEAL THE WIND represents more than TXT’s fifth global tour. It is a reset in how the group names and frames its concerts after four consecutive ACT chapters.
For years, TXT invited MOA to watch each new act of their story. This time, they are asking fans to run with them into something less predictable.
The wind is changing, and TXT intends to decide where it goes.