TOMORROW X TOGETHER are taking their next world tour on an ambitious international run spanning Asia, North America, the United Kingdom and Europe.

The K-pop group’s ‘STEAL THE WIND’ world tour stretches across four continents, with shows planned in South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Malaysia, Indonesia, the United States, Mexico and several major European markets.

It’s a substantial global itinerary for TXT, whose five members, SOOBIN, YEONJUN, BEOMGYU, TAEHYUN and HUENINGKAI, have built an international audience far beyond their South Korean beginnings.

The tour launches with three performances in Seoul before moving through Asia.

Japan receives an especially extensive run, with multiple performances planned across Fukuoka, Tokyo, Osaka and Aichi. The Asian schedule also reaches Macau, Kaohsiung, Kuala Lumpur and Jakarta before the group heads to North America.

That portion takes TXT from the U.S. West Coast through Mexico and several major American markets, including Los Angeles, Dallas-Fort Worth, Atlanta, New York and Chicago.

Europe follows with stops in Manchester, Milan, Paris, Amsterdam, Antwerp and Cologne, while Hong Kong is included in the final stretch of the currently announced schedule.

The scale reflects how far TOMORROW X TOGETHER have travelled since debuting in 2019.

TXT have become one of K-pop’s most prominent internationally successful groups, combining pop, rock, electronic music and other styles with storytelling that frequently explores growing up, relationships and the emotional upheaval of youth.

Their performances have been a major part of that rise, with elaborate staging and choreography designed for increasingly large venues around the world.

‘STEAL THE WIND’ now gives the group another opportunity to bring that production to audiences across a particularly broad geographic footprint.

Rather than concentrating the tour in a handful of traditional K-pop markets, TXT are reaching fans across multiple regions over an extended period, from Seoul and Tokyo to Mexico City, Manchester and Paris.

For a group whose audience has steadily become more global, ‘STEAL THE WIND’ makes that reach impossible to miss.