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K-pop boy band TXT announces new dates in Asia for their first-ever world tour
K-pop boyband TXT (Tomorrow X Together) has announced new dates in Asia for their very first world tour. Tomorrow X Together announced plans to visit four cities in Asia in October on Tuesday.
On June 21, Big Hit Music uploaded a notification on the fan community app Weverse describing the group’s impending shows in Asia, later sharing the news on Twitter. Called ‘Act: Love Sick’, the recently announced tour is set to start off in Seoul this July prior to going to North America and Japan, prior to jumping over to the remainder of Asia.
Notwithstanding the recently affirmed tour dates, TXT will likewise be performing six shows across four additional Asian cities — in particular Jakarta, Manila, Taipei, and Bangkok — this approaching October.
The quintet will start off its most memorable world tour, dubbed “Act: Lovesick,” with two concerts in Seoul on July 2-3. The next week, it will fly over to the US, performing multiple times in seven cities from Chicago and New York to San Francisco and Los Angeles. In September, it will take to stages in Osaka and Chiba, Japan, trailed by six performances in four cities.
In the meantime, the band’s fourth EP “minisode 2: Thursday’s Child” expanded its stay on the Billboard 200 to about a month. It ranked No. 59 on the chart during the current week subsequent to hitting it at No. 4 upon release.
At the hour of composing, Big Hit Music still can’t seem to release ticketing details for these recently announced shows. The Asia dates (excluding South Korea and Japan) of TXT’s ‘Act: Love Sick’ tour are as per the following:
October 2022
12 – Jakarta, Indonesia Convention Exhibition
15 – Manila, Mall of Asia Arena
16 – Manila, Mall of Asia Arena
19 – Taipei, Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center
22 – Bangkok, Thunderdome, Muang Thong Thani
23 – Bangkok, Thunderdome, Muang Thong Thani
TXT’s ‘ACT: LOVE SICK’ world tour will start off on July 2nd and 3rd at Jamsil Indoor Stadium in Songpa-gu, Seoul. On July 3rd, both offline and online live streaming will occur simultaneously.
Following their two-day concert in Seoul, the young men will make travel to 7 cities starting July 7th, including Chicago, New York, Atlanta, Dallas, Houston, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and others.
TXT will then, at that point, perform for their Asian fans in Jakarta on October 12, Manila from October 15-16, Taipei on October 19, and Bangkok from October 22-23.
Last month, TXT released their fourth mini-album, titled ‘minisode 2: Thursday’s Child’ alongside its title track ‘Good Boy Gone Bad’. The five-track record additionally denoted whenever the group first had parted into units for various tracks, on the B-sides ‘Lonely Boy (The tattoo on my ring finger)’ and ‘Thursday’s Child Has Far To Go’.
‘minisode 2: Thursday’s Child’ had likewise denoted TXT’s most memorable domestic release of 2022, and arrived approximately nine months after the release of ‘The Chaos Chapter: Fight Or Escape’, a repackaged version of their May 2021 sophomore album ‘The Chaos Chapter: Freeze’.
In a glowing five-star review of the new record, NME’s Rhian Daly wrote that it “fully justifies that hype, continuing to position Tomorrow X Together as voices for their generation (and beyond) with songs that are both sublime in quality and evocative reflections of life’s ups and downs.”
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