TOMORROW X TOGETHER is going back on the road with “STEAL THE WIND,” the group’s fifth world tour. The trek opens in Seoul this November and runs into the summer of 2027, taking TXT through Asia, North America, and Europe.
Here’s everything confirmed so far about the TXT World Tour 2026, including dates, ticket prices, and how to prepare for the shows.
TXT World Tour 2026: What We Know So Far
Big Hit Music announced “STEAL THE WIND” on August 27, 2026, through Weverse, confirming it as TXT’s fifth world tour. The run opens with three nights in Seoul on November 13, 14, and 15, then continues through Macau, Japan, and several other Asian markets before crossing into North America and Europe in 2027.
This is the first TXT tour title in years that doesn’t use the word “Act,” marking a shift from the “ACT: TOMORROW” and “ACT: SWEET MIRAGE” eras. It follows “ACT: TOMORROW,” the group’s fourth tour, which drew roughly 564,000 fans across 29 shows in 17 cities after launching at Seoul’s Gocheok Sky Dome in August 2025.
Big Hit has said more cities will be added as the tour progresses, so the current list isn’t final. Venues for most stops, including Seoul, have not been announced yet.
TXT Concert 2026 Dates and Locations
The first wave of confirmed dates covers Seoul, Macau, and Fukuoka between November and December 2026. Additional stops in Japan and beyond stretch into 2027, but the table below covers the initial 2026 run announced by Big Hit Music.
| Date | City | Country/Region |
|---|---|---|
| Nov. 13, 2026 | Seoul | South Korea |
| Nov. 14, 2026 | Seoul | South Korea |
| Nov. 15, 2026 | Seoul | South Korea |
| Nov. 21, 2026 | Macau | Macau |
| Nov. 22, 2026 | Macau | Macau |
| Dec. 19, 2026 | Fukuoka | Japan |
| Dec. 20, 2026 | Fukuoka | Japan |
These seven shows are only the opening stretch. TXT already has additional Japan dates locked in for early 2027, along with stops across Asia, North America, and Europe that extend the tour into that summer.
TXT Concert 2026 Asia Dates
TXT’s Asia leg runs from the Seoul opener in November 2026 through spring 2027, with Japan getting the most stops of any region. After Seoul and Macau, the group heads to Fukuoka in December, then returns to Japan for Tokyo (Jan. 7-8, 2027), Osaka (Jan. 30-31, 2027), and Aichi (Feb. 20-21, 2027).
The Asia leg continues afterward with Kaohsiung on March 6-7, 2027, Kuala Lumpur on March 13, and Jakarta on March 20. Hong Kong closes out the announced Asia dates on June 19-20, 2027, after the European leg wraps.
That’s 19 shows across Asia so far, more than any other region on “STEAL THE WIND.” It reflects how central the region remains to TXT’s touring base, especially Japan, where the group has consistently sold out dome and arena venues.
TXT Concert 2026 North America Dates
TXT’s North American leg doesn’t start in 2026. It opens on May 4, 2027, in Tacoma, Washington, and runs through late May. The confirmed stops are Tacoma (May 4), Inglewood, California (May 7), Mexico City (May 12), Fort Worth, Texas (May 15), Atlanta (May 18), Belmont Park, New York (May 22), and Chicago (May 25).
Mexico City stands out as a first for TXT. The group has performed in the country before at the AXE Ceremonia festival in 2025, but this will be their first solo concert there. It’s a meaningful addition for Mexican MOAs, TXT’s fandom, who haven’t had a dedicated tour stop before.
The venues for the North American concerts have not been announced yet. It was also stated by Big Hit Music that additional concerts may take place in the United States and Canada, so the list may get expanded.
How to Buy TXT Tour 2026 Tickets
Big Hit Music hasn’t released ticketing details for “STEAL THE WIND” yet. Its Weverse announcement said only that presale and general sale info would follow later, the same approach used before “ACT: TOMORROW.”
Past TXT tours have followed a similar pattern: fan club verification first, then a Weverse global presale, then general sale.
Seoul shows typically sell through NOL World, while international dates run through region-specific platforms like Ticketmaster. MOAs should watch TXT’s official channels for exact sale dates, since past presale windows have closed within hours. For a broader rundown of how presales and fan club windows usually work across different groups, check out this guide to buying K-pop concert tickets.
TXT World Tour 2026 Ticket Prices
Official ticket prices for “STEAL THE WIND” haven’t been announced. The estimates below are based on typical pricing patterns from TXT’s past tours and comparable HYBE arena shows, not confirmed figures for this tour.
| Ticket Type | Estimated Price | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Upper-Level Seats | $60–$120 | Budget fans |
| Lower-Level Seats | $120–$250 | Best overall view |
| Floor Seats | $180–$350 | Fans wanting to be closer |
| VIP Seats | $300–$500+ | Premium experience |
| Resale Tickets | $300–$1,000+ | Sold-out shows |
The Seoul prices are always shown in Korean won currency instead of being divided into such levels as the one shown above. To give an example, the cost of the general tickets for TXT’s MOA CON fan meeting scheduled to take place in the first months of 2026 will be around 154,000 won ($110) for all seating and standing tiers.
Resale prices vary widely depending on the city and how quickly a show sells out. TXT’s last tour sold out most of its 29 dates within hours, so shows with limited venue capacity, like Seoul and Tokyo, are likely to see higher resale markups than larger North American stops.
TXT Concert 2026 Setlist
TXT has not released a setlist for “STEAL THE WIND,” and nothing has been officially confirmed. Any list circulating online ahead of the tour should be treated as unverified.
Based on the group’s recent activity, the tour is expected to lean on material from “7TH YEAR: A Moment of Stillness in the Thorns,” their most recent album, alongside staples from the group’s catalog like “Deja Vu,” “Chasing That Feeling,” and older favorites that have appeared across multiple tours.
TXT’s past setlists have typically mixed new title tracks with fan-favorite B-sides and rotate slightly by region.
Fans will likely get a clearer picture of the setlist once the Seoul opening shows happen in November, since those concerts usually set the template for the rest of the tour.
How to Prepare For TXT World Tour 2026
Preparing for “STEAL THE WIND” involves first becoming a fan club member, as many HYBE concerts have exclusive ticket pre-sales that are open only to fan club members before being made available for everyone else. The best option is to join TXT’s official fan club and connect a Weverse account early is the most reliable way to get a shot at good seats.
A few other things to have ready before tickets go live:
- A verified Weverse account tied to your region, since presale access is often split by country
- A backup payment method saved in your ticketing platform account to avoid delays at checkout
- Having multiple devices or browser tabs ready if the show is expected to sell out quickly
- A plan for travel and lodging if attending a stop outside your home city, since hotel prices near tour venues tend to rise fast after dates are announced
Following TXT’s official social channels and Big Hit Music’s Weverse notices is the best way to catch exact sale dates as soon as they’re posted.
Conclusion: TXT Will Perform in Seoul and Macau in November, and Fukuoka in December
TXT’s “STEAL THE WIND” world tour kicks off with three shows in Seoul on November 13-15, 2026, followed by two nights in Macau on November 21-22, and two shows in Fukuoka on December 19-20.
From there, the tour continues through Japan, other parts of Asia, North America, and Europe into the summer of 2027. Ticket prices and exact venues are still to be announced, so keeping an eye on official TXT and Big Hit Music channels is the best way to stay updated.
FAQs
Yes. TXT announced “STEAL THE WIND,” which is their fifth world tour, on August 27, 2026. The tour will begin with three performances in Seoul, scheduled to start on November 13, 2026.
Not yet. The tour leg for North America for “STEAL THE WIND” starts in May 2027 in Tacoma, Washington. For now, there have been no shows scheduled for 2026 except for Seoul, Macau, and Fukuoka.
TXT has not announced official ticket prices yet. According to previous concert experiences of TXT and HYBE artists, arena ticket prices normally vary from $60 for seats in the upper sections to $500 or even more for VIP tickets.
Yes, frequently. TXT’s previous tour, “ACT: TOMORROW,” sold out most of its 29 shows within hours of tickets going on sale, so fans should expect similar demand for “STEAL THE WIND.”
TXT concerts have typically lasted between 2 and 2.5 hours, including encore. The exact concert length can vary according to the city and if there are other elements in the concert apart from the performance itself.
