TXT are going everywhere — and they're doing it in style.
On August 27 at midnight KST, the group officially announced their 2026-2027 world tour "STEAL THE WIND," kicking off with three nights in Seoul from November 13 to 15, 2026. From there, the tour stretches across Asia, North America, and Europe, with stops officially numbered in the twenties — and a tour graphic that ends with "AND MORE."
The tour at a glance
TXT's announced itinerary spans seven months and three continents. After Seoul, the group heads to Macau (November 21-22), then a run of Japan dates — Fukuoka, Tokyo, Osaka, and Aichi — from December through February. March brings Kaohsiung, Kuala Lumpur, and Jakarta before the North American leg lands in May: Tacoma, Inglewood, Mexico City, Fort Worth, Atlanta, Belmont Park, and Chicago. Europe follows in June with Manchester, Milan, Paris, Amsterdam, Antwerp, and Cologne, before the tour closes out in Hong Kong on June 19-20, 2027.
That's a genuinely global routing. Many K-pop tours still lean heavily on Seoul and a handful of stops; TXT's schedule hits large markets and secondary cities alike, with multiple dates in Japan and a full North American circuit that includes Mexico City as a headline destination rather than an afterthought.
The strategic picture
Starting a world tour in November with only the Seoul dates confirmed means the first ticketing window comes fast — K-pop fans know this drill. The seven-month window also signals confidence: TXT are booking arena tours with the reach of a group that's been charting globally for years.
The routing also tells a story about where TXT's fandom is strongest. Twelve of the announced stops are in Asia, seven in North America, six in Europe. That balance reflects a group whose audience is genuinely distributed — comfortable headlining a K-pop market like Korea, a pop market like the United States, and still drawing across Western Europe.
What to expect next
BIGHIT MUSIC has confirmed that further tour stops have yet to be announced, so this list is only the first wave. Fans in cities not yet named — including any number of markets between and beyond these — should expect more announcements in the coming weeks.
For MOTA, the wait won't be easy. But between the Seoul kickoff, the sheer scale of what's already been announced, and the promise of more stops to come, TXT's "STEAL THE WIND" tour is shaping up to be one of the defining K-pop touring runs of the cycle.
