TXT 'Steal the Wind' World Tour 2026: Full Dates & Cities
TXT will kick off its fifth world tour, "Steal the Wind," with three nights in Seoul starting Nov. 13 - the first tour title in six years that doesn't carry the word "Act." Big Hit Music confirmed the news Thursday via Weverse, alongside an initial schedule spanning Asia, North America and Europe through June 2027.
The break from the "Act" series is deliberate. TXT's four previous tours - Act: Lovesick (2022), Act: Sweet Mirage (2023), Act: Promise (2024) and Act: Tomorrow (2025-26) - built a single continuous narrative across six years. "Steal the Wind" starts a new one. The title also connects to TXT's eighth EP, "7TH YEAR: A Moment of Stillness in the Thorns," whose Korean title includes the word "wind" - Big Hit says the imagery carries forward into the tour's framing of the group taking control of an unpredictable direction rather than following one.
After the Seoul opening, the tour moves to Macau on Nov. 21-22, then into Japan for stops in Fukuoka, Tokyo, Osaka and Aichi running December through February. An Asian leg with Kuala Lumpur follows in March. The North American run opens May 4 in Tacoma, Washington, and includes Mexico City - TXT's first-ever show there - along with Atlanta and Chicago. The tour closes in Europe with Manchester, Paris and Amsterdam, then wraps June 19-20 in Hong Kong. Big Hit says additional cities will be added.
TXT's last outing, Act: Tomorrow, closed in February with 29 shows across 17 regions and 564,000 total attendees - the group's largest tour to date. That run launched at Gocheok Sky Dome in August 2025 before expanding through the U.S. and Japan. "Steal the Wind" is built on that same infrastructure but adds a market TXT has never played as a headliner.
Before any of that, TXT headlines the 2026 Global Citizen Festival on Sept. 26 at Central Park's Great Lawn, sharing the bill with Ms. Lauryn Hill & Wyclef Jean, Lenny Kravitz, John Legend, Lainey Wilson and Shaboozey - a free, ticketed-by-action event unrelated to the tour's own sales.
Ticketing information for "Steal the Wind" has not been released. In its Weverse notice, Big Hit Music wrote only that it would "provide additional information" on presales and general sales - the same line the label used before Act: Tomorrow, which went on to sell out most of its 29 dates within hours of on-sale.
