TXT Announces Asia Stop For Their World Tour 2022 ‘ACT: LOVESICK’, Deets Inside!

On April 26, BIGHIT MUSIC announced the world tour for their K-pop band, TXT or Tomorrow By Together. The world tour will start in Seoul on 2nd July for a two-day stop and will continue in seven cities across the United States of America. The US stops will end on 23rd July and for the next stop, the band will tour across four countries in Asia.

The band will stop in Indonesia on the 12th of October for a concert at the Indonesia Convention Exhibition in Jakarta followed by a stop in the Philippines at the Mall Of Asia in Manila on the 15th and 16th of October. Further, the K-pop group will perform at Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center in Taipei on the 19th of October and for the last stop, they will perform at Thunder Dome, Muang Thong Thani in Bangkok, Thailand for two days, 22nd and 23rd of October.

TXT World Tour Asia
TXT World Tour Asia

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After starting off the tour in Seoul, Tomorrow By Together will land in the USA for their second concert in the country after 2019’s ‘SHOWCASE: STAR in US’. The group will start the US tour in Chicago on 7th July followed by New York on 9th July, Atlanta on 12th July, Dallas on 14th July, Houston on 17th July, San Fransisco on 21st July and the last stop in Los Angeles on 23rd July.

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