TWS has closed its first Asia tour, wrapping the â2026 TWS TOUR â24/7:FOR:YOUâ in Kaohsiung after a run that brought the six-member group to audiences across the region.
Herald Muse reported that the finale took place at Kaohsiung Arena, closing a tour that began at Seoulâs KSPO DOME and continued through Fukuoka, Hyogo, Kanagawa, Macau, Bangkok and Singapore before its final stop in Taiwan.
Across 15 shows, the tour drew about 115,000 fans in total, according to the report. That scale makes the first Asia tour a significant live milestone for TWS, rather than a short regional swing built around a single city.
The setlist reflected both the groupâs recent releases and its tour-only material. The report lists fifth mini-album songs âGet It Nowâ, âFire Escapeâ and âWhy You So Bad?â, alongside unreleased unit songs âSHIFTâ, â꡸ 긴 ë°¤ě ě§ëě¨ ëěę˛â and âHOW DID YOU DO THATâ. In Japan, the group performed all songs from its second local single, âSODA SODAâ, while a stop in the Chinese-speaking region included a Mayday cover, âLian Ai Ingâ.
Speaking about the run, the members said they had grown while meeting fans, known as 42, in many cities and thanked them for their support. They said the tourâs message was about a gift, adding: âwe felt like we received a gift instead.â
The tour also arrives at a busy moment in TWSâs release schedule. PLEDIS Entertainment previously announced the groupâs second single album, âTO USâ, for release on November 2 at 6 p.m. KST, with a trailer titled âBeing Together : TO USâ opening the rollout. The members are Shinyu, Dohun, Youngjae, Hanjin, Jihoon and Kyungmin.
For fans, the Kaohsiung finale therefore works as both a closing chapter and a handover: the live run ends just as the new single cycle begins, giving the group a ready audience for its next promotion. The report notes the members pledged to keep pushing through the end of the year, a signal that the tour finale is not being treated as a pause.
With the tour complete, attention now turns to how âTO USâ performs when it arrives on November 2, and whether the live momentum from 15 shows carries into the groupâs next chart run.