K-pop group Tomorrow X Together. Photo from Tomorrow X Together's X account
Mark your calendars, MOA! South Korean boy band Tomorrow X Together (TXT) is scheduled to make a comeback in July with their fourth full-length album.
On Thursday, label BigHit Music announced that the five-member group would release the album, "The Star Chapter: Together," on July 21.
The announcement was made via a notice on the WeVerse app, which also revealed that pre-orders began on Thursday.
On the YouTube channel of HYBE Labels, the parent company of BigHit, the group dropped a teaser that showed the album's logo.
The album is the second installment to the group's "Star Chapter" series of releases, following the extended play (EP) "The Star Chapter: Sanctuary."
Apart from the comeback, the group is also set to embark on a new tour, titled "Act: Tomorrow," beginning August.
Composed of Soobin, Yeonjun, Beomgyu, Taehyun and Huening Kai, TXT debuted in 2019 with the EP "The Dream Chapter: Star." Since then, they have emerged as one of K-pop's leading boy groups, even ranking among the world's best-selling artists in 2023.