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SEOUL, Nov. 4 (Yonhap) -- "We hope the music from this album resonates for a long time. We want Tomorrow X Together (TXT) to hold a place in people’s hearts, a team they’ll want to keep seeing,” shared TXT's Taehyun, during the press conference for their third world tour, "ACT: PROMISE."
The press event took place at the KSPO Dome in Seoul on Sunday, a day before the release of the band's much-anticipated new album.
Reflecting on their world tour, which kicked off at the KSPO Dome in May and covered 28 shows across 17 cities, leader Soobin recalled the surreal feeling of performing in such large venues, saying, "Standing on those stages made me realize the extent of the love we receive."
Beomgyu added, "I couldn’t perform the full setlist due to an injury, but watching my members work even harder to cover for me showed just how close we’ve grown as a team."
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TXT’s upcoming new album, "The Name Chapter: SANCTUARY" -- the first part of their fourth series following "Dream Chapter," "Chaos Chapter," and "Name Chapter" -- centers on love.
The title track, "Over the Moon," a refreshing pop song with a dreamy intro, conveys the thrill of love and future dreams shared with “you.” Other tracks, like "Heaven," "Danger," and "Higher Than Heaven," capture moments of love’s magic and transformation.
The members shared that they recently met with BTS’s Jin, who completed his military service in June, for encouragement and advice.
Huening Kai said, “We had a meal together, and he offered a lot of support.” Beomgyu added, “I messaged him today, and he said he was looking forward to both the concert and the new album.”
Addressing recent challenges within their agency, Soobin noted, “We’ve been busy with the tour and album preparation since May, and we’re fully committed to giving our best on stage, unaffected by our surroundings.”
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