Tomorrow X Together (TXT) Taehyun, 7th Anniversary Debut Reflection and Recontract Announcement... All Seats Sold Out for Concerts in 4 Japanese Cities

Tomorrow X Together (TXT) Taehyun revealed new photo shoots and an interview through the fashion magazine Arena Homme Plus. In this photo shoot, Taehyun showcased a matured atmosphere and various styles to celebrate his 7th debut anniversary. He wore a variety of outfits including leather jackets, expressing a strong image through the use of monotone colors and shadows. In the interview, Taehyun expressed deep affection for the team. Tomorrow X Together (TXT) (Soobin, Yeonjun, Beomgyu, Taehyun, Huening Kai) all renewed their contracts with their agency Big Hit Music this year. Taehyun said, ″We received a lot of congratulations and support. Actually, we all had the desire to continue together, and everyone agreed. We want to show more and believe that things will go well in the future.″ Taehyun’s determination for self-development was also revealed. He said, ″You can’t be careless when things are going well, and when things aren’t going well, you never know when an opportunity will come. So you always have to be prepared. If you do your best in everything, the opportunity will come again.″ He continued, ″I once said I would show ’Taehyun 2.0,’ and I am in the process of completing that. I recently met a mentor like a benefactor and am relearning vocalization. As I feel the change in myself, my goals have risen, and every day is enjoyable.″ Taehyun’s photo shoot and interview can be found in the August issue of Arena Homme Plus, on the official website, and on official channels. Meanwhile, Tomorrow X Together (TXT) will release their 5th Japanese single, Setsuna Hanabi (セツナハナビ), on August 19. This album includes a total of four songs: the title track and three original new songs including ″Silence″ and ″Nice to Meet Ya.″ Also, to celebrate their 7th anniversary since their Japanese debut this year, they held a special concert series, ″2026 TXT MOA CON IN JAPAN,″ with eight performances across four cities, all of which were sold out.