They are set to release their mini-album 'NO TRAGEDY' on the 27th.
The group aims to elevate their popularity through various activities in Japan.
TWS has created unforgettable memories with around 30,000 fans in Japan ahead of their comeback. They successfully held their '2026 TWS 2ND FANMEETING <42:CLUB> IN JAPAN' at Pia Arena MM in Yokohama over the weekend.
Kicking off the concert with 'HOT BLUE SHOES' and 'Freestyle,' they showcased exclusive new songs like 'I Will Be Your Every Possibility' and energized the audience with local debut song 'Nice to see you again.' The heartfelt fan song 'I'll Become Tomorrow for You' and various other performances deeply resonated with their Japanese fans.
A special cover performance of SHISHAMO's '明日も (Asu mo)' received an enthusiastic response, illustrating TWS's deep connection with the audience. As they aim for greater recognition in Tokyo, TWS is set to release their mini-album 'NO TRAGEDY' on the 27th, marking the start of a new musical chapter.
Additionally, they will unveil mysterious content titled 'OPENING SONNET: star-cross’d lovers' today. TWS is actively participating in the Japanese music scene with appearances on TBS's 'CDTV Live! Live!' and at 'KCON JAPAN 2026' from April 8-10.
TWS's recent fan meeting in Japan was a significant moment showcasing deep connections with their fans. The special cover and diverse performances reaffirmed their unique charm, which will generate heightened excitement ahead of their comeback. Their strong ambition during this event creates greater anticipation for future activities.
The upcoming mini-album 'NO TRAGEDY' encapsulates the passion of love and youth, reflecting their honest feelings towards complicated relationships. This album is expected to forge various emotional connections and resonate deeply with fans, providing a powerful message.
As TWS continues to expand its recognition in Japan, they are likely to achieve sustained success. Their participation in major events like KCON will further broaden their global fanbase while elevating interest in Korean pop music.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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