- Full Single 'CHIKAI' and Title Track MV to Release on July 3rd

Tomorrow X Together (투모로우 바이 투게더 - TXT 투바투) is gearing up for their highly anticipated Japanese comeback, which is just a day away.

On July 2nd at midnight, TXT (members Soobin, Yeonjun, Beomgyu, Taehyun, and Hueningkai) unveiled a teaser for the music video of their upcoming Japanese single 'CHIKAI' (誓い/치카이) on HYBE Labels’ official YouTube channel and the group’s social media platforms. The title track, 'We'll Never Change,' encapsulates a touching promise of unwavering commitment.

The teaser opens with an intense scene where a bright light radiates from Beomgyu’s eyes. It then shifts to poignant images of Hueningkai, Soobin, and Taehyun, each gazing wistfully into the distance in various settings like a gym, a banquet hall, and an office, evoking a sense of longing. The video then transitions to nostalgic flashbacks of the group’s past moments together, juxtaposing the happy memories with Yeonjun’s tearful expression, heightening the emotional impact.

TXT also gave fans an early glimpse of the 'We'll Never Change' music video on a Japanese TV program aired on July 1st. The broadcast featured a sneak peek of the lyrics, “Even if we are far apart / Even as we grow older / One promise / We’re never, we’re never, we’re never changing.” This segment of the music video, reminiscent of the content introducing the members at their debut, sparked significant interest among fans.

'We'll Never Change' is a poignant mid-tempo ballad showcasing the group’s heartfelt and melodious vocals. The song narrates the journey of growing together, acknowledging that while both ‘you’ and ‘I’ might change, the promise of being together forever remains unbroken.

Set to release on July 3rd at midnight, TXT’s Japanese single 'CHIKAI' features three tracks: the new songs 'We'll Never Change' and 'Kitto Zutto,' alongside the Japanese version of 'Deja Vu' from their Korean album 'minisode 3: TOMORROW.'

TXT is also embarking on their first-ever Japanese dome tour, beginning with performances in Tokyo on July 10th and 11th as part of the 'TOMORROW X TOGETHER WORLD TOUR IN JAPAN.' This milestone marks them as the fastest Korean group to hold a four-dome tour in Japan, covering Tokyo Dome, Kyocera Dome Osaka, Vantelin Dome Nagoya, and Fukuoka PayPay Dome.