The K-pop sensation TOMORROW X TOGETHER (TXT) is bringing their massive 7th-anniversary celebration straight to the big screen with an exclusive global theatrical broadcast. Presented by Trafalgar Releasing, BIGHIT MUSIC, and HYBE, this is an unmissable event for fans worldwide. Get ready, MOA! Here are five essential things you need to know about the 2026 TXT MOA CON IN JAPAN: LIVE VIEWING.
- The Broadcast Date and Venue
The event, officially titled 2026 TXT MOA CON IN JAPAN: LIVE VIEWING, will be broadcast live to cinemas worldwide on Sunday, May 24, 2026. The concert is being broadcast live from Aichi’s IG Arena in Nagoya, Japan. This global cinema event marks the group’s 7th anniversary. - It’s the Only Chance for International MOA
Since the MOA CON dates are limited strictly to Korea and Japan, the global cinema event serves as the exclusive opportunity for international fans (MOA) to experience the milestone concert. The broadcast offers a unique chance for fans to celebrate the anniversary together, wherever they are in the world. - Expect a Powerful Live Band and Solo Stages
The theatrical broadcast will feature a powerful live band performance. It will also include special solo stages, which will showcase each member’s unique talent on a grand scale. The group consists of members SOOBIN, YEONJUN, BEOMGYU, TAEHYUN, and HUENINGKAI. - A Victory Lap Following a New Album
This live cinema event marks TOMORROW X TOGETHER’s return to the big screen for the first time in three years. It serves as a victory lap for their latest musical chapter, following the April 13 debut of their 8th mini album, 7TH YEAR: A Moment of Stillness in the Thorns. The quintet is known for turning the shared emotions and experiences of their generation into globally resonant music. - When and Where to Get Tickets
Global tickets and full screening details will be available starting Thursday, May 7, at TXTLIVEVIEWING.COM. The live event tickets go on sale beginning at 6AM PDT / 9AM EDT / 2PM BST / 8PM ICT, with Korean sales starting at 10AM KST. Broadcasts in some territories, including North and South America and Europe, are scheduled later to accommodate local time zones.