TOMORROW X TOGETHER are preparing to bring a storm to November, and the timing of their comeback gives MOA two major events to anticipate within four days. The five-member group will release its ninth mini album, PERFECT STORM, on Monday, November 16, immediately after opening the STEAL THE WIND world tour with three concerts at Seoul’s KSPO DOME from November 13 to 15. A newly released concept trailer titled “STORM IS COMING” has introduced the album’s dramatic imagery, while BIGHIT MUSIC opened physical album preorders on October 20. With the tracklist still awaiting its full reveal, fans now have confirmed dates, multiple album formats and a clearer picture of how TXT are preparing for their next era.
The comeback was first teased during a September 27 Weverse livestream, when the members shared a spoiler video suggesting that something different was needed from what they had done before. BIGHIT officially announced the title PERFECT STORM and its November 16 release date the following day, confirming that the project would contain six tracks. The October 19 concept trailer took the idea further, presenting the five members confronting an approaching storm. According to coverage by The Music Universe, the video’s story moves through uncertainty and anxiety before the members choose to face what lies ahead. The imagery makes the album feel like another chapter in TXT’s long-running exploration of youth, change and growing up, although the trailer alone does not establish how the new songs will sound.
The symbolism also connects to TXT’s previous release. Their eighth mini album, 7TH YEAR: A Moment of Stillness in the Thorns, arrived in April 2026 and used the image of wind within its Korean title. Korean reporting from Maeil Business and Chosun Biz drew attention to the progression from that moment of stillness to the more powerful word “STORM” in the new album’s title. The upcoming tour name, STEAL THE WIND, strengthens that thematic connection. It offers an intriguing way to follow the group’s creative storytelling, but whether the storm represents a particular musical direction, a new narrative involving the members or several different concepts will become clearer through the remaining teasers and the complete album.
The latest official announcement gives collectors more immediate decisions to make. BIGHIT MUSIC opened preorders at 11 a.m. Korea Standard Time on October 20, with the period scheduled to end November 15 at 11:59 p.m. KST. The standard physical album comes in three versions: RIDE THE STORM, EYE OF THE STORM and HOLDING THE STORM. Each includes an 88-page photobook, a lyric poster, a random member postcard, a random photocard, stickers and a CD. The company also announced five member-specific STORM IS COMING compact editions, one each for Soobin, Yeonjun, Beomgyu, Taehyun and Hueningkai. Those editions include a 40-page postcard book, a photocard, a sticker and a mini CD, with certain contents specific to the selected member.
There are additional formats for fans who prefer different packaging. BIGHIT listed four Weverse Albums versions, including a STORM IS COMING edition, with digital-access components and collectible photocards. Separate Photocard Case and STORMCOAT editions were also announced, with different contents and distribution arrangements. Buyers should pay close attention to those distinctions because the versions are not interchangeable and some offerings have more limited regional availability. According to the official preorder notices, physical shipments begin in South Korea on November 16, Japan on November 17 and the United States on November 20 for applicable versions. Those dates describe album distribution and should not be confused with a separately confirmed digital release hour.
The concert calendar is equally important. TXT will begin their fifth world tour at KSPO DOME with shows scheduled for November 13 at 7 p.m., November 14 at 6 p.m. and November 15 at 5 p.m., all Korea Standard Time. The group’s official tour page also lists Macau performances on November 21 and 22, followed by additional Asian dates and performances in 2027. This makes the Seoul opening an unusually close companion to the comeback: TXT will complete three consecutive concerts and reach their album release date the following day. However, BIGHIT has not confirmed whether unreleased PERFECT STORM songs will be performed during those Seoul shows, so the timing should not be mistaken for an announced live premiere of the album.
MOA also have opportunities beyond streaming and standard preorders. Weverse has announced offline and video-call fansign events connected