TWS Timeline

The Seoul concerts marked the opening stop of TWS's first Asia tour, which will continue in Fukuoka, Hyogo, Kanagawa, Macao, Bangkok, Singapore and Kaohsiung through October.

TWS's three-track physical single 'Soda Soda', fronted by a city pop title track co-written by three members, is due out on Aug. 4, 2026.

Three-track Japanese single album "Soda Soda" set to drop Aug. 4 via Pledis Entertainment.

TWS will release its second Japanese single, the three-track single album "Soda Soda," via Pledis Entertainment.

TWS will release its second physical single in Japan, "Soda Soda" (three tracks), on Aug. 4, 2026. The release comes about a year after their Japanese debut single "Nice to See You Again," which topped Oricon's Weekly and Weekly Combined Single Rankings and was certified platinum by the RIAJ.

TWS placed fourth in the Korean Business Research Institute's August rookie idol group brand reputation rankings with an index of 1,447,697, marking a 23.63% increase in their score since July.

TWS's 2025 mini album play hard was certified triple platinum for selling over 750,000 copies.

The Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ) certified TWS's latest Korean mini album NO TRAGEDY platinum for over 250,000 units shipped in Japan.

TWS ranked fifth in the Korean Business Research Institute's July rookie group brand reputation rankings with a brand reputation index of 1,171,023, marking a 31.49% increase since June.

TWS concert in Seoul on June 28, 2026. Youngjae will participate but some choreography and performance segments will be adjusted due to a muscle injury to his left thigh.

TWS concert in Seoul on June 27, 2026. Youngjae will participate but some choreography and performance segments will be adjusted due to a muscle injury to his left thigh.

TWS member Youngjae sustained a muscle injury to his left thigh and will have some choreography and performance segments adjusted to support his recovery; he will still participate in upcoming engagements, including the Seoul shows on June 27–28, 2026.

PLEDIS Entertainment announced dates and cities for TWS's 2026 Asia tour "24/7:FOR:YOU", which will kick off on June 27 in Seoul and continue to Japan and Macau.

TWS will release "Dream With Us," an upbeat fight song for South Korea's national soccer team at the FIFA World Cup 2026. The track is officially scheduled for release on June 11, 2026.

TWS's fifth EP No Tragedy was certified platinum by the Recording Industry Association of Japan for surpassing 250,000 shipments in Japan; the EP sold close to 200,000 copies there, topped Oricon's Weekly and Weekly Combined Album Rankings, and marked the group's second RIAJ certification (after their debut single "Nice to see you again").

The group will kick off its "24/6:For:You" tour with two concerts in Seoul later this month; the tour will take the six members to seven more cities in Asia.

TWS's music video for "All the Possibilities" is scheduled to be released.

TWS released a music video teaser for "All the Possibilities," a B-side from their mini album "NO TRAGEDY."

TWS' 5th EP No Tragedy reached No.1 on Oricon's Weekly Album Ranking (chart dated 2026-05-18), selling over 220,000 copies in Japan and topping the Daily Album Ranking for multiple days.

TWS is listed among the acts occupying top spots on Billboard's World Albums chart for the week ending May 16, 2026.

TWS won their first music show trophy for "You, You" on the May 8, 2026 episode of Music Bank, earning 9,538 points over NEXZ's "Mmchk."

TWS claimed the No. 1 spot on Oricon's Daily Album Ranking dated May 4, selling approximately 198,000 units on the day of release in Japan.

TWS performed on the May 3 episode of SBS's Inkigayo.

"NO TRAGEDY" sold 1,003,844 copies as reported by Hanteo Chart, marking TWS's first album to exceed 1 million sales.

The group released the album in Korea on April 27; the report notes strong sales (article text truncated).

TWS released its fifth EP, No Tragedy.

TWS released their fifth EP "No Tragedy".

TWS released their mini album "NO TRAGEDY" and its title track "You, You" on April 27, 2026.

TWS released their mini album NO TRAGEDY and its title track "You, You." According to Hanteo Chart, the album sold 833,138 copies on its first day.

TWS's fifth EP sold more than 830,000 copies on its release day, marking the group's career best for albums sold in a single day.

TWS released their fifth EP, "No Tragedy." The focus track is "You, You."

TWS introduced the album at a press showcase held hours ahead of its release at YES24 Live Hall in eastern Seoul's Gwangjin District.

TWS returned with its fifth mini album, NO TRAGEDY, described as their most emotionally direct work; the lead single is "You, You."

TWS will return with their fifth mini album "NO TRAGEDY" on April 27 at 6 p.m. KST.

TWS's upcoming mini album NO TRAGEDY recorded 1,022,807 stock pre-orders as of April 17, 2026, marking the group's first time surpassing one million pre-orders and their highest pre-order figure to date, per distributors YG PLUS and Universal Records.

The VR concert's run was extended through April due to strong demand.

Pledis Entertainment confirmed TWS is planning to release a new album in April; no further details were given.

PLEDIS Entertainment confirmed TWS is preparing with the goal of making an April comeback; specific details will be announced later.

TWS announced the date and details for their upcoming comeback on March 30 KST.

Dohoon, Jihoon and Kyungmin of TWS collaborated with US artist 24kGoldn on the single "You Like It I Love It," part of NHN Bugs' essential;studio singles project; scheduled to release March 23, 2026.

VR concert premiered at Megabox Coex.

TWS will release a Korean-language version of their Japanese debut single (original title: "Nice to See You Again") as a digital single.

PLEDIS Entertainment confirmed TWS is preparing a digital single slated for release in February 2026.

The six-member act is planning to drop a digital single in February.

PLEDIS Entertainment announced that TWS will release the Korean version of the title track "Nice to see you again" (originally their Japanese debut single) as a digital single.

CJ ENM unveiled the first lineup for KCON Japan 2026, which includes TWS.

TWS's Kyungmin graduated at Hanlim Arts School's ceremony on 2026-01-08.

Tws became a million-seller based on Circle Chart data in the first half of 2026.

TWS were listed among artists who earned Circle Chart million and/or platinum certifications in Circle Chart's latest certification announcement (specific certification details not provided in excerpt).

TWS will support the Korean national team with the official anthem "Dream With Us" as the Korea Football Association's ambassador.

TWS's fifth mini-album NO TRAGEDY sold 1,112,770 copies in its first week per Hanteo Chart, marking the group's first million-selling album and a career sales milestone.

K-pop group TWS was included on Rolling Stone magazine's annual "Future 25" list of artists expected to shape the future of music.

TWS won at the 40th Japan Gold Disc Awards.

Jihoon sat out the group's fan signing events in Beijing following the death of his father.

TWS's fourth EP "Play Hard" sold 640,000 copies in its first week, a record for TWS.

TWS topped the January 2026 rookie idol group brand reputation rankings with a brand reputation index of 1,073,422, marking a 55.78% increase in their score.

HYBE labels shared updates on the progress of legal proceedings against malicious activities violating the rights of TWS.

TWS put out its debut physical single in Japan, "Nice to See You Again," in July 2025; the release topped Oricon's Weekly and Weekly Combined Rankings and recorded the highest first-week sales.

TWS ranked No. 2 on Oricon's Annual Ranking 2025 of top artists by sales (highest spot for an international artist), generating approximately 1.07 billion yen in revenue.