"TXT deserves better": Fans slam small capacity venue theatres chosen for ACT: LOVE SICK Tour 

Image via @TXT_bighit on Twitter
Image via @TXT_bighit on Twitter

K-pop group TXT is set to embark on their first ever tour and released information regarding the concert venues earlier on May 3. However, the venue announcement was met with backlash from fans. The group’s fans, MOAs, believe that the venues do not do justice to TXT’s popularity and are too small. The venues chosen by Big Hit Music have 4000-6000 capacity and do not have enough space for the ever-growing fandom.

The fandom expressed their anger by trending multiple hashtags on the social networking site Twitter.

Some of the trending hashtags they're using include #GIVE_TXT_BIGGER_VENUES #LET_DIRECTOR_KANG_LEAD #TXT_IS_BIGGER_THAN_YOU_THINK.


ACT: LOVE SICK will mark TXT's first tour

This is the Blue Hour singers’ first tour since their debut and garnered great expectations from the fandom. The group made its debut in 2019 and has been a constant hit. They've been charting on the national and international charts with every new release. Their latest studio album, The Chaos Chapter: Freeze, sold over 200,000 copies in the USA alone.

The group has been selling out merch and albums alike since its debut. Booking a venue that will not even be able to seat one-tenth of that number seems like a huge oversight on Big Hit’s part.

Another big point of the fandom’s anger is that the smaller stage means that the Blue Hour singers won't be able to perform their intricate choreographies with backup dancers without the risk of hurting themselves. Fans demand that the venue be changed to something more appropriate given the group's popularity.

Tomorrow X Together will go on tour, Bighit Music announced on their official Twitter on April 26th, 2022. The tour, dubbed ACT: LOVE SICK, will be the group's first global tour.

The world tour will kick off on July 2nd and 3rd at Jamsil Indoor Stadium in Songpa-gu, Seoul. On July 3rd, both offline and online live streaming will take place simultaneously. The members will then continue their tour by performing in seven cities: Chicago, New York, Atlanta, Dallas, Houston, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and More.

This will be the group's first international tour since its debut. In May 2019, the members held a global debut showcases in New York, Chicago, Orlando, Atlanta, Dallas, and Los Angeles.


The group will be releasing an EP before embarking on the tour

Meanwhile, the group's fourth mini-album, 'Minisode 2: Thursday's Child,' will be released on May 9. The EP has already crossed a million pre-orders, breaking the group's previous record.

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