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This Is For World Tour

Nine voices, one promise: this stage was built for every fan who ever sang along.

This Is For World Tour

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The This Is For World Tour is a concert series by the nine-member K-pop group TWICE, representing another chapter in their evolution from the bright, bubblegum debut act of 2015 into one of the most globally recognized girl groups in the industry. The tour carries the group's signature blend of high-energy choreography, polished vocal harmonies, and the warm, inclusive stage presence that fans have come to associate with the 'Twice' identity.

As a world tour, it positions TWICE not merely as a Korean act performing abroad, but as a global group whose live shows are a destination in their own right—drawing fans from East Asia, the Americas, Europe, and beyond into a shared, multilingual celebration of music, friendship, and the group's collective story.

Quick Facts

Artist
Twice
Album
This Is For; Ten: The Story Goes On
Start date
19 July 2025
End date
12 July 2026
Location
Asia, Europe, North America, Oceania
Number of shows
81
Last tour
Ready to Be World Tour (2023–2024)
This tour
This Is For World Tour (2025–2026)

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Background

TWICE has always treated the concert stage as a second home. From their early 'Twicelight' run to 'The Thing' and beyond, the group has built a live-performance philosophy centered on accessibility—dancing with the crowd, speaking to fans in multiple languages, and treating each show as a conversation rather than a broadcast. The This Is For World Tour extends that philosophy to the largest scale yet, with production design that emphasizes the connection between the nine on stage and the tens of thousands in the seats. The tour's title itself functions as a dedication. The 'For' is not a marketing tagline but a narrative promise: the music exists because of the people who listen, and the stage is where that gratitude becomes visible, kinetic, and shared.

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