TWS is set to make a comeback in mid-October. Multiple sources confirmed on the 11th that TWS, consisting of members Shinyu, Dohoon, Youngjae, Hanjin, Jihoon, and Kyungmin, will return to the Korean music scene after completing their official debut and tour in Japan. This marks their first comeback in approximately six months since the release of their third mini-album, ″Try With Us,″ on April 21st.

TWS has established themselves as a standout group by winning multiple first-place trophies on music shows with their title track ″Isn’t It Cool to Follow Your Heart?″ from their previous album. Their signature refreshing beats, combined with the members’ bright and energetic vocals, create a captivating listening experience. ″Try With Us″ sold over 550,000 copies in its first week, making it TWS’s fourth album to surpass half a million sales.

With the theme ″The Hottest Twenties,″ TWS is generating excitement for their second comeback of the year, showcasing their willingness to embrace new experiences with passion. Launched by Pledis Entertainment nine years after Seventeen, TWS debuted in January of last year with their song ″First Encounters Don’t Go as Planned,″ which topped Melon’s 2024 annual chart and earned them several rookie awards.

Since their debut, TWS has showcased a youthful ″boyhood pop″ sound with tracks like ″If I’m S, You Be My N″ and ″Last Festival,″ capturing the thrill of first love. This year, they have gained immense popularity across Asian music markets, particularly in Korea and Japan.

Their Japanese debut single, ″Nice to See You Again″ (original title: はじめまして/Hajimemashite), released on the 2nd of last month, topped the Oricon Weekly Single Ranking and Weekly Combined Single Ranking in its first week. By July, the single had sold over 100,000 copies, earning a Gold Disc certification. The title track also reached the top of the Hot 100, a remarkable achievement for a debut song.

TWS has further engaged global fans by expanding the excitement from their debut single into a tour. Kicking off with a performance in Hiroshima on the 11th of last month, they launched their first tour, ″2025 TWS TOUR ’24/7:WITH:US’ IN JAPAN,″ covering six cities and 13 dates, concluding in Yokohama on the 9th and 10th.

Additionally, they are scheduled to perform at the large-scale local music festival ″ROCK IN JAPAN FESTIVAL 2025,″ taking place at Soga Sports Park in Chiba City, Japan, on September 15th.