TWS will make a comeback by releasing their fifth mini-album, "NO TRAGEDY," on April 27 at 6 PM.

Composed of Shinyu, Dohun, Youngjae, Hanjin, Jihoon, and Kyungmin, TWS released an album teaser video through the HYBE Labels YouTube channel and the global platform Weverse. The video was first showcased at the "2026 TWS 2ND FANMEETING <42:CLUB> IN SEOUL," held on the 29th at the Ticketlink Live Arena in Olympic Park, Songpa-gu, Seoul, receiving great response from fans.

The teaser video features the members gathering in a dark space with neon signs flickering as they catch their breath. At the moment the members turn around, the screen reveals the comeback schedule and the new album title, "NO TRAGEDY." This album title hints at TWS's new story of not settling for a predetermined fate but actively completing love on their own terms.

TWS has led popular trends by singing stories of youth in their unique genre called "Boyhood Pop." Their debut song, "First Meeting Didn't Go as Planned," ranked number one on the 2024 Melon annual chart, and songs like "If I'm S, You Be My N" and "Isn't It Cool to Follow Your Heart?" have also received great love. Recently, they once again proved their music power and popularity through the "Angtal Challenge," which uses the signature choreography from "OVERDRIVE."

They are also showing remarkable achievements overseas. TWS ranked second, the highest among overseas artists, in the "Oricon Annual Ranking 2025" rookie category and won "New Artist of the Year (Asia)" at the 40th Japan Gold Disc Awards. Additionally, they were the only K-pop artist included in Rolling Stone's "Future 25," a list of 25 people who will lead the future music industry.

Their agency, Pledis Entertainment, said, "Please look forward to the changed appearance of TWS, who have grown significantly after their fresh boyhood days."

TWS is intensifying their comeback preparations ahead of this album release.