XG's break in London: A chronicle of the journey toward the Tokyo Dome
A video capturing XG's moments of relaxation in London has been released. Witness the epic journey of their world tour, including the Tokyo Dome stop.
XG captures moments of respite in London, UK, during their world tour 'THE CORE.' Moving away from their dazzling stage personas, the video documents the members' natural daily lives blending seamlessly with the scenery of London.
Members' downtime amidst the London cityscape
This video highlights a day spent in London during the world tour schedule. Set against the backdrop of London's iconic landmarks, the members spend their time soaking in the city. In stark contrast to the concert venues filled with brilliant lights and intense performances, the footage shows them moving freely while breathing in the city air. The scenes of the members navigating London's streets and architecture capture the true essence of their relaxation as they momentarily set aside the tension of the tour.
The members visit various spots across London. Their expressions and movements as they experience the city's vibrancy reveal a sense of ease that has grown alongside the scale of their tour. Beyond being a mere backdrop, the London scenery serves as a visual testament to XG's current standing as global artists traveling the world.
The grand journey toward Tokyo Dome: 'THE CORE' tour schedule
XG's current activities are part of a massive world tour rather than just individual performances. Starting with Yokohama K-Arena in 2026, the tour will cover all of Japan, passing through Osaka, Nagoya, Fukui, Miyagi, Kobe, Kitakyushu, and finally Yoyogi National Stadium. Following this, the itinerary continues through Bangkok, Manila, and Hong Kong, then moves to London, Paris, Melbourne, Sydney, and Taipei, demonstrating the global expansion of their reach.
The intensive schedule in North America is particularly noteworthy. The North American leg, connecting Auckland, Los Angeles, Chicago, Hamilton, Newark, Dallas, and Mexico City, serves as one of the core pillars of this world tour. The break in London provides a crucial period of recharging ahead of such large-scale movements and performances.
The tour's pinnacle is the Japan Dome Tour scheduled for early 2027. Starting with performances at Tokyo Dome on February 10 and 11, 2027, the grand journey will culminate with a finale at Osaka Kyocera Dome on February 27 and 28. The records from London represent a precious chapter captured midway through this epic journey.
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