TOMORROW X TOGETHER brought their "2026 TXT MOA CON IN JAPAN" fan concert series to a close on June 24 at Kobe's GLION ARENA KOBE, marking the final stop of an eight-show celebration of the group's seven-year anniversary.

The concert maintained a band-inspired theme throughout, opening with BEOMGYU on guitar and HUENING KAI on drums before transitioning into Japanese versions of tracks like "Beautiful Strangers" and "Good Boy Gone Bad." The setlist mixed energetic performances with fan-focused surprises, underscoring TXT's stated goal to create a concert entirely centered on MOA's enjoyment.

One major highlight involved member shuffling. Rather than performing their original solo tracks, each member took on the others' solo songs, offering MOA fresh interpretations of familiar material. The group also channeled their recent appearance in the K-drama spin-off "Wise Resident Life," where SOOBIN and YEONJUN were cast as members of the fictional idol group HI-BOYZ. All five members dressed in the group's signature pink and white concept to perform the drama's in-universe track "When the Day Comes," delighting fans with the playful moment.

The concert's most talked-about segment was the J-Pop cover corner. At the Kobe show, TXT tackled "Matsukensamba II," which sparked a full crowd singalong. Across the concert tour's other venues, the group covered M!LK's "好きすぎて滅!" (I Love You So Much), CUTIE STREET's "かわいいだけじゃダメですか?" (Isn't Just Being Cute Enough?), and Morning Musume's "恋愛レボリューション21" (Love Revolution 21). Social media quickly filled with praise for TXT's ability to execute any genre flawlessly.

The main setlist closed with Japanese originals "Force" and "Where Do You Go?" followed by "I'll See You There Tomorrow," reinforcing the concert's theme of connection.

After the final bow, however, fans' attention shifted to something unexpected: a new logo motion appeared on screens. Since TXT has previously used logo reveals to announce new releases, speculation about upcoming music immediately flooded social media. The mysterious tease left MOA eager for official announcements from the group.