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On 10 December, BIG HIT MUSIC announced that K-pop group Tomorrow X Together (TXT) will take a long-term break following leader Soobin’s hiatus in November.
In an official statement, the label confirmed that TXT will conclude their 2024 activities after the 39th Golden Disc Awards on 5 January (KST).
The members will then focus on resting, spending quality time with their families, and preparing for an "extraordinary 2025" for their fans, MOA.
“We kindly ask for your warm support and thoughtful understanding as the members each spend this time in their own ways. TOMORROW X TOGETHER will come back with an even more remarkable presence to show their gratitude for MOA’s love,” the statement read.
TXT, consisting of Yeonjun, Soobin, Beomgyu, Taehyun, and Huening Kai, debuted in 2019 under BIG HIT MUSIC. They are celebrated for hits like “Deja Vu,” “Blue Hour,” “Good Boy Gone Bad,” and “Sugar Rush Ride.”