TWICE Begins New Chapter with 10th Anniversary Album “This Is For” and 360-Degree World Tour

The global K-pop phenomenon TWICE is preparing for a new leap by releasing its 10th anniversary album, “This Is For.” This album marks TWICE’s fourth studio album and is expected to serve as a landmark release featuring musical experimentation along with a message of unity. The title track, “Four,” expresses the power of being together, and to emphasize this theme, the members appeared in Teasers dressed in unified blue outfits, presenting themselves as a single entity. Leader Jihyo explained the album’s intent by saying, “We wanted to become one person as nine members and feel strong.” “This Is For” spans various genres, from the EDM track “Right Hand Girl” to the old-school hip-hop styled song “Peach Gelato.” Jeongyeon stated that while this album was vocally the most challenging, she feels proud of the final result. The members have also expanded their musical scope through new Sub-unit formations and solo projects, with Chaeyoung set to release her solo debut album by the end of this year. Since their Debut in 2015, TWICE has built a remarkable career, achieving milestones such as stadium headlining tours, topping Billboard charts, and becoming the first K-pop girl group to win a Billboard Women in Music Award. They plan to add another achievement by headlining Lollapalooza in August. The members also contributed to the soundtrack for the currently popular K-pop film “Demon Hunters.” TWICE will kick off Part 1 of its “This Is For” world tour on July 19 in Incheon. This tour is designed to offer a unique 360-degree stage experience, with Nayeon describing the tour’s purpose by saying, “We could have chosen an easier path, but we wanted to take on a challenge.” Reflecting on their 10 years since Debut, TWICE is focusing on continued growth, maintaining good health, and staying humble. Jihyo conveyed the significance of these ten years by saying, “Even mountains change after 10 years,” adding, “We have changed even more.”