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On July 24, 2025, TWICE officially revealed the much-awaited tracklist for their 6th Japanese album ENEMY via their social media post. The K-pop group’s new album is set for release on August 27, 2025.
The latest announcement came ahead of the girl group’s scheduled tour concerts in Japan on July 26 and July 27. The upcoming album will feature a total of nine tracks. Here’s the complete rundown of the album’s tracklist:
- Up to You – Dahyun participating in lyrics
- ENEMY (Title Track)
- FINE
- One day
- Blind in Love
- Love is more
- The wish
- Glow – Dahyun participating in lyrics
- Like 1 – Jihyo participating in lyrics
Earlier, on June 11, 2025, the K-pop band posted a video-image teaser on their Japanese social media accounts, announcing the album name along with its release date. Following this, on July 22, an opening trailer for ENEMY was released.
More about TWICE’s ongoing ‘This is For’ tour
With their This is For tour, the K-pop group is celebrating its fourth studio album of the same name. The tracklist of the album is:
- Four
- This Is For (Title Track)
- Options
- Mars
- Right Hand Girl
- Peach Gelato
- Hi Hello
- Battitude (Unit A)
- Dat Ahh Dat Ooh (Unit B)
- Let Love Go (Unit C)
- G.O.A.T. (Unit D)
- Talk (Unit E)
- Seesaw
- Heartbreak Avenue
To celebrate the album, TWICE announced their tour. The tour, which kicked off on July 19 in Seoul, will conclude on December 14 in Bangkok. Here’s the complete list of dates and venues for the girl group’s This Is For global tour:
- Seoul, Inspire Arena — July 19
- Seoul, Inspire Arena — July 20
- Osaka, Kyocera Dome — July 26
- Osaka, Kyocera Dome — July 27
- Nagoya, Vantelin Dome — August 23
- Nagoya, Vantelin Dome — August 24
- Fukuoka, Pay Pay Dome — August 30
- Fukuoka, Pay Pay Dome — August 31
- Tokyo, Tokyo Dome — September 16
- Tokyo, Tokyo Dome — September 17
- Macau, The Venetian Arena — September 27
- Macau, The Venetian Arena — September 28
- Bulacan, Philippines Arena — October 4
- Singapore, Indoor Stadium — October 11
- Singapore, Indoor Stadium — October 12
- Sydney, Qudos Bank Arena — November 1
- Sydney, Qudos Bank Arena — November 2
- Melbourne, Rod Laver Arena — November 8
- Melbourne, Rod Laver Arena — November 9
- Kaoshiung, National Stadium — November 22
- Hong Kong, Kai Tak Stadium — December 6
- Bangkok, Impact Arena — December 13
- Bangkok, Impact Arena — December 14
Many K-pop celebs attended the first day concert of TWICE in South Korea, including SEVENTEEN's Mingyu, DK and Jeonghan, Aespa’s NingNing, Winter, and Giselle, Kwon Eunbi, Minju, Park Sung Woong, Um Tae Goo, Park Na-rae, and more.
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