”TOMORROW X TOGETHER” breaks record for longest charting by 4th generation K-pop artist on US Billboard's ”Artist 100”

‘Tomorrow X Together’ has once again broken the record for the longest chart entry by a fourth-generation K-pop singer on the US Billboard chart.

According to the latest chart (dated 22nd June) released by the US music media Billboard on 18th June (Korean time), ‘Tomorrow X Together’ occupied 59th place in the ‘Artist 100’ and charted for a total of 78 weeks.

As the only four-generation K-pop artist to stay in the ‘Artist 100’ ranking for more than 70 weeks, ‘Tomorrow X Together’ has once again rewritten the record for the longest chart entry by a four-generation K-pop artist held by itself.

TOMORROW X TOGETHER's 6th mini-album ‘episode 3: TOMORROW’, released in April, was ranked 199th on the main album chart ‘Billboard 200’ for seven weeks. The album entered the ‘Billboard 200’ at No. 3, then dropped out of the chart for a while, but has remained in the chart for three weeks after re-entering the chart due to the popularity of its North American tour.

The sixth mini-album also performed well on several charts. The album ranked 11th in both ‘Top Album Sales’ and ‘Top Current Album Sales’ and occupied fourth place in ‘World Albums’, ranking in the ‘Top 5’ for 10 consecutive weeks.

Meanwhile, ‘TOMORROW X TOGETHER’ will release their Japanese single ‘Oath (CHIKAI)’ on the 3rd of next month and will be very active. They will hold a showcase on 4 July, the day after the release of the single, to meet local fans. They will then go on a four major dome tour in Japan (Tokyo Dome, Kyocera Dome Osaka, Nagoya Dome and Mizuho PayPay Dome Fukuoka) for the first time since their debut, starting with the Tokyo leg of the ‘Tomorrow X Together World Tour in Japan’ on 10th-11th July.