TWS Named to Rolling Stone's "Future 25" in the U.S.

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The group TWS has been named as an artist who will lead the future of the global music industry.

On March 25 (local time), the American music magazine Rolling Stone announced this year's "Future 25" list on its website. "Future 25" is an annual feature that introduces 25 individuals, teams, and business leaders selected for pioneering innovative ideas and driving change in the music industry.

Rolling Stone described TWS, who made the list, as "one of the most exciting and energetic young groups in today's K-pop scene," adding that the group has been praised for their music, stage presence, and visuals.

The magazine paid particular attention to the "feel-good pop sound" that TWS has established. The title track "OVERDRIVE" from their fourth mini album "play hard" was highlighted as a hit song, while the pre-released track "Head Shoulders Knees Toes" was evaluated as an explosive track.

In an interview with Rolling Stone, TWS said, "'Boyhood pop' is constantly expanding," and added, "We want to deliver positive energy to listeners through our music."

This year's "Future 25" also included Lola Young, winner of the 68th Grammy Awards, and the Latin band Fuerza Regida, among others.

Meanwhile, starting on March 27, TWS will hold the "2026 TWS 2ND FANMEETING <42:CLUB> IN SEOUL" for three days at the Ticketlink Live Arena (formerly Handball Stadium) at Olympic Park in Songpa-gu, Seoul, where they will meet with fans.

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