XG's First World Tour In North America Draws 50,000 Fans With Captivating Performances

XG, a girl group inspired by Hiphop and R&B, has wrapped up the North American segment of their inaugural world tour, "The first HOWL." They began in Los Angeles and performed in eight cities, including San Francisco and Chicago, ending on October 21st. The group attracted around 50,000 fans throughout these performances.

During their North American tour, XG delighted audiences with both original songs and special covers tailored to each city. Vocalists CHISA, HINATA, and JURIA impressed fans with renditions of hits like Avril Lavigne's "Complicated" and Whitney Houston's "I Have Nothing." These performances mirrored the unique shows they delivered during their Asia tour.

Starting from the Sugar Land concert, XG introduced their latest song "IYKYK," a pre-release from their upcoming mini album "AWE," due out on November 8. This track samples m-flo's 2001 hit "prism" and quickly gained traction on Spotify and Apple Music. It debuted at #43 on the Billboard Japan Hot 100 after just three days of tracking.

The music video for "IYKYK" has also gained significant attention, appearing on YouTube's trending charts in 12 countries, including the U.S., Japan, and the UK. This success further cements XG's growing international presence.

XG will continue their tour in the UK and Europe starting November 18 in Manchester. They will perform in cities like London, Berlin, Paris, Düsseldorf, Brussels, and Amsterdam. In 2025, they plan to hold eight shows across four Japanese cities: Nagoya, Tokyo, Fukuoka, and Osaka.

Their second mini album "AWE" will feature eight tracks. It includes pre-release singles such as "SOMETHING AIN'T RIGHT" alongside "IYKYK." Fans eagerly anticipate its release on November 8.

XG's global appeal continues to grow as they expand their reach with new music and international tours. Their ability to connect with diverse audiences through tailored performances highlights their versatility and talent.