MONSTA X 2026年世界巡演《THE X : NEXUS》擴大規模，增設亞洲與拉丁美洲場次
MONSTA X宣布其2026年世界巡演《THE X : NEXUS》將增加新場次，地點橫跨亞洲的曼谷、台北、雅加達，並將前進拉丁美洲，引發全球粉絲熱烈期待。
全球MONBEBE（粉絲名）注意！人氣團體MONSTA X的音樂版圖再度擴張。他們宣布2026年世界巡迴演唱會「THE X : NEXUS」將追加亞洲與拉丁美洲的場次，展現了其在全球舞台上舉足輕重的地位。
亞洲三城率先公開
根據12月23日發布的消息，亞洲巡演地點已確定包含曼谷、台北及雅加達。官方發布的海報更預告將有更多城市加入，吊足了粉絲的胃口。緊接著在12月24日，官方進一步宣布了拉丁美洲的巡演計畫，證實了本次巡演的龐大規模。
放眼全球新興市場
MONSTA X以其強烈的舞台魅力和音樂實力，在全球各地累積了龐大的粉絲群。此次「THE X : NEXUS」巡演不僅是對其音樂生涯的總結，更是開拓未來的關鍵一步。特別是鎖定東南亞與拉丁美洲這兩大K-Pop高成長市場，顯示出其鞏固全球粉絲基礎的明確意圖。
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