The record
TUNNEL VISION is ITZY’s eleventh mini album, released on 10 November 2025. The Korea Times reported that it was the group’s first new record in five months, after Girls Will Be Girls in June. It carries six songs — ‘Focus’, ‘TUNNEL VISION’, ‘DYT’, ‘Flicker’, ‘Nocturne’ and ‘8-BIT HEART’ — and the title track shares the record’s name.
The album introduction JYP Entertainment published on Bugs says the record takes as its theme the two extremes of immersion, which can widen the senses or shut them off, and that the title track tells of moving toward the light in a direction and at a speed of one’s own choosing. The Korea Times described the title track as a hip-hop groove topped with brass. The credits list Dwayne “Dem Jointz” Abernathy Jr., RYAN JHUN, Amanda “Kiddo” Ibanez, 8AE and Ido Nadjar on the title track’s composition, and Dem Jointz and RYAN JHUN on its arrangement.
Numbers
In its release week, week 46 of 2025 (9 to 15 November), the record reached number three on the Circle Chart weekly album chart, and it entered Billboard’s World Albums chart at number four on the chart dated 29 November. The title track reached number 104 on the Circle Chart weekly digital chart in the same week 46.
The world tour
According to Newsis, the group’s third world tour, which carries the record’s name, opened at Jamsil Indoor Stadium in Seoul in February 2026 and finished its overseas dates with concerts at John Cain Arena in Melbourne on 17 April and the TikTok Entertainment Centre in Sydney on 19 April, local time. The five members’ solo songs, first performed on the tour’s individual stages, went onto the next mini album, Motto; that course is set out in ITZY’s Yuna and her solo song ‘Tangerine’ and ITZY’s Yuna makes her solo debut with Ice Cream.