&TEAM arrives in Korea after a successful Japan tour, including a concert with 120,000 fans and attendance at the Japan Record Awards.

The Kstyle AWARDS 2025 fan voting event runs from December 10 to 24, allowing fans to vote for their favorite K-POP artists in five categories. Results will be announced on December 25-26. Voting requires 'Ruby CHAMSIM' from the IDOL CHAMP app, with each vote costing 20 Ruby CHAMSIM.

The 2025 MUSIC BANK GLOBAL FESTIVAL in Tokyo attracted 120,000 fans over two days at the National Stadium, marking a historic K-POP event. Hosted by Lee Jun-young and IVE's Wonyoung, the festival featured performances from ATEEZ, Stray Kids, and more, culminating in a spectacular finale with fireworks and fan participation.

HYBE has entered the global concert market's Big 4, ranking 4th in Billboard's 2025 Boxscore report with $469.2M in tour sales. This success is attributed to artists from HYBE MUSIC GROUP, including BTS, SEVENTEEN, and ENHYPEN, who collectively attracted millions of fans. SEVENTEEN's world tour alone drew 964,000 attendees, while J-HOPE's solo tour reached over 500,000 fans. HYBE emphasizes its strategy of focusing on artist creativity and fan experiences to continue thriving in the global market.

The 2025 KBS Global Festival in Korea will be exclusively streamed live on Hulu on December 19, featuring top K-POP artists like NCT DREAM and LE SSERAFIM. The festival showcases a variety of genres and includes special performances from various artists, making it a must-see for K-POP fans worldwide.

&TEAM attended the 67th Japan Record Awards, where leader EJ accepted an award. Sub-leader FUMA expressed gratitude and emphasized their goal of global recognition. They achieved their first million certification with their 3rd single and successfully debuted in Korea, becoming the first Japanese artist to achieve million certifications in both Japan and Korea. Their music is gaining global attention, with significant streaming increases. Expect impressive performances from them through 2025.

The 67th Japan Record Awards will feature performances by popular K-pop artists ILLIT, &TEAM, and BOYNEXTDOOR, who have received multiple awards. ILLIT won the Excellent Work Award for 'Almond Chocolate', &TEAM received the Special International Music Award, and BOYNEXTDOOR won Rookie of the Year. The event will air on December 30 from 5:30 PM to 10 PM.

The E-Tele variety show 'Numani Hamatte Kiitemita' on December 13 will explore the dreams of teenagers aspiring to be global artists. It features interviews with teens training in Korea and the group &TEAM, who recently debuted and achieved significant success. The show highlights their dedication and the support from their families, as well as the challenges they face in pursuing their dreams.

In the Billboard Japan 2025 annual charts, &TEAM's 3rd single 'Go in Blind' and their 1st mini-album 'Back to Life' both ranked 5th, with their 2nd album 'Yukiakari' at 8th. They became the first Japanese artist to achieve million sales in both Japan and Korea, with significant streaming growth and recognition in international charts.

&TEAM celebrated their double million achievement with a fan showcase in Japan, debuting the Japanese version of 'Back to Life.' The event featured performances of their songs and heartfelt messages of gratitude to their fans, LUNÉ, as they aim for global success. The group has made significant strides in their career, including charting on Billboard and achieving millions in sales.

&TEAM has released the Japanese version of their title track 'Back to Life' from their first mini-album. The song showcases their strong will and positive energy, with a performance debut on the 30th and a listening party on December 1. They achieved over 1.2 million sales in the first week and topped multiple Billboard charts, marking significant progress for the group.