&TEAM completed its largest Asia tour, drawing about 230,000 fans across 23 shows in 14 cities and ending with Seoul encore concerts.

&TEAM completed its second Asia tour, its largest ever, “2026 &TEAM CONCERT TOUR 'BLAZE THE WAY',” which drew about 230,000 people. Starting with the Yokohama, Japan performance in May this year, they held 23 performances in 14 cities including Incheon, Taipei, Hong Kong, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, and Singapore. On October 3 and 4, they held encore performances at KSPO Dome in Olympic Park, Seoul, and splendidly decorated the finale of the large-scale tour that lasted about five months. With this, &TEAM once again proved its firm presence in the global scene as “the first Japanese boy group to hold and successfully complete solo dome performances in both Japan and Korea.” From the opening, the excitement in the venue reached its peak. When all nine members appeared on stage at the same time, deafening cheers erupted, and they began with the heavy beat and dynamic dance of “Good Boy,” a track from their recently released second Korean mini-album. With meticulously calculated formation changes and perfectly synchronized performance, they showed off the overwhelming teamwork that had grown even stronger throughout the tour. In addition, five songs, including the title track “Mark on Me” from the second Korean mini-album, as well as “Love Jang,” “Empty,” and “Night to howl!,” were newly added to the set list and performed. From nuanced emotional expression with shifts in intensity to explosive energy and supple vocals, they demonstrated the breadth of their ever-evolving musicality through a wide range of expressions that changed with each song. Also, the special stage exclusive to the KSPO Dome performance drew major attention. Following “MISMATCH” and “Love Jang,” when they performed a cover of TWICE’s “TT,” the atmosphere in the venue changed completely. They captivated fans by showing a cute and pop-like side of themselves, different from the powerful charisma and glossy charm that evoke the group’s signature “wolf DNA.” Many productions were also prepared to deepen the bond with their fans, LUNÉ. The “sing-along” corner, where the audience sang together, was expanded, creating a sense of unity in the venue as the members and fans overlapped their voices. On “Aoarashi” and “FIREWORK,” a stunning chorus from the audience echoed throughout the venue. Near the end of the live performance, a video was shown of letters written and read aloud in Korean with heartfelt feelings by all nine members, and the venue was filled with deep emotion. &TEAM said, “From the start in May to the final Seoul performance, we sincerely thank all the LUNÉ who ran together with us. We were truly happy that we could connect hearts with you through song and dance and create the stage together. We will use the experience gained from this tour as nourishment to grow further and return with even more polished stages and music.” &TEAM’s second Korean mini-album “Mark on Me” recorded first-week sales of 1,357,357 copies based on Hanteo Chart standards, achieving a million-seller for the fourth consecutive release. It also ranked 4th on the Official Physical Singles Chart of the Official UK Chart, its highest position ever, continuing its global surge. Having concluded the finale of its Asia tour, &TEAM will move on to a new tour, “2026-2027 &TEAM CONCERT TOUR 'Mark on You',” visiting 18 cities nationwide for 41 performances starting October 15.