GANG PARADE is days away from its final bow. The Japanese idol group will close its 12-year career with its last one-man live, “GANG PARADE LAST SAY HELLO!!,” at Zepp Haneda in Tokyo on October 29.
The group previously announced it would disband in 2026. In its official farewell message, it thanked its fans, known as Asobinin, and said its members and staff would run at full power until the very end.
The final show was revealed near the end of “GANGFUL PARADE,” a free outdoor event held on June 20 at the Kabukicho Tower Stage in Shinjuku to mark the release of the farewell compilation “Gang Finale.” According to Electric Bloom Webzine, member Tsukino Usagi, with the group since 2018, announced the final live toward the close of the rain-soaked set.
Fans who cannot attend can still watch live. Skream! reported the October 29 show will stream in full exclusively on Niconico Live Broadcast from 7 p.m., with the latter half for Premium subscribers only. An archive will remain available until November 28.
The farewell follows a busy final chapter: the “GANG PARADE SO LONG TOUR” ran April 18 to July 12, and “Gang Finale” arrived June 17. Electric Bloom called the tour the largest by venue count in group history, including its first overseas run with three shows in the United Kingdom in August.
The group’s history is one of reinvention. Formed in September 2014, it rebranded as GANG PARADE in 2017 and made its major-label debut a year later, according to Koreaboo. In 2020, Saki Kamiya departed in January and the group split into Go to the Beds and Paradises in March.
The disbandment is part of a wider WACK reset. Agency head Junnosuke Watanabe declared in December that the company’s “Chapter 1” had ended, with five groups set to disband; ASP and BiTE A SHOCK already have.
No further activities are announced beyond October 29. For Asobinin, the Zepp Haneda stage and its livestream will be the last chance to see GANG PARADE together.
