&TEAM has officially begun the biggest tour of their career.
The nine-member group launched their 2026-2027 concert tour “Mark on You” with back-to-back shows at Tokyo Garden Theater in Japan on October 15 and 16, kicking off the largest tour since their debut, according to Dispatch.
Across roughly 150 minutes including the encore, &TEAM performed 26 songs over the two opening nights. The setlist spanned their earliest material through their latest Korean mini album “Mark on Me,” with rearranged versions giving older songs a fresh stage treatment. Unlike their previous Asia tour, which leaned on full-group performance power, the new run puts each member’s individual charm in the spotlight.
The venue choice carried special meaning. Tokyo Garden Theater is the same hall where the final round of the 2022 survival program “&Audition - The Howling” took place — the competition that confirmed the group’s nine members (Eijun, Fuma, K, Nicholas, Yuma, Jo, Harua, Taki and Maki) and brought &TEAM into existence.
The tour name itself is a promise: to leave a lasting mark on fans’ hearts, and a thank-you to LUNÉ, the fandom that has grown alongside them. At the end of the opening shows, the members told the crowd they would give it their all to firmly imprint themselves on fans’ hearts, and would go meet even more LUNÉ through the tour.
The scale is a major step up. &TEAM’s previous Asia tour wrapped on October 3 and 4 at Seoul’s KSPO Dome, drawing about 230,000 fans across 23 shows in 14 Asian cities. This time, the group will play 41 performances across 18 Japanese cities, including Shizuoka, Iwate, Aichi, Osaka, Hiroshima, Fukuoka, Ishikawa, Ehime, Hokkaido, Kumamoto, Miyagi, Niigata, Okayama, Okinawa, Hyogo, Kanagawa and Kagawa, with dates running through March 2027, according to the official tour schedule. Arena shows in 2027 include Glion Arena Kobe, IG Arena, Pia Arena MM and Marine Messe Fukuoka, with the tour closing on March 26 and 27 at Sekisuiheim Super Arena in Miyagi. Korean shows planned for spring 2027 will be announced later.
The tour arrives at a commercial peak. “Mark on Me” made the group four-time consecutive million sellers, selling over 1.35 million copies in its first week, and debuted at No. 20 on the Billboard 200 — &TEAM’s highest position to date on the main U.S. albums chart.
&TEAM next heads to Shizuoka on October 20, followed by Iwate on October 27 and 28.
