&Team

&Team (stylised in all caps; Japanese: エンティーム; Korean: 앤팀) is a Japanese boy band based in Japan and South Korea that was formed by YX Labels.^[B] The group is composed of nine members: K, Fuma, Nicholas, EJ, Yuma, Jo, Harua, Taki, and Maki.^[1][2] They were formed through the reality/survival program &Audition – The Howling as their label's first group. &Team released their debut single "Under the Skin" on November 21, 2022, and officially debuted with their first extended play First Howling: Me on December 7, 2022.^[3]

&Team
&Team in September 2024 From L–R: Maki, K, Harua, Fuma, Nicholas, EJ, Yuma, Taki, and Jo
Background information
Also known as	andTeam
Genres	J-pop • K-pop
Years active	2022 (2022)–present
Labels	YX Labels[A] Universal Music Japan
Members	K Fuma Nicholas EJ Yuma Jo Harua Taki Maki
Website	www.andteam-official.jp

Name

Official logo of &Team

The group's name, &Team, refers to "9 diverse members forming a team and connecting diverse worlds".^[4]

History

2020–2022: Pre-debut activities and formation

K, Nicholas, EJ, and Taki competed on the South Korean survival show I-Land in 2020 which produced the boy group Enhypen.^[5] On January 1, 2021, Big Hit Japan announced the launch of the "Big Hit Japan Global Debut Project" to search for artists to debut as a group in Japan and become active worldwide.^[6] On March 19, Big Hit Entertainment re-branded and re-structured into Hybe Corporation.^[7] On April 26, K and EJ made cameo appearances in the music video for Enhypen's "Drunk-Dazed".^[8]

On November 4, it was announced that K, Nicholas, EJ and Taki would participate as confirmed members of the planned group and would be joined by additional trainees to be selected through a new audition program.^[9] &Audition – The Howling – began airing on July 9, 2022, and the nine final members were unveiled on September 3 via live broadcast from Tokyo.^[10][11] On September 26, their fandom name was then announced to be LUNÉ (Light Up New Energy).^[12]

2022–2023: Debut, first fan meeting, and first releases

&Team at Incheon International Airport in 2023

Yuma, Jo, Maki

Taki, Harua

EJ, K

Fuma, Nicholas

Hybe Labels Japan announced that &Team would release their debut extended play (EP), First Howling: Me on December 7, 2022.^[13] The group's self-variety show, &Team Gakuen (&TEAM学園), began airing on November 12; various guests were invited while viewers were able to see their debut preparations in South Korea and Japan.^[7] On November 21, 2022, &Team released their first music video and digital single, titled "Under the Skin".^[3]

On December 5, 2022, a webtoon featuring the group's members, Dark Moon: The Grey City, was published.^[14] Two days later, they released First Howling: Me alongside the music video for "Scent of You";^[15] in the first week of its release, the EP sold 151,000 copies.^[16]

On March 2, 2023, it was announced the group would hold their first Japanese fan meeting tour 2023 &Team Fantour Luné Mare: Tsuki-Nami, from May 27 to June 16.^[17] On March 2, it was announced that members EJ, K, Nicholas, and Taki would release "W.O.L.F. (Win Or Lose Fight)" on March 16 as the soundtrack for their webtoon Dark Moon: The Grey City.^[18]

On May 7, &Team released "Blind Love" as the theme song of the NTV drama Dr. Chocolate.^[19]

On May 14, the track list for their new mini album was released, revealing their title track "Firework".^[20] &Team released their second extended play First Howling: We on June 14, 2023.^[21][22]

On September 3, &Team held their first anniversary event &Team 1st Anniversary (縁 Day) in Japan, as well as in Seoul on September 9.^[23][24]

On November 15, the group released their first studio album First Howling: Now.^[25] Following the release of the album on November 15, the album placed first on the Billboard Japan Hot albums and second on the Oricon Albums Chart in Japan.

On December 19, &Team announced that they would embark on a concert tour in 2024, titled First Paw Print. The tour will occur from January 21 to March 3 and will take place in seven Japanese cities and one South Korean city.^[26]

2024: "Samidare", "Aoarashi", "Jyuugoya" and Yukiakari

On March 12, 2024, &Team announced that they would release their first single on May 8.^[27] On April 6, the title of their first single album was revealed to be "Samidare" (五月雨).

On June 10, the single album Samidare was certified double platinum by the Recording Industry Association of Japan for the first time, with cumulative sales of over 500,000 copies.^[28] On June 14, &Team announced that they would release their second single "Aoarashi" (青嵐) on August 7.

On July 10, the music-themed Grammy Museum in Los Angeles, California announced that a special K-pop exhibit will take place in August 2024, displaying the accessories and performance gear worn by artists under Hybe.^[29]

On August 14, it ranked first on the Billboard Japan Hot 100 singles chart for the first time. On August 20, Aoarashi entered the World Music Awards "United World chart" for the first time, ranking 30th with a score of 96,000. On August 31, it was announced that &Team would be responsible performing the opening theme song "Beat the Odds" for the anime "Trillion Game".

On September 28, it was announced that &Team would be releasing a pre-release single "Jyuugoya" (十五夜) on October 23 before coming back with their second full-length album Yukiakari (雪明かり), on December 18.^[30]

On December 3, &Team announced that they will be performing both the opening theme "Magic Hour" and the ending theme "Wonderful World" for the Japanese animated television series based on the manga by Murata Mayu, Honey Lemon Soda, serialized in the manga magazine "Ribon".^[31]

On December 6, it was announced that they would be cooperating with TV Tokyo to produce their first podcast show called "&TEAM's "ごエンがあって、しゃべらせてもらってます.", which will start on January 7, 2025 and will be broadcast on YouTube, Spotify, and other platforms every Tuesday of the week.^[32]

2025: Film acting, first Asia tour, and Korean debut

On January 8, it was announced that &Team would be making their first appearance in a Japanese film. The live-action film "Ya Boy Kongming! THE MOVIE" adapted from the Japanese manga Ya Boy Kongming! would be released on April 25 of the same year. &Team played a key role in the story.^[33] In the film, they represented the music label Key Time on the stage of the Music Battle Festival and competed with the other two major music labels for the championship. In addition to the stage performances, members EJ, Nicholas, and Harua will challenge their acting skills. They will also appear in the "Ya Boy Kongming! THE MOVIE" Kick-off Party event on February 22 of the same year.^[34]

On February 12, &Team announced that they would be releasing their third single "Go in Blind" on April 23.^[35] On March 7, &Team announced schedule for their first Asia tour, titled Awaken the Bloodline, which begins in May. Following the Four Seasons series, the album's sales once again broke its own record, and on May 13, it was certified 3× Platinum by the Recording Industry Association of Japan for the first time in April for sales of more than 750,000 copies, with total sales exceeding 800,000 copies. At the same time, their debut album "First Howling: ME" was also certified platinum in April.^[36]

On August 8, 2025, &Team received their first Million certification from the Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ) for their third single, "Go in Blind," as shipments surpassed one million copies as of July. This "Million" certification is a significant milestone, recognizing the cumulative sales of over 1,000,000 physical units of their single.^[37]

On September 3, during the last show of their third anniversary event, &Team announced that they would make their Korean debut on October 28 with their mini-album Back to Life.^[38] They also announced a six-episode documentary program titled &Team 100日密着: Howling Out to the World, which was broadcast on Hulu Japan, Nippon Television, and YouTube weekly starting October 2.^[39]

On October 28, &Team made their official Korean debut with the mini-album Back to Life. The album achieved immediate commercial success, selling 1,139,988 copies on its release day (October 28, 2025), making them a double million-seller following their previous Japanese single. This feat set a record by topping the Oricon Daily Album ranking, making it the first Korean album by a Japanese artist to do so.^[40] They achieved a television triple crown with their song, “Back to Life”, on SBS M’s The Show, MBC M’s Show Champion, and KBS2’s Music Bank on November 4th, 5th, and 7th, 2025, respectively.^[41]

Members

• K (ケイ)
• Fuma (フウマ) – sub-leader
• Nicholas (王奕翔; ニコラス)
• EJ (변의주; ウィジュ) – leader^[42]
• Yuma (ユウマ)
• Jo (ジョウ)
• Harua (ハルア)
• Taki (タキ)
• Maki (マキ)

Discography

Studio albums

List of studio albums, showing selected details, selected chart positions, and sales figures

Title	Details	Peak chart positions			Sales	Certifications
		JPN [43]	JPN Comb. [44]	JPN Hot [45]
First Howling: Now	Released: November 15, 2023 Label: XY Labels, Universal Japan Formats: CD, digital download, streaming Track listing "War Cry" "Dropkick" "Really Crazy" (チンチャおかしい) "Alien" (規格外) "Firework" "Road Not Taken" "The Moon Is Beautiful" (月が綺麗ですね) "Blind Love" "Under the Skin" "Scent of You" "Buzz Love" (バズ恋) "War Cry" (Korean version) "Road Not Taken" (Korean version) "Firework" (Korean version) "Scent of You" (Korean version) "The Final Countdown" (&Team version) "Melody" (&Team version) "Running with the Pack" (&Team version)	1	1	1	JPN: 119,458 (Phy.)[46] JPN: 1,200 (Dig.)[47]	RIAJ (Phy.): Platinum[48]
Yukiakari	Released: December 18, 2024 Label: XY Labels, Universal Japan Formats: CD, digital download, streaming Track listing "Yukiakari" (雪明かり) "Deer Hunter" "Illumination" "Crescent Moon's Wish" (三日月の願い) "Samidare" (五月雨) "Scar to Scar" "Maybe" (君にカエル) "Aoarashi" (青嵐) "Koegawari" (声変わり) "Imprinted" (向日葵) "Jyuugoya" (十五夜) "Big Suki" (Big好き) "Beat the Odds" "Feel the Pulse" "Meme" "Samidare" (Korean version) "Scar to Scar" (Korean version) "Aoarashi" (Korean version) "Koegawari" (Korean version) "Yukiakari" (Korean version) "Deer Hunter" (Korean version) "Dropkick" (Korean version)	1	1	1	JPN: 362,034 (Phy.)[49]	RIAJ (Phy.): 2× Platinum[50]

Extended plays

List of extended plays, showing selected details, selected chart positions, and sales figures

Title	Details	Peak chart positions									Sales	Certifications
		JPN [43]	JPN Comb. [44]	JPN Hot [45]	AUT [51]	BEL (FL) [52]	FRA [53]	KOR [54]	US Sales [55]	US World [56]
First Howling: Me	Released: December 7, 2022 (JPN) Label: HYBE Labels Japan, Universal Japan Formats: CD, digital download, streaming Track listing "Under the Skin" "Scent of You" "Buzz Love" (バズ恋) "The Final Countdown" (&Team version)	1	1	1	—	—	—	—	—	—	JPN: 250,000 (Phy.)[57] JPN: 1,858 (Dig.)[58]	RIAJ (Phy.): Platinum[59]
First Howling: We	Released: June 14, 2023 (JPN) Label: HYBE Labels Japan, Universal Japan Formats: CD, digital download, streaming Track listing "Firework" "Road Not Taken" "The Moon Is Beautiful" (月が綺麗ですね) "Blind Love" "Firework" (Korean version) "Scent of You" (Korean version)	1	1	1	—	—	—	—	—	—	JPN: 191,048 (Phy.)[60] JPN: 1,349 (Dig.)[61]	RIAJ (Phy.): Platinum[62]
Back to Life	Released: October 28, 2025 (KOR) Label: YX Labels Formats: CD, digital download, streaming	1	1	1	59	148	156	1	13	5	JPN: 572,601[63] KOR: 1,350,404[64]	RIAJ (Phy.): 3× Platinum[65]

Singles

List of singles as lead artist with selected chart positions and sales, showing year released, certification and album name

Title	Year	Peak chart positions			Sales	Certifications	Album
		JPN [66]	JPN Comb. [67]	JPN Hot [68]
"Samidare" (五月雨)	2024	2	2	2	JPN: 308,868 (phy.)[69] JPN: 5,317 (dig.)[70]	RIAJ (Phy.): 2× Platinum[71]	Yukiakari
"Aoarashi" (青嵐)		1	1	1	JPN: 372,959 (phy.)[72] JPN: 2,757 (dig.)[73]	RIAJ (Phy.): 2× Platinum[74]
"Go in Blind" (月狼)	2025	1	1	2	JPN: 800,000 (phy.)[75]	RIAJ (Phy.): Million[76]	TBA
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.

Promotional singles

List of promotional singles, with selected chart positions, showing year released, sales, and album name

Title	Year	Peak chart positions			Sales	Album
		JPN Hot [68]	JPN Comb. [67]	KOR [77]
"Under the Skin"	2022	49	—	—		First Howling: Me
"Firework"	2023	93	—	—		First Howling: We
"War Cry"		—	—	—		First Howling: Now
"Jyuugoya" (十五夜)	2024	93	—	—	JPN: 1,238 (dig.)[78]	Yukiakari
"Yukiakari" (雪明かり)		36	44	—	JPN: 1,631 (dig.)[79]
"Back to Life" (Korean)	2025	26	25	131		Back to Life
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.

Other charted songs

List of other charted songs, with selected chart positions, showing year released and album name

Title	Year	Peak chart positions	Sales	Album
		JPN Hot
"Maybe" (君にカエル)	2024	—[C]	JPN: 1,969 (dig.)[80]	Yukiakari
"Scar to Scar"		—[D]	JPN: 1,301 (dig.)[81]
"Koegawari" (声変わり)		—[E]
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.

Soundtrack appearances

List of soundtrack appearances, with selected chart positions, showing year released and album name

Title	Year	Peak chart positions	Album
		JPN Hot
"Buzz Love" (バズ恋)	2022	—	First Howling: Me, First Howling: Now and Romance Before Debut OST
"W.O.L.F. (Win or Lose Fight)"	2023	—[F]	Dark Moon: The Grey City OST
"Blind Love"		—[G]	First Howling: We, First Howling: Now and Dr. Chocolate OST[19]
"Beat the Odds"	2024	—[H]	Trillion Game OST, Yukiakari
"Meme"		—[I]	Minna no Uta OST, Yukiakari
"Feel the Pulse"		—	Golden Kamuy OST, Yukiakari
"Magic Hour / Wonderful World"	2025	—[J]	Honey Lemon Soda OST
		—[K]
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.

Filmography

Reality programs

Year	Title	Network	Notes	Ref.
2022	&Audition –The Howling–	YouTube, Hulu Japan, Nippon TV	Survival show featuring trainees aiming to become &TEAM members; eight episodes.	[82]
	&Team Gakuen (Season 1)	Hulu Japan, Nippon TV	Variety show following &TEAM in South Korea and Japan as they prepare for their debut receive visits from various guests and seniors in the entertainment industry.	[83]
2024	&Team Gakuen (Season 2)
	Go One!!! Meet & Link	YouTube	Variety show that features the members of &TEAM in different games, challenges or activities each episode.	[84]
2025	All!Light! &Team ~Operation Luné~	Mnet Japan	Variety show that aims to show a different side of the group, such as how they interact with people and take on missions alone.	[85]
	[TOKYO023] (東京お23)	YouTube	Variety show, where they will guide Luné through the 23 wards of Tokyo.	[86]
	&Team 100日密着 ~Howling out to the World~	Hulu Japan, Nippon TV, TVer, YouTube	Documentary program showing the "true faces" of &TEAM as they take a step from Japan to the world; six episodes.	[39]

Dramas

Year	Title	Network	Role	Notes
2023	Dr. Chocolate	Nippon TV	World Class: Yuma (Bobby), Harua (Andy), Taki (Louis), Maki (Curtis)	Ep. 3

Podcast

Year	Title	Platform	Episodes
2025	Fortunate Chance to Talk to You (&TALK) (ごエンがあって、しゃべらせてもらってます)	YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music	12

Movie

Year	Title	Role	Notes
2025	Paripi Komei: The Movie	Themselves	EJ, Nicholas, Harua

Special programs

• Best Artist (December 12, 2022 – December 2, 2023 – November 30, 2024, Nippon TV)
• 2022 FNS Kayousai 2nd Night (December 12, 2022, Fuji TV)
• CDTV Live! Live! Christmas 4 Hours SP (December 12, 2022, TBS TV)
• CDTV Live! Live! New Year's Eve Special 2022 → 2023 (December 31, 2022 – January 1, 2023, TBS TV)
• The Music Day (July 1, 2023, Nippon TV)
• FNS Musical Festival (July 12, 2023, Fuji TV)
• Ongakunohi (July 15, 2023, TBS TV)
• Music Expo 2023 (September 14, 2023, NHK)
• Best Artist (December 2, 2023, Nippon TV)
• SBS Gayo Daejeon (December 12, 2023, SBS TV)
• KBS Song Festival (December 15, 2023, KBS TV)
• MBC Gayo Daejejeon (December 31, 2023, MBC TV)
• Tokyo Music Festival (June 26, 2024, TV TOKYO)
• The Music Day (July 6, 2024, Nippon TV)
• Ongakunohi (July 13, 2024, TBS TV)
• Idol Star Athletics Championships – Chuseok Special (September 16, 2024, MBC TV)
• Tokyo Music Festival (November 20, 2024, TV TOKYO)
• Best Artist (November 30, 2024, Nippon TV)
• CDTV Live! Live! Christmas SP (December 16, 2024, TBS TV)
• CDTV Live! Live! New Year's Eve SP (December 31, 2024, TBS TV)
• 76th NHK Kohaku Uta Gassen on New Years Eve

Videography

Music videos

Year	Song title	Version	Album/Single	Director(s)	Length	Ref.
2022	"Under the Skin"		First Howling: Me	Seong Wonmo (Digipedi)	4:56	[87]
		Choreography ver.			3:21	[88]
		Extended ver.			10:28	[89]
	"Scent of You"			Myungbae (Zanybros)	3:21	[90]
2023	"Firework"		First Howling: We	Seong Wonmo (Digipedi)	4:30	[91]
	"Firework (Korean ver.)"	Performance		Guzza (KUDO)	3:16	[92]
	"Road Not Taken"			Hong Jaehwan, Lee Hyesu (SWISHER)	3:50	[93]
	"War Cry"		First Howling: Now	Seong Wonmo (Digipedi)	2:47	[94]
	"War Cry (Korean ver.)"	Performance			2:26	[95]
	"Dropkick"			Kim In-tae (AFF)	3:14	[96]
2024	"Maybe"	Track Video	Samidare	Kwon Yongsoo (Studio Saccharin)	3:12	[97]
	"Samidare"				4:25	[98]
	"Scar to Scar"	Performance		Novv Kim (NOVV)ㅤ	2:42	[99]
	"Koegawari"		Aoarashi	Sunghwi (nvrmnd)	3:34	[100]
	"Aoarashi"			Kwon Yongsoo (Studio Saccharin)	3:23	[101]
	"Imprinted"	Track Video		HALEX (MINIMA Media)	2:47	[102]
	"Jyuugoya"		Jyuugoya	Mona	3:36	[103]
	"Illumination"		Yukiakari	Yun Jooyeong (EARTHLUK)	3:39	[104]
	"Yukiakari"	Performance		Kwon Yongsoo (Studio Saccharin)	4:50	[105]
	"Crescent Moon's Wish"	Special Video for LUNÉ			4:25	[106]
2025	"Deer Hunter"			Kim Jooae (AEDIASTUDIO)	4:04	[107]
	"Go in Blind"	Performance	Go in Blind	Yuann	2:47	[108]
					3:49	[109]
	"Back to Life"	Original	Back to Life	Seong (Digipedi)	4:26	[110]
		Performance video			3:27	[111]
	"Lunatic"			YVNG WING (IDIOTS)	2:44	[112]

Live clips

Year	Song title	Length	Ref
2023	"Really Crazy"	2:49	[113]
	"Alien"	3:03	[114]

Dance practice videos

Year	Song Title	Notes	Choreographer(s)	Length	Ref.
2022	"Under the Skin"	Fix ver.	Sakura Inoue (HYBE Labels Japan), Nosuke / hayuru (Team"S"), Lookfam, Connecting The Dots, Yano Junko, Sorah Yang, MONA, Sugiura Asuka, Sho-Co	3:17	[115]
		Moving ver.		3:18	[116]
	"Scent of You"		Lee Gahun, Quick Style, Connecting The Dots, Sho-Co	3:11	[117]
2023	"Buzz Love"		K	3:26	[118]
	"Running With the Pack"	Fix ver.	Sakura Inoue (HYBE Labels Japan), Nosuke / hayuru (Team"S"), Sohey Sugihara (Team”S”&Co.)	3:14	[119]
		Moving ver.		3:15	[120]
	"Buzz Love"	Message ver.		3:18	[121]
	"Firework"	Special Video (Filmed by you ver.)	Lee Ga Hun, Connecting the Dots, Sho-Co, Nick Joseph, Ronnie Chen, K	3:23	[122]
		Fix ver.		3:27	[123]
		Moving ver.		3:26	[124]
	"Road Not Taken"		MOTF (Beom Kim & Hae-ri Park), Connecting the Dots (Lee), Sho-Co, The Lab & Sienna Lalau, Lee Ga Hun	3:27	[125]
	"War Cry"		Sho-Co, We Dem Boyz, Connecting the Dots (Lee), Bam Martin, risako	2:27	[126]
		2023 MAMA		4:04	[127]
	"Dropkick"		Kwak Seongchan, Han Zio, Vinh Nguyen, Chapkis Dance Family	3:10	[128]
	"Under the Skin"	Special Performance Video	Sakura Inoue (HYBE Labels Japan), Nosuke / hayuru (Team"S"), Lookfam, Connecting The Dots, Yano Junko, Sorah Yang, Mona, Sugiura Asuka, Sho-Co	4:12	[129]
2024	"Samidare"		Sho-Co, Connecting The Dots (Lee), K, Jrick Baek, Sooram	3:13	[130]
	"Koegawari"		Sho-co, BBTRIPPIN, Connecting the Dots(Lee), The Odd	3:18	[131]
	"Kirari (きらり)"			1:53	[132]
	"Aoarashi"		Han Zio, Kwak Seongchan, Sasaki Sho-Co, Jrick	3:03	[133]
	"Really Crazy"	Costume ver.	K	3:38	[134]
	"Scar to Scar"	2024 TMA	BBTRIPPIN, Han Zio, Kwak Seongchan	3:42	[135]
	"Yukiakari"	Special Video for LUNÉ	Kim Sungkwan, THE BIPS, Han Zio, Sasaki Sho-Co, Kwak Seongchan	3:29	[136]
2025	"Deer Hunter"		Ryusei Harada, The Odd, Han Zio, Sasaki Sho-Co, Kwak Seongchan, K	3:18	[137]
	"Illumination"			3:42	[138]
	"Big suki"		K	3:14	[139]
	"Go in Blind"		Han Zio, Penrose, Team I Am, Kwak Seongchan, Kay, Mona	2:45	[140]
	"Run Wild"	Special Video	Shoco Sasaki (BBTRIPPIN), Risako Oba, K	2:44	[141]
	"Back to Life"		RIRI (MOTF), BzBeom (MOTF)	3:31	[142]
	"Lunatic"	Fix ver.	B.B Trippin, Chill Lit, K, Kwak Seongchan, Han Zio	2:55	[143]
		Moving ver.			[144]
	"Mismatch"	Live Performance Video	ReiNa, Rena Hattori	3:35	[145]
		Relay Fancam		30:49	[146]

Bibliography

Web novels

• Dark Moon: The Grey City (2022–2023)^[147]

Webtoons

• Dark Moon: The Grey City (2022–2023)^[148]

Photobooks

• &TEAM Memories: Our First Link (2024)

Annual packages

• &TEAM 2024 Season's Greeting 'My Best Friends'
• &TEAM 2025 Season's Greeting 'Puzzle of Me'

Awards and nominations

Name of the award ceremony, year presented, award category, nominee(s) of the award, and the result of the nomination

Award ceremony	Year	Category	Nominee(s)/work(s)	Result	Ref.
Asia Artist Awards	2023	Best Choice Award	&TEAM	Won	[149]
		Best Emotive Award – Music		Won	[150]
		Popularity Award – Male singer		Nominated	[151]
	2024	Best Icon Award		Won	[152]
		Popularity Award – Male Singer		Nominated
Asia Star Entertainer Awards	2025	The Platinum		Won	[153]
		The Best Group (Male)		Nominated
		Fan Choice Artist (Singer)		Nominated
The Fact Music Awards	2024	Global Generation Award		Won	[154]
Japan Gold Disc Awards	2023	Best 5 New Artists		Won	[155]
	2025	Top 5 Albums	Yukiakari	Won	[156]
MTV Video Music Awards Japan	2025	Best Buzz Artist	&TEAM	Won	[157]
Universal Superstar Awards	2024	Universal Next Generation (Male)		Won	[158][159]
Japan Music Awards	2025	Special International Music Award		Won	[160]
38th Shogakunkan Dime Trend Awards		Best Artist Award		Won
40th Gold Disc Awards	2026	Album Nominees	Back To Life	Nominated	[161]

Live performances

Concert and tours

&TEAM Concert Tour 'First Paw' (2024)

Date	City	Country	Venue	Attendance
January 21	Kyoto	Japan	Rohm Theatre Kyoto	70,000[162][163]
January 27	Fukuoka		Fukuoka Sunpalace
January 31	Saitama		Omiya Sonic City
February 2	Miyagi		Tokyo Electron Hall Miyagi
February 7–8	Kanagawa		Pacifico Yokohama
February 17–18	Seoul	South Korea	KBS Arena
February 28	Aichi	Japan	Nagoya Congress Center (Century Hall)
March 2–3	Osaka		Orix Theater
March 6–7	Kanagawa		Pacifico Yokohama

&TEAM Concert Tour 'Second To None' (2024)

Date	City	Country	Venue	Attendance
July 20–21	Tokyo	Japan	Ariake Arena	80,000[164]
July 25–26	Hyogo		World Memorial Hall (Kobe World Hall)
August 17–18	Fukuoka		Marine Messe Fukuoka
August 30–31	Seoul	South Korea	Korea University (Hwajung Tiger Dome)
September 28–29	Aichi	Japan	Portmesse Nagoya (Exhibition Hall 1)

&TEAM Asia Tour 'Awaken the Bloodline' (2025)

Date	City	Country	Venue	Attendance
May 10–11	Aichi	Japan	Portmesse Nagoya (Exhibition Hall 1)	100,000[165]
May 17–18	Tokyo		Tokio Ariake Arena
May 24	Bangkok	Thailand	MCC Hall The Mall Lifestore Bangkapi
May 27–28	Fukuoka	Japan	Marine Messe Fukuoka Hall A
June 7–8	Seoul	South Korea	Jamsil Indoor Stadium
June 15	Jakarta	Indonesia	ICE BSD
June 20	Taipei	Taiwan	Nangang Exhibition Center
July 5–6	Hyogo	Japan	Glion Arena Kobe
July 26	Hong Kong		AsiaWorld-Expo
October 25–26	Saitama	Japan	Saitama Super Arena	—

Fan meetings

Title	Date	Venue	City	Country	Ref.
2023 &TEAM FanTour Luné <are: 月波 (Tsuki-Nami)	May 27–28, 2023	Osaka Prefectural International Conference Center (Grand Cube Osaka)	Osaka	Japan	[17][166]
	June 7–8, 2023	Aichi Prefectural Arts Theater	Nagoya
	June 15–16, 2023	Pacifico Yokohama National Convention Hall	Yokohama
2025 &TEAM Fanmeeting '&︎❤︎' (&Heart)	February 12–13, 2025	Tokyo Garden Theater	Tokyo		[167]

Anniversary events

Title	Date	Venue	City	County	Attendance	Ref.
&TEAM 1st Anniversary [縁 DAY]	September 3, 2023	Saitama Super Arena Community Arena	Saitama	Japan	10,000	[168][23]
	September 9, 2023	YES 24 Live Hall	Seoul	South Korea	2,000	[169][24]
&TEAM 2nd Anniversary [縁 DAY]	September 3, 2024	Tokyo Garden Theater	Tokyo	Japan	13,000	[170]
&TEAM 3rd Anniversary [縁 DAY]	September 2–3, 2025	Pia Arena MM	Yokohama	Japan	—	[171]

Other events

Year	Event	Venue	City	Country	Ref.
2022	7th Asia Artist Awards	Nippon Gaishi Hall	Nagoya	Japan	[172]
	Countdown Japan 22/23	Makuhari Messe	Chiba		[173]
2023	All Night Nippon X Special Live 2023	Yokohama Arena	Yokohama		[174]
	GMO Sonic 2023	Saitama Super Arena	Saitama		[175]
	Tokyo Girls Collection 2023 SPRING/SUMMER	Yoyogi National Gymnasium	Tokyo		[176]
	D.U.N.K. Showcase	Makuhari Messe	Chiba		[177]
	The Dance Day Live 2023	Nippon Budokan	Tokyo		[178]
	KCON Japan 2023	Makuhari Messe	Chiba		[179]
	2023 Weverse Con Festival	Olympic Park KSPO Dome (Paradise Stage)	Seoul	South Korea	[180]
	Join Alive 2023	Iwamizawa Park (Outdoor Music Hall Kitaon & Hokkaido Greenland Amusement Park)	Iwamizawa	Japan	[181]
	T okyo Girls Collection 2023 Autumn/Winter	Saitama Super Arena	Saitama		[182]
	2023 MAMA Awards	Tokyo Dome	Tokyo		[183]
	D.U.N.K. Showcase	Kyocera Dome Osaka	Osaka		[184]
	8th Asia Artist Awards	Philippine Arena	Ciudad de Victoria	Philippines	[185]
	Music Bank Global Festival 2023	Belluna Dome	Saitama	Japan	[186]
	Beat AX Vol.1	Ariake Arena	Tokyo		[187]
2024	K-Pop Masterz×KROSS vol.3	Vantelin Dome Nagoya	Nagoya		[188]
	Beat AX Vol.2	Yokohama Arena	Yokohama		[187]
	Kstyle Party	Ariake Arena	Tokyo		[189]
	Golden Wave in Taiwan	Kaohsiung National Stadium	Kaohsiung	Taiwan	[190]
	KCON Japan 2024	Zozo Marine Stadium	Chiba	Japan	[191]
	2024 Weverse Con Festival	Inspire Arena	Incheon	South Korea	[192]
	Show! Music Core in Japan	Belluna Dome	Saitama	Japan	[193]
	Waterbomb Tokyo 2024	Sea Forest Waterway	Tokyo		[194]
	Rock In Japan Festival 2024	Soga Sports Park (Hillside Stage)	Chiba		[195]
	Odaiba Adventure King 2024 ~Mezamashi Live~	Fuji TV Headquarters and the Odaiba and Aomi areas	Tokyo		[196]
	The Fact Music Awards	Kyocera Dome Osaka	Osaka		[197]
	CDTV Live! Live! Thanksgiving Festival 2024	Tokyo Garden Theater	Tokyo		[182]
	SBS Inkigayo Live in Tokyo	Saitama Super Arena, Japan	Saitama		[198]
	Coke Studio Live 2024				[199]
	Superpop Japan 2024	Panasonic Stadium Suita	Suita		[200]
	Livejack 2024 Smash Beat SP	Osaka-jō Hall	Osaka		[201]
	9th Asia Artist Awards	Thammasat Stadium	Rangsit	Thailand	[202]
2025	D.U.N.K. Showcase	K-Arena Yokohama	Yokohama	Japan	[203]
	UTO Fest				[204]
	"Ya Boy Kongming! The Movie" Kick-off Party	Pia Arena MM			[33]
	Kstyle Party 2025	Ariake Arena	Tokyo		[205]
	TGC Kumamoto 2025 by Tokyo Girls Collection	Grandmesse Kumamoto	Kumamoto		[206]
	DayDay. Super Live 2025	Pia Arena MM	Yokohama		[182]
	Rakuten GirlsAward 2025 Spring/Summer	Yoyogi National Gymnasium	Tokyo		[207]
	Asia Star Entertainer Awards 2025	K-Arena Yokohama	Yokohama		[208]
	2025 Weverse Con Festival	Inspire Arena	Incheon	South Korea	[209]
	Tigers B-Luck Dynamite Series 2025	Kyocera Dome Osaka	Osaka	Japan	[210]
	Song for Children! 24-Hour TV Charity Live	Ariake Arena	Tokyo		[211]
	Rock In Japan Festival 2025	Soga Sports Park	Chiba		[212]
	Music Day Festival 2025	Tokyo Garden Theater	Tokyo		[182]
	Coca-Cola X Fes 2025	Saitama Super Arena	Saitama		[213]
	MBC Virtual Live Festival with Coupang Play	Sangam Culture Square	Seoul	South Korea	[214]
	Beat AX Vol.7	Ariake Arena	Tokyo	Japan	[215]

Notes

1. Formerly Hybe Labels Japan.
2. Formerly Hybe Labels Japan.
3. "Maybe" did not enter the Billboard Japan Hot 100 Chart, but debuted and peaked at number 25 on the component Download Chart.^[68]
4. "Scar to Scar" did not enter the Billboard Japan Hot 100 Chart, but debuted and peaked at number 47 on the component Download Chart.^[68]
5. "Koegawari" did not enter the Billboard Japan Hot 100 Chart, but debuted and peaked at number 74 on the component Download Chart.^[68]
6. "W.O.L.F. (Win or Lose Fight)" did not enter the Billboard Japan Hot 100 Chart, but debuted and peaked at number 68 on the component Download Chart.^[68]
7. "Blind Love" did not enter the Billboard Japan Hot 100 Chart, but debuted and peaked at number 74 on the component Download Chart.^[68]
8. "Beat the Odds" did not enter the Billboard Japan Hot 100 Chart, but debuted and peaked at number 48 on the component Download Chart.^[68]
9. "Meme" did not enter the Billboard Japan Hot 100 Chart, but debuted and peaked at number 50 on the component Download Chart.^[68]
10. "Magic Hour" did not enter the Billboard Japan Hot 100 Chart, but debuted and peaked at number 39 on the component Download Chart.^[68]
11. "Wonderful World" did not enter the Billboard Japan Hot 100 Chart, but debuted and peaked at number 46 on the component Download Chart.^[68]