&TEAM is taking its 2026-2027 ‘Mark on You’ concert tour across Japan. The tour began in October 2026 and is scheduled to continue through March 2027. A separate concert in South Korea is planned for spring 2027.
Announced on September 6, the tour features an extensive Japanese schedule covering major cities and regional destinations. The official lineup includes performances in Tokyo, Shizuoka, Iwate, Aichi, Osaka, Hiroshima, Fukuoka, and several other locations. The tour will move into arena venues in 2027 before concluding its currently announced Japanese dates in Miyagi.
The announcement gives LUNÉ, &TEAM’s official fandom, a new opportunity to see the group following its previous touring activities.
Their most extensive tour yet began on October 15, 2026, at the Tokyo Garden Theater, the same site where the members were selected through the final round of auditions back in 2022. The tour spans 18 cities across Japan with 41 shows, marking the group’s most extensive domestic run to date. It follows the conclusion of their Asia tour “BLAZE THE WAY,” which drew approximately 230,000 attendees. There is only an 11-day gap between tours.
&TEAM ‘Mark on You’ Japan Tour Dates and Venues
The official schedule lists the following dates and venues for the Japanese leg of the tour.
2026 tour dates
- Tokyo: October 15-16 – Tokyo Garden Theater
- Shizuoka: October 20 – Fuji City Cultural Hall Rose Theater, Main Hall
- Iwate: October 27-28 – Tohsai Classic Hall Iwate, Main Hall
- Aichi: November 9-10 – Aichi Prefectural Art Theater
- Osaka: November 18-19 – Grand Cube Osaka
- Hiroshima: November 27 – Hiroshima Bunka Gakuen HBG Hall
- Fukuoka: December 10-11 – Fukuoka Sunpalace
- Ishikawa: December 15-16 – Hondanomori Hokuden Hall
- Ehime: December 19-20 – Matsuyama Civic Hall, Main Hall
- Hokkaido: December 27 – Sapporo Cultural Arts Theater hitaru
2027 tour dates
- Kumamoto: January 5-6 – Kumamoto-jo Hall, Main Hall
- Miyagi: January 10–11 – Sendai Sunplaza Hall
- Niigata: January 15–16 – Niigata Prefectural Civic Center, Main Hall
- Osaka: January 19-20 – Grand Cube Osaka
- Okayama: January 22-23 – Kurashiki Civic Hall
- Okinawa: January 28 – Okinawa Convention Center, Theater Building
- Hyogo: February 3-4 – GLION ARENA KOBE
- Aichi: February 6-7 – IG Arena
- Kanagawa: February 13-14 – Pia Arena MM
- Kagawa: February 27–28 – Anabuki Arena Kagawa
- Fukuoka: March 20–22 – Marine Messe Fukuoka Hall B
- Miyagi: March 26-27 – Sekisui Heim Super Arena
The Tokyo opening shows featured 26 songs over approximately 2.5 hours. The setlist centered on tracks from the Korean 2nd Mini Album Mark on Me, released in September 2026, including “Mark on Me,” “Good Boy,” “Love Jang,” “Empty,” and the tour-first performance of “Accelerate.”
Ticket Information
&TEAM’s official website announced that general ticket sales began on October 10, 2026, at 1 p.m. JST. Sales are subject to availability, and tickets may sell out for individual performances. Fans can check the official tour website for ticket information, venue-specific instructions, and updates.
- Standard reserved seat: ¥16,500 (tax included)
- Premium Seat upgrade (LUNÉ Membership exclusive, lottery): ¥27,500
- Annotated reserved seat (restricted view): ¥16,500
- Children under 3 not admitted; ages 3+ require a ticket
As of October 18, the Tokyo concerts scheduled for October 15 and 16 have passed. The next announced performance is in Shizuoka on October 20, followed by two shows in Iwate on October 27 and 28.
The tour announcement was accompanied by special pop-up stores in Tokyo and Osaka, offering fans another way to celebrate the concert series.
According to the official announcement, both locations were scheduled to operate from October 3 through October 18, 2026, between 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. local time. The pop-ups were organized to commemorate the tour and featured merchandise for fans.
The tour launched on the heels of significant commercial momentum. Mark on Me achieved four consecutive million-seller releases and peaked at No. 20 on the Billboard 200 (chart dated October 10, 2026), the group’s highest US chart position to date.