YOUNG POSSE to hold solo concert in Shibuya, Tokyo on September 22nd

The group YOUNG POSSE will hold a solo concert in Tokyo, Japan, to meet local fans. YOUNG POSSE will host their solo concert ‘YOUNG POSSE LIVE : HEY TOKYO 2026’ at SHIBUYA STREAM Hall in Tokyo, Japan, on September 22. This performance will be held for a total of two shows.

The Tokyo stage marks YOUNG POSSE's return after approximately four months. This solo concert was made possible thanks to the support of local fans following their previous activities in Japan. On this stage, YOUNG POSSE will showcase various performances that capture their unique color, including tracks from their recently released mixtape.

Performance title inspired by 'Mister 2026' lyrics and an animated poster

The performance title ‘HEY TOKYO 2026’ was taken from the phrase ‘Hey there, there, Mister’ in the lyrics of their recently released mixtape title track ‘Mister 2026’. The agency stated that this name embodies the uniquely free-spirited energy of YOUNG POSSE. The concert poster released through official SNS features the members of YOUNG POSSE rendered in animated graphics against the backdrop of Tokyo's night streets glowing with colorful neon signs.

Comprised of Chung Sun-hye, Yeonjung, JIANA, DOEUN, and Han Ji-eun, YOUNG POSSE plans to rearrange the songs from their mixtape to fit the solo concert format and present them on stage.

Expanding global activities from Europe tour to Japan

YOUNG POSSE's overseas activities extend beyond Asia to Europe. Prior to the news of this solo concert in Japan, YOUNG POSSE confirmed their first European tour since debut, ‘Pilot3 : 2026 The 1st FLIGHT TO EUROPE with YOUNG POSSE’. This schedule, connecting Japan and Europe, is a move to expand YOUNG POSSE's global activity radius.

Following their recent musical identity revealed through mixtape activities, YOUNG POSSE will strengthen their connection with the local Japanese fandom through this Tokyo performance. They will continue to meet global fans by sequentially carrying out the upcoming European tour and the Japanese performances.