&Team

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&Team (stylized in all caps; Japanese: エンティーム; Korean: 앤팀) is a Japanese boy band 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 (EP) First Howling: Me on December 7, 2022.[3] In 2025, &Team officially debuted in South Korea with the Korean-language EP Back to Life.

Also known asandTeam
GenresJ-pop • K-pop
Years active2022 (2022)–present
Labels
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&Team
&Team in October 2025L–R: Maki, Taki, Harua, Jo, Yuma, Nicholas, K, Fuma, and EJ
&Team in October 2025
L–R: Maki, Taki, Harua, Jo, Yuma, Nicholas, K, Fuma, and EJ
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Also known asandTeam
GenresJ-pop • K-pop
Years active2022 (2022)–present
Labels
Members
  • K
  • Fuma
  • Nicholas
  • EJ
  • Yuma
  • Jo
  • Harua
  • Taki
  • Maki
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History

2020–2022: Pre-debut activities and formation

K, Nicholas, EJ, and Taki competed on the 2020 South Korean survival show I-Land, which ultimately produced the boy group Enhypen.[4] 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.[5] On March 19, Big Hit Entertainment re-branded and re-structured into Hybe Corporation.[6] On April 26, K and EJ made cameo appearances in the music video for Enhypen's "Drunk-Dazed".[7]

Official logo of &Team

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.[8] &Audition – The Howling began airing on July 9, 2022, and the nine final members were unveiled on September 3 via live broadcast from Tokyo.[9][10] On September 26, their fandom name was announced to be "Luné", meaning moon, a backronym for "Light Up New Energy".[11] The group's name, &Team, refers to "9 diverse members forming a team and connecting diverse worlds".[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.[6] 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

&Team at a promotional event for "Aoarashi" in 2024

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][better source needed] 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".[30]

&Team released "Jyuugoya" (十五夜) on October 23 as a pre-release single for their second full-length album Yukiakari (雪明かり), which was released on December 18.[31] Also in December, &Team released "Magic Hour" and "Wonderful World", the opening and ending themes of the anime television series Honey Lemon Soda.[32]

2025: Go in Blind, first Asia tour and Korean debut

Fuma, Nicholas, EJ, and Maki delivering the group's "we link" introduction greeting in 2025

On January 7, 2025, &Team members began hosting a biweekly podcast titled &Team's "Fortunate Chance to Talk to You" (or Enshabe),[C] distributed by TV Tokyo.[33][34]

&Team released their third lead single "Go in Blind" on April 23.[35] The EP Go in Blind became the first of &Team's releases to be 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. Their debut album First Howling: ME was also certified platinum in April.[36] On August 8, &Team received their first million certification from RIAJ for "Go in Blind", recognizing the cumulative sales of over 1,000,000 physical units of the single.[37]

&Team appeared in the Japanese live-action film Ya Boy Kongming! the Movie, adapted from the Japanese manga Ya Boy Kongming!. In the film, which was released on April 25, 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.[38][39]

In May, they began their first Asia tour, titled Awaken the Bloodline.[40]

On September 3, during the last show of their third anniversary event, &Team announced that they would make their Korean debut with the mini-album Back to Life.[41] 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.[42] On October 24, YX Labels announced that, from mid-November 2025 to February 2026, K and Jo "may have difficulty participating in some schedules", including promotions of Back to Life, "due to personal activities".[43]

&Team performing "Mismatch" while promoting Back to Life in South Korea

&Team made their official Korean debut on October 28 with the mini-album Back to Life. The EP achieved immediate commercial success, selling 1,139,988 copies on its release day, making &Team a double million-seller following Go in Blind. Back to Life topped Oricon Daily Album ranking, becoming the first Korean album by a Japanese artist to do so.[44] &Team achieved a television triple crown on Korean music programs with the lead single "Back to Life", winning SBS M's The Show, MBC M's Show Champion, and KBS2's Music Bank.[45]

2026: "Kawasaki", We on Fire, second Asia tour and Mark on Me

On February 20, Hybe Latin America released a remix of the Santos Bravos song "Kawasaki" featuring &Team members Nicholas, Yuma, Jo, and Maki.[46][47]

&Team's third EP, We on Fire, was released on April 21.[48] "Sakura-iro Yell" had been previously released as a single for the EP on March 14. We on Fire sold over one million copies on its first day of release, becoming the first Japanese album to surpass one million sales on the Korean Hanteo chart.[49][unreliable source?] On April 29, &Team won the Korean music program Show Champion.[50]

In May 13, they began their second Asia tour, titled Blaze The Way.[51] On May 30, &Team entered the Billboard 200 for the first time, with their third Japanese EP, "We on Fire", debuting at No. 52.[52]

On July 5, &Team announced their second Korean mini album, Mark on Me, scheduled for September 8.[53][unreliable source?] On July 31, &TEAM announced that their digital single "For Us" would drop the next day on August 1 as the official theme song for the live-action movie Wandance. [54]

Artistry and public image

&Team was created in September 2022 through the survival reality competition program &Audition – The Howling. &Team is the first "global group" of South Korean entertainment company Hybe, developed under the company's "multi-home, multi-genre" strategy.[55][56][57] With this strategy, the company has developed "localized" groups that are based outside of South Korea, including &Team, US-based Katseye, and Mexico-based Santos Bravos.[58][59][56] As part of its global expansion efforts, &Team debuted in South Korea in October 2025 with the Korean-language EP Back to Life.[60][57][61][unreliable source?] Prior to their Korean debut, &Team were active in South Korea through concerts, fan events, and televised performances of Korean versions of their Japanese songs.[62][61] Since their debut, their music has received wider international distribution than typical Japanese acts, with global streaming distribution and their promotions crossing over into K-pop.[63]

Japanese record producer Soma Genda has worked with &Team as their main producer since &Audition, where he was a mentor.[64][65][66] &Team is described as both J-pop and K-pop.[67][68] Speaking to Billboard Korea about &Team's position as Hybe's first global group, &Team leader EJ said:

People sometimes ask if &Team is K-pop or J-pop, but I'd like the focus to be on the music as it is, rather than the language. I'm proud that we play a role in expanding the company's musical style and culture. I hope people feel our appeal beyond language and borders.[55]

Since their debut, &Team's visual and sonic identity has been shaped by a strong werewolf theme.[69][55][70] To accompany this style, Hybe released the Dark Moon: The Grey City webnovel and webtoon series; the characters, which are based on the members of &Team, are werewolves.[69][71] The Grey City is an expansion of Dark Moon: The Blood Altar, which is based on Enhypen as vampires.[72] The Dark Moon series was later expanded with Dark Moon: The Witch of Yerasah, a multimedia project featuring the music of &Team.[71] Music videos and promotional materials for &Team's fifth EP, We on Fire, contained references to The Witch of Yerasah.[71]

Seven of &Team's nine members are from Japan; EJ is from South Korea and Nicholas is from Taiwan.[73][74] All members of &Team are fluent in both Japanese and Korean.[75] Additionally, Nicholas speaks Mandarin Chinese and English,[76] and Maki (who is of Japanese and German descent) speaks English and German.[77] EJ is the leader of &Team and Fuma is the sub-leader. K is often described as the group's performance leader, in charge of the group's choreography; he choreographed some parts of some of the group's songs.[78][79]

Members

  • K (ケイ) – performance leader
  • Fuma (フウマ) – sub-leader
  • Nicholas (王奕翔; ニコラス)
  • EJ (변의주; ウィジュ) – leader[80]
  • Yuma (ユウマ)
  • Jo (ジョウ)
  • Harua (ハルア)
  • Taki (タキ)
  • Maki (マキ)

Discography

Studio albums

More information Title, Details ...
List of studio albums, showing selected details, selected chart positions, and sales figures
Title Details Peak chart positions Sales Certifications
JPN
[81]		 JPN
Comb.
[82]		 JPN
Hot
[83]
First Howling: Now
Track listing
  1. "War Cry"
  2. "Dropkick"
  3. "Really Crazy" (チンチャおかしい)
  4. "Alien" (規格外)
  5. "Firework"
  6. "Road Not Taken"
  7. "The Moon Is Beautiful" (月が綺麗ですね)
  8. "Blind Love"
  9. "Under the Skin"
  10. "Scent of You"
  11. "Buzz Love" (バズ恋)
  12. "War Cry" (Korean version)
  13. "Road Not Taken" (Korean version)
  14. "Firework" (Korean version)
  15. "Scent of You" (Korean version)
  16. "The Final Countdown" (&Team version)
  17. "Melody" (&Team version)
  18. "Running with the Pack" (&Team version)
 111
  • JPN: 119,458 (Phy.)[84]
  • JPN: 1,200 (Dig.)[85]
Yukiakari
  • Released: December 18, 2024
  • Label: YX Labels
  • Formats: CD, digital download, streaming
Track listing
  1. "Yukiakari" (雪明かり)
  2. "Deer Hunter"
  3. "Illumination"
  4. "Crescent Moon's Wish" (三日月の願い)
  5. "Samidare" (五月雨)
  6. "Scar to Scar"
  7. "Maybe" (君にカエル)
  8. "Aoarashi" (青嵐)
  9. "Koegawari" (声変わり)
  10. "Imprinted" (向日葵)
  11. "Jyuugoya" (十五夜)
  12. "Big Suki" (Big好き)
  13. "Beat the Odds"
  14. "Feel the Pulse"
  15. "Meme"
  16. "Samidare" (Korean version)
  17. "Scar to Scar" (Korean version)
  18. "Aoarashi" (Korean version)
  19. "Koegawari" (Korean version)
  20. "Yukiakari" (Korean version)
  21. "Deer Hunter" (Korean version)
  22. "Dropkick" (Korean version)
 111
  • JPN: 362,034 (Phy.)[87]
  • RIAJ (Phy.): 2× Platinum[88]
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Extended plays

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Title Details Peak chart positions Sales Certifications
JPN
[81]		 JPN
Comb.
[82]		 JPN
Hot
[83]		 AUT
[89]		 BEL
(FL)
[90]		 FRA
[91]		 KOR
[92]		 US
[93]		 US
World
[94]
First Howling: Me
  • Released: December 7, 2022 (JPN)
  • Label: Hybe Labels Japan
  • Formats: CD, digital download, streaming
Track listing
  1. "Under the Skin"
  2. "Scent of You"
  3. "Buzz Love" (バズ恋)
  4. "The Final Countdown" (&Team version)
 111——————
  • JPN: 250,000 (Phy.)[95]
  • JPN: 1,858 (Dig.)[96]
  • RIAJ (Phy.): Platinum[97]
First Howling: We
  • Released: June 14, 2023 (JPN)
  • Label: Hybe Labels Japan
  • Formats: CD, digital download, streaming
Track listing
  1. "Firework"
  2. "Road Not Taken"
  3. "The Moon Is Beautiful" (月が綺麗ですね)
  4. "Blind Love"
  5. "Firework" (Korean version)
  6. "Scent of You" (Korean version)
 111——————
  • JPN: 191,048 (Phy.)[98]
  • JPN: 1,349 (Dig.)[99]
  • RIAJ (Phy.): Platinum[100]
Back to Life
  • Released: October 28, 2025 (KOR)
  • Label: YX Labels
  • Formats: CD, digital download, streaming
Track listing
  1. "Back to Life"
  2. "Lunatic"
  3. "Mismatch"
  4. "Rush"
  5. "Heartbreak Time Machine"
  6. "Who Am I"
 111591481561—[D]5
  • JPN: 750,000
  • KOR: 1,331,733[102]
We on Fire
  • Released: April 21, 2026 (JPN)
  • Label: YX Labels
  • Formats: CD, digital download, streaming
Track listing
  1. "We on Fire"
  2. "Bewitched"
  3. "Hotline" (ホットライン)
  4. "Sakura-iro Yell"
  5. "We on Fire" (Korean version)
  6. "Bewitched" (Korean version)
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Mark on Me
  • Released: September 8, 2026 (KOR)
  • Label: YX Labels
  • Formats: CD, QR, digital download, streaming
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Single albums

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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
[109]		 JPN
Comb.
[110]		 JPN
Hot
[111]
"Samidare" (五月雨) 2024 222
  • RIAJ (Phy.): 2× Platinum[114]
 Yukiakari
"Aoarashi" (青嵐) 111
  • RIAJ (Phy.): 2× Platinum[117]
"Go in Blind" (月狼) 2025 112
  • JPN: 1,000,000 (phy.)
  • RIAJ (Phy.): Million[118]
 Go in Blind
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.
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Promotional singles

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Title Year Peak chart positions Sales Album
JPN
Hot
[111]		 JPN
Comb.
[110]		 KOR
[119]
"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—— Yukiakari
"Yukiakari" (雪明かり) 3644—
"Back to Life" 2025 2625131 Back to Life
"We on Fire" 2026 43—— We on Fire
"Mark On Me" TBA Mark On Me
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.
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Other charted songs

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Title Year Peak chart positions Sales Album
JPN
Hot
"Scent of you" 2022 — First Howling: Me
"Maybe" (君にカエル) 2024 —[E] Yukiakari
"Scar to Scar" —[F]
"Koegawari" (声変わり) —[G]
"illumination" —
"Back to Life" (Japanese version) 2025 — Non-album singles
"Kawasaki" (&Team Remix) 2026 —
"Sakura-iro Yell" — We on Fire
"We on Fire (Days of Youth ver.)" — Non-album singles
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.
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Soundtrack appearances

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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 —[H] Dark Moon: The Grey City OST
"Blind Love" —[I] First Howling: We, First Howling: Now and Dr. Chocolate OST[19]
"Beat the Odds" 2024 —[J] Trillion Game OST, Yukiakari
"Meme" —[K] Minna no Uta OST, Yukiakari
"Feel the Pulse" — Golden Kamuy OST, Yukiakari
"Magic Hour / Wonderful World" 2025 —[L] Honey Lemon Soda OST
—[M]
"Extraordinary Day" — The theme song for the TBS "2025 Beppu-Oita Mainichi Marathon"
"OTAKEBI" (feat. &TEAM) — The theme song of the 2025-26 season of the Japanese basketball league B.League
"For Us" 2026 — The theme song for the movie Wandance
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.
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Filmography

Reality programs

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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.
[124]
&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.
[125]
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.
[126]
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.
[127]
[TOKYO023] (東京お23) YouTube Variety show, where they will guide Luné through the 23 wards of Tokyo.
[128]
&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.
[42]
2026 &TEAM COURSE YouTube Variety show, which showcases the charm, teamwork, and ingenuity of the members.
[129]
GRandSLAM! Variety show.
[130]
＆TEAM vs FANTASTICS 最強スターはどっちだ？
[131]
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Dramas

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

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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 22
2026
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Movie

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Year Title Role
2025 Paripi Komei: The Movie &TEAM (Themselves)
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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)
  • Idol Star Athletics Championships (October 8, 2025, MBC)
  • 76th NHK Kohaku Uta Gassen on New Years Eve (December 31, 2026, NHK)
  • 2026 Superstar Red and White Entertainment Awards (January 31, 2026, TTV)

Videography

Music videos

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Year Song title Version Album/Single Director(s) Ref.
2022 "Under the Skin" Music video First Howling: Me Seong Wonmo (Digipedi) [132]
Choreography ver. [133]
Extended ver. [134]
"Scent of You" Music video Myungbae (Zanybros) [135]
2023 "Firework" Music video First Howling: We Seong Wonmo (Digipedi) [136]
"Firework" Special Video

(Filmed by you ver.)

 [137]
"Firework (Korean ver.)" Performance Guzza (KUDO) [138]
"Road Not Taken" Music video Hong Jaehwan, Lee Hyesu (SWISHER) [139]
"War Cry" Music video First Howling: Now Seong Wonmo (Digipedi) [140]
"War Cry (Korean ver.)" Performance [141]
"Dropkick" Music video Kim In-tae (AFF) [142]
2024 "Maybe" Track video Samidare Kwon Yongsoo (Studio Saccharin) [143]
"Samidare" Music video [144]
"Koegawari" Music video Aoarashi Sunghwi (nvrmnd) [145]
"Aoarashi" Music video Kwon Yongsoo (Studio Saccharin) [146]
"Imprinted" Track video

- Our Summer Log-

 HALEX (MINIMA Media) [147]
"Jyuugoya" Music video Jyuugoya Mona [148]
"Illumination" Music video Yukiakari Yun Jooyeong (EARTHLUK) [149]
"Yukiakari" Music video Kwon Yongsoo (Studio Saccharin) [150]
Performance [151]
2025 "Deer Hunter" Music video Kim Jooae (AEDIASTUDIO) [152]
"Go in Blind" Performance Go in Blind Yuann [153]
Music video [154]
"Back to Life" Music video Back to Life Seong (Digipedi) [155]
Performance [156]
"Lunatic" Music video YVNG WING (IDIOTS) [157]
2026 "We on Fire" Music video We on Fire Hobin [158]
Performance [159]
"Bewitched" Animated film — [160]
"Mark On Me"
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Live clips

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Year Song title Length Ref.
2023 "Really Crazy" 2:49 [161]
"Alien" 3:03 [162]
2026 "Sakura-iro Yell" 3:43 [163]
"Bewitched" 2:34 [164]
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Bibliography

Web novels

  • Dark Moon: The Grey City (2022–2023)[165]
  • Dark Moon: The Witch of Yerasah (2026–present)[166]

Webtoons

  • Dark Moon: The Grey City (2022–2023)[167]

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'
  • &TEAM 2026 Season's Greeting 'In a Daydream'

Live performances

Concert and tours

&TEAM Concert Tour 'First Paw Print' (2024)
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Date City Country Venue Attendance
January 21 Kyoto Japan Rohm Theatre Kyoto 70,000[168][169]
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
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&TEAM Concert Tour 'Second To None' (2024)
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Date City Country Venue Attendance
July 20–21 Tokyo Japan Ariake Arena 80,000[170]
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)
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&TEAM Asia Tour 'Awaken the Bloodline' (2025)
More information Date, City ...
Date City Country Venue Attendance
May 10–11 Aichi Japan Portmesse Nagoya (Exhibition Hall 1) 100,000[171]
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 —
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&TEAM Asia Tour 'Blaze The Way' (2026)
More information Date, City ...
Date City Country Venue Attendance
May 13–14 Kanagawa Japan K-Arena Yokohama —
May 23–24 Kagawa Anabuki Arena Kagawa —
May 30–31 Aichi IG Arena —
June 13–14 Fukuoka Kitakyushu Messe —
June 21 Taipei Taiwan NTSU Arena —
June 27–28 Hyogo Japan Glion Arena Kobe —
July 4–5 Incheon South Korea Inspire Arena —
July 11 Hong Kong Hong Kong AsiaWorld-Expo, Runway 11 —
July 18 Bangkok Thailand Thunder Dome —
July 25–26 Chiba Japan LaLa Arena Tokyo-Bay —
August 19 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Idea Live Arena —
August 22 Singapore Singapore Arena@Expo —
September 5–6 Saitama Japan Belluna Dome —
October 3–4 Seoul South Korea KSPO Dome —
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Fan meetings

More information Title, Date ...
Title Date Venue City Country Ref.
2023 &TEAM FanTour Lunémare: 月波 (Tsuki-Nami) May 27–28, 2023 Osaka Prefectural International Conference Center (Grand Cube Osaka) Osaka Japan [17][172]
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 [173]
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Anniversary events

More information Title, Date ...
Title Date Venue City County Attendance Ref.
&TEAM 1st Anniversary [縁 DAY] September 3, 2023 Saitama Super Arena Community Arena Saitama Japan 10,000 [174][23]
September 9, 2023 YES 24 Live Hall Seoul South Korea 2,000 [175][24]
&TEAM 2nd Anniversary [縁 DAY] September 3, 2024 Tokyo Garden Theater Tokyo Japan 13,000 [176]
&TEAM 3rd Anniversary [縁 DAY] September 2–3, 2025 Pia Arena MM Yokohama Japan — [177]
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Other events

More information Year, Event ...
Year Event Venue City Country Ref.
2022 7th Asia Artist Awards Nippon Gaishi Hall Nagoya Japan [178]
Countdown Japan 22/23 Makuhari Messe Chiba [179]
2023 All Night Nippon X Special Live 2023 Yokohama Arena Yokohama [180]
GMO Sonic 2023 Saitama Super Arena Saitama [181]
Tokyo Girls Collection 2023 SPRING/SUMMER Yoyogi National Gymnasium Tokyo [182]
D.U.N.K. Showcase Makuhari Messe Chiba [183]
The Dance Day Live 2023 Nippon Budokan Tokyo [184]
KCON Japan 2023 Makuhari Messe Chiba [185][unreliable source?]
2023 Weverse Con Festival Olympic Park KSPO Dome (Paradise Stage) 88 Lawn Field Seoul South Korea [186]
Join Alive 2023 Iwamizawa Park (Outdoor Music Hall Kitaon & Hokkaido Greenland Amusement Park) Iwamizawa Japan [187]
Tokyo Girls Collection 2023 Autumn/Winter Saitama Super Arena Saitama [188]
2023 MAMA Awards Tokyo Dome Tokyo [189]
D.U.N.K. Showcase Kyocera Dome Osaka Osaka [190]
8th Asia Artist Awards Philippine Arena Ciudad de Victoria Philippines [191]
Music Bank Global Festival 2023 Belluna Dome Saitama Japan [192][unreliable source?]
Beat AX Vol.1 Ariake Arena Tokyo [193]
2024 K-Pop Masterz×KROSS vol.3 Vantelin Dome Nagoya Nagoya [194]
Beat AX Vol.2 Yokohama Arena Yokohama [193]
Kstyle Party Ariake Arena Tokyo [195]
Golden Wave in Taiwan Kaohsiung National Stadium Kaohsiung Taiwan [196]
KCON Japan 2024 Zozo Marine Stadium Chiba Japan [197]
2024 Weverse Con Festival Inspire Arena

Discovery Park

 Incheon South Korea [198]
Show! Music Core in Japan Belluna Dome Saitama Japan [199][unreliable source?]
Waterbomb Tokyo 2024 Sea Forest Waterway Tokyo [200]
Rock In Japan Festival 2024 Soga Sports Park (Hillside Stage) Chiba [201]
Odaiba Adventure King 2024 ~Mezamashi Live~ Fuji TV Headquarters and the Odaiba and Aomi areas Tokyo [202]
The Fact Music Awards Kyocera Dome Osaka Osaka [203]
CDTV Live! Live! Thanksgiving, Festival 2024 Tokyo Garden Theater Tokyo [188]
SBS Inkigayo Live in Tokyo Saitama Super Arena, Japan Saitama [204][unreliable source?]
Coke Studio Live 2024 [205]
Superpop Japan 2024 Panasonic Stadium Suita Suita [206][unreliable source?]
Livejack 2024 Smash Beat SP Osaka-jō Hall Osaka [207]
9th Asia Artist Awards Thammasat Stadium Rangsit Thailand [208]
2025 D.U.N.K. Showcase K-Arena Yokohama Yokohama Japan [209]
UTO Fest [210][better source needed]
"Ya Boy Kongming! The Movie" Kick-off Party Pia Arena MM [38]
Kstyle Party 2025 Ariake Arena Tokyo [211]
TGC Kumamoto 2025 by Tokyo Girls Collection Grandmesse Kumamoto Kumamoto [212]
DayDay. Super Live 2025 Pia Arena MM Yokohama [188]
Rakuten GirlsAward 2025 Spring/Summer Yoyogi National Gymnasium Tokyo [213][better source needed]
Asia Star Entertainer Awards 2025 K-Arena Yokohama Yokohama [214][unreliable source?]
2025 Weverse Con Festival Inspire Arena

Discovery Park

 Incheon South Korea [215]
Tigers B-Luck Dynamite Series 2025 Kyocera Dome Osaka Osaka Japan [216]
Song for Children! 24-Hour TV Charity Live Ariake Arena Tokyo [217]
Rock In Japan Festival 2025 Soga Sports Park Chiba [218]
Music Day Festival 2025 Tokyo Garden Theater Tokyo [188]
Coca-Cola X Fes 2025 Saitama Super Arena Saitama [219]
MBC Virtual Live Festival with Coupang Play Sangam Culture Square Seoul South Korea [220]
67th Japan Record Awards New National Theatre Tokyo Tokyo Japan [221]
Beat AX Vol.7 Ariake Arena [222]
38th Shogakukan DIME Trend Awards 2025 — [223]
Music Bank Global Festival In Japan 2025 Japan National Stadium [224]
2026 Resona Group B.LEAGUE ALL-STAR GAME WEEKEND 2026 HAPPINESS ARENA Nagasaki [225]
ONE REPUBLIC "From Asia, With Love" 2026 in Japan K Arena Yokohama Kanagawa [226]
GLION ARENA KOBE Hyogo
CDTV Live! Live! Spring Thanksgiving, Festival 2026 K Arena Yokohama Kanagawa [227]
Inkigayo ON THE GO Paradise City Plaza Incheon South Korea [228][unreliable source?]
KCON JAPAN 2026 Makuhari Messe Chiba Japan [229]
Asia Star Entertainer Awards 2026 Belluna Dome Saitama [230]
DayDay. Super Live 2026 Nippon Budokan Tokyo [231]
2026 Weverse Con Festival KSPO DOME

88 Lawn Field

 Seoul South Korea [232]
Global Citizen Live: Tokyo Tokyo International Forum (Hall A) Tokyo Japan [233]
2026 MIXPOP CONCERT Kaohsiung Music Center Kaohsiung Taiwan [234]
KCON LA 2026 Crypto.com Arena Los Angeles United States [235]
2026 K-World Dream Awards KINTEX Seoul South Korea [236]
MUSIC EXPO LIVE 2026 in Taipei Taipei Arena Taipei Taiwan [237]
MTV Video Music Awards Japan 2026 Tokyo Dome Tokyo Japan [238]
11th Asia Artist Awards Kaohsiung National Stadium Kaohsiung Taiwan [239]
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Awards and nominations

More information Award ceremony, Year ...
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 [240]
Best Emotive Award – Music Won [241]
Popularity Award – Male singer Nominated [242]
2024 Best Icon Award Won [243]
Popularity Award – Male Singer Nominated
Asia Star Entertainer Awards 2025 The Platinum Won [244][unreliable source?]
The Best Group (Male) Nominated
Fan Choice Artist (Singer) Nominated
The Fact Music Awards 2024 Global Generation Award Won [245]
Japan Gold Disc Awards 2023 Best 5 New Artists (Japanese) Won [246]
2025 Best 5 Albums (Japanese) Yukiakari Won [247]
MTV Video Music Awards Japan 2025 Best Buzz Artist &TEAM Won [248]
Universal Superstar Awards 2024 Universal Next Generation (Male) Won [249][250]
Japan Music Awards 2025 Special International Music Award Won [251]
38th Shogakunkan Dime Trend Awards Best Artist Award Won [252]
40th Gold Disc Awards 2026 Album Bonsang Back To Life Nominated [253][unreliable source?]
Most Popular Artist – Male &TEAM Nominated [254]
33rd Hanteo Music Awards Artists of the Year (Bonsang) Nominated [255][unreliable source?]
Best Continent Artist – Africa Nominated
Best Continent Artist – Asia Nominated
Best Continent Artist – Europe Nominated
Best Continent Artist – North America Nominated
Best Continent Artist – Oceania Nominated
Best Continent Artist – South America Nominated
WhosFandom Award Nominated
Best Popular Artist Nominated
Best Global Popular Artist Nominated
Japan Gold Disc Awards Best 5 Albums (Japanese) Back to Life Won [256]
Best 5 singles Go in Blind Won
Asia Star Entertainer Awards The Platinum &TEAM Won [257]
Performance of the Year Won
The Best Group (Male) Nominated
2026 K-World Dream Awards Artist Award Won [258][unreliable source?]
Global Music Award Won
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Notes

  1. [A]
    Formerly Hybe Labels Japan.
  2. [B]
    Formerly Hybe Labels Japan.
  3. [C]
    Japanese: &TEAMの「ごエンがあって、 しゃべらせてもらってます。」; shortened to エンしゃべ
  4. [D]
    Back to Life did not enter the Billboard 200, but peaked at number 13 on the Top Album Sales chart.[101]
  5. [E]
    "Maybe" did not enter the Billboard Japan Hot 100 Chart, but debuted and peaked at number 25 on the component Download Chart.[111]
  6. [F]
    "Scar to Scar" did not enter the Billboard Japan Hot 100 Chart, but debuted and peaked at number 47 on the component Download Chart.[111]
  7. [G]
    "Koegawari" did not enter the Billboard Japan Hot 100 Chart, but debuted and peaked at number 74 on the component Download Chart.[111]
  8. [H]
    "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.[111]
  9. [I]
    "Blind Love" did not enter the Billboard Japan Hot 100 Chart, but debuted and peaked at number 74 on the component Download Chart.[111]
  10. [J]
    "Beat the Odds" did not enter the Billboard Japan Hot 100 Chart, but debuted and peaked at number 48 on the component Download Chart.[111]
  11. [K]
    "Meme" did not enter the Billboard Japan Hot 100 Chart, but debuted and peaked at number 50 on the component Download Chart.[111]
  12. [L]
    "Magic Hour" did not enter the Billboard Japan Hot 100 Chart, but debuted and peaked at number 39 on the component Download Chart.[111]
  13. [M]
    "Wonderful World" did not enter the Billboard Japan Hot 100 Chart, but debuted and peaked at number 46 on the component Download Chart.[111]

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