Tours is gaining attention with their debut in Japan. They have taken over local festivals and music broadcasts.
On the 6th, Tours performed at the music festival 'Music Quest 2025' held at the National Yoyogi Stadium in Tokyo. Despite it being their first festival appearance after their debut in Japan, they showcased skilled stage manners.
They performed a total of 8 songs, including all tracks from their debut single 'Nice to See You Again', 'If I'm S, You Be My N', and 'Isn't it Cool to Jump According to Your Heart?'. They delivered a refreshing and powerful performance.
The members expressed, "The word 'first' always brings a good excitement. We are truly happy to perform in front of so many people after our debut in Japan. We will work hard, so please support us."
On the 5th, they appeared on Nihon TV's famous summer special broadcast 'The Music Day 2025'. Described as "the next-generation artist sweeping rookie awards at Asian award ceremonies," they captivated local viewers with their passionate performance.
They showcased the Japanese version of their debut song 'Our First Meeting Didn't Go as Planned'. They also performed a joint stage with renowned Japanese artist Masahiko Kondo, singing his hit song from the 1980s, 'Kinkira Kin ni Sarigenaku'.
These performances received a hot response immediately after airing. The program's hashtag topped the real-time trends in Japan, with the group name and the members' titles also making it into the trending rankings.
Tours is gaining popularity right after their debut in Japan. Their debut single ranked first for three consecutive days on the Oricon 'Daily Single Ranking'. The music video for the title track is also at the top of Japan's YouTube daily music video charts.
They are receiving love calls from local terrestrial broadcasters as well. Previously, they have also showcased their new song performance on Nihon TV's information variety show 'Day Day' and TBS's representative music program 'CDTV Live! Live!'.
Meanwhile, Tours will be participating in the 'Rock in Japan Festival 2025' held at Soga Sports Park in Chiba City, Japan, from September 13-15 and 20-21.
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