List of JO1 live performances

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JO1 live performances
Concert tours3
One-off concerts3
Joint concerts and music festivals25
Award shows8
Television shows and specials27
Other live performances6

Japanese boy band JO1 has performed on three concert tours, three one-off concerts, twenty-five music festivals, and thirty-seven live events. Debuting in March 2020, during the start of lockdown in Japan due to the COVID-19 pandemic, [1] JO1 promoted their first studio album with two virtual concerts and held their first concert with a live audience, Open the Door, in November 2021. The group embarked on their first arena tour, Kizuna, in September 2022. They did another arena tour and their first Asia tour in the later half of 2023, with an encore performance in Kyocera Dome.

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Managed by Lapone Entertainment, a joint venture between CJ ENM and Yoshimoto Kogyo, JO1 is a regular act in CJ ENM's K-pop music festival, KCON. The group has performed in various award ceremonies and television specials, in which they collaborated with other artists, such as Yuto of Pentagon and Akiko Wada. In 2022, JO1 made their debut appearance on NHK's New Year's Eve television special, Kōhaku Uta Gassen , and became the first artist to perform from the white team the next year.

Concert tours

List of one-off concerts, with the duration, type, number of shows, and descriptions
YearTitleDurationTypeShowsAttendance
2022 Kizuna September 3–22, 2022 (Japan)Offline & online13110,000 [2]
Kizuna is JO1's first arena tour to support their second studio album with the same name, released in May 2022. The group toured to five prefectures with a total of 13 shows, [3] with a livestream available for the latter Fukuoka show, [4] where they performed "SuperCali" for the first time. [5] The set list also included the group's earlier songs and was supported by a live band performance for the entire concert. [5]
2023 Beyond the Dark August 5–November 25, 2023 (Japan)Offline & online15200,000 [6]
Beyond the Dark is JO1's second arena tour to six cities throughout Japan to support their third studio album, Equinox, released on September 20. [7] [8] The set includes new songs from the album and is supported by a live band. [8] An encore concert in Kyocera Dome was held on November 24–25, 2023, [6] [8] with additional unit performances to unreleased songs and a livestream available for the first day show. [6] The tour features camera-approved sessions and air balloons for the dome performances. [6]
2023 Beyond the Dark – Limited Edition November 1–December 8, 2023 (Asia)Offline4N/A
Beyond the Dark – Limited Edition is JO1's first Asian tour to four cities in East Asia and Southeast Asia: Jakarta, Bangkok, Taipei, and Shanghai. [9]
2024JO1nder Show 2024 – Wherever We AreNovember 23–December 28, 2024 (Japan)Offline14TBA
JO1nder Show 2024 is a domestic live tour by JO1 to support their two multiple-platinum singles Hitchhiker and Where Do We Go to four cities. Two dates of the tour also coincide with the fifth anniversary of the group's formation and JAM's Day, the opening day of their fan club. [10]
2025JO1nder Show 2025 – Wherever We AreFebruary 15–March 29, 2024 (Asia, North America)Offline7TBA
JO1nder Show 2025 is the first world tour by JO1 to four countries in Asia and North America. The group formed a partnership with Live Nation Japan to manage the concerts outside Beijing and Seoul. [11]

One-off concerts

List of one-off concerts, with the duration, type, number of shows, and descriptions
YearTitleDurationTypeShowsSetlistAttendance
2020 Starlight December 19, 2020 (Yokohama, Japan)Online1
  1. "Shine a Light"
  2. "Monstar"
  3. "Kungchikita" (JO1 ver.)
  4. "GrandMaster" (JO1 ver.)
  5. "Happy Merry Christmas" (JO1 ver.)
  6. "Yancha Boy Yancha Girl" (JO1 ver.)
  7. "Go"
  8. "Oh-Eh-Oh"
  9. "Tsukame (It's Coming)"
Encore
  1. "Be With You"
  2. "Infinity"
120,000 [12]
Held in support of their debut studio album The Star (2020), Starlight was a virtual pay-per-view concert hosted by JO1 in December 2020, livestreamed from the Pia Arena MM via Pia Live Stream  [ ja ]. [13] [14] Lasting for 2 hours and 20 minutes, the concert also consisted of talk and game segments. [15]
2021 Starlight Deluxe February 20, 2021 (Paju, South Korea)Online1
  1. "Shine a Light"
  2. "Monstar"
  3. "Running"
  4. "Go"
  5. "Yancha Boy Yancha Girl" (JO1 ver.)
  6. "My Friends"
  7. "Young" (JO1 ver.)
  8. "Voice"
  9. "Be With You"
  10. "Tsutaerareru Nara"
  11. "Safety Zone"
  12. "So What"
  13. "Grandmaster" (Band ver.)
  14. "Oh-Eh-Oh" (Band ver.)
Encore
  1. "Tsukame (It's Coming)"
  2. "Infinity"
120,000 [16]
Starlight Deluxe was the second virtual concert to support The Star (2020). Unlike the first concert, it was livestreamed from CJ ENM Studio Center in South Korea via StreamPass. [17] With a concept of traveling in space, it featured a longer set list, a series of spacecraft-themed VCRs, and a live band. [18] [19]
2021Open the DoorNovember 19–21, 2021 (Chiba, Japan)Offline & online5
  1. "Born to be Wild"
  2. "Oh-Eh-Oh"
  3. "Go"
  4. "Safety Zone"
  5. "Design"
  6. "Speed of Light"
  7. "Never Ending Story"
  8. "Tsutaerareru Nara" / "Running" / "Monstar"
  9. "Freedom"
  10. "Dreaming Night"
  11. "Blooming Again"
  12. "Icarus"
  13. "Shine a Light"
  14. "Run&Go"
  15. "Tsukame (It's Coming)"
  16. "Bokura no Kisetsu"
Encore
  1. "Prologue"
  2. "Real"
45,000 [a]
First concert by JO1 with a live audience, Open The Door took place at the Makuhari Messe in November 2021 after changing the group's initial plan to do a national tour to comply with Japan's COVID-19 preventive measures. The concert mainly featured songs from EP singles Challenger, Stranger, and Wandering. [20] Three out of five shows were broadcast through StreamPass. [21]

Fan meetings

List of one-off concerts, with the duration, type, number of shows, and descriptions
YearTitleDurationTypeShowsSetlistAttendance
2024JAM Thanksgiving – Summer FestivalJuly 27–28, 2024 (Yokohama, Japan)Offline & online2
  1. "Stay"
  2. "Love Seeker"
  3. "Test Drive"
  4. "SuperCali"
  5. "Happy Unbirthday"
  6. "Trigger"
  7. "Lied to You"
  8. "Sugar"
  9. "RadioVision"
  10. "Love & Hate"
  11. "Blooming Again"
  12. "Believe in You"
Encore
  1. "My Friends"
N/A
Taking place in K Arena Yokohama, JAM Thanksgiving – Summer Festival is held to express gratitude to fans who regularly support the group and their activities. The event mainly features songs from Hitchhiker as well as talk and game corners. The last show was live-streamed globally. [22]

Joint concerts and music festivals

List of performances at joint concerts and music festivals, with date, country, venue, and performed songs
DateEventCountryVenuePerformed song(s)Ref.
June 21, 2020 KCON:TACT 2020 Summer South Korea [b] Un­known"Infinity", "La Pa Pa Pam", "Tsukame (It's Coming)" (JO1 ver.) [23]
October 17, 2020KCON:TACT Season 2South Korea [b] "Oh-Eh-Oh", "Go" and "So What", "Infinity", "My Friends" [24]
March 25, 2021KCON:TACT 3South KoreaCJ ENM Studio Center"Shine A Light", "Monstar", "Tsutaerareru Nara", "Born to be Wild" [25]
June 25, 2021KCON:TACT 4USouth Korea [b] Un­known"Born to be Wild", "Speed of Light", "Design", "Dreaming Night" [26]
August 14, 2021The Odaiba 2021 Virtual Adventure IslandJapan [c] Un­known"Born to be Wild", "Design, "Icarus", "Dreaming Night", "Real" [27] [28]
September 23, 2021KCON World Premiere: The TriangleJapan Pacifico Yokohama "Real", "Freedom", "Blooming Again", "Dreaming Night" [29]
May 14–15, 2022KCON 2022 Premiere in JapanMakuhari Messe"Move the Soul", "Walk It Like I Talk It", "Dreamer", "With Us", "Back Door" (Orig. Stray Kids), "Shine" with Yuto (Pentagon) [30]
June 5, 2022MTV Live Match"Infinity", "Born to be Wild", "Move the Soul", "Dreaming Night", "Walk It Like I Talk It", "With Us" [31]
August 13, 2022Odaiba 2022 Virtual Adventure IslandJapan [c] Un­known"Real", "With Us", "Move the Soul", "Walk It Like I Talk It", "Zero" [32]
September 24, 2022 Venue 101 Extra  [ ja ]Japan NHK Hall Un­known [33]
October 15, 2022KCON 2022 Japan Ariake Arena "SuperCali" (Korean ver.), "Rose", "With Us" [34]
December 20, 2023Asia Emotional Music Fes 2022"Rose", "Infinity", "La Pa Pa Pam", "SuperCali", "Phobia", "Dreaming Night", "Happy Merry Christmas" [35]
January 29, 2023GMO Sonic 2023 Saitama Super Arena "Born to be Wild", "Rose", "Infinity" (EDM ver.), "We Good", "Monstar", "Speed of Light", "SuperCali" [36]
March 16, 2023JO1 x INI Special Event in ThailandThailandThe Market Bangkok"SuperCali", "All Hours", "Stay" [37]
March 18, 2023KCON 2023 Thailand Impact Arena "Phobia" (Korean ver.), "Tiger" [38]
April 16, 2023Mezamashi TV 30th Anniversary FestivalJapanPia Arena MM"Real", "Infinity", "We Good", "Dreaming Night", "Run & Go", "Tiger", "SuperCali" [39]
May 13, 2023KCON 2023 JapanMakuhari Messe"Boy with Luv" (Orig. BTS), "Tiger", "We Good", "Comma," [40]
May 27, 2023 29th Dream Concert South Korea Busan Asiad Main Stadium "SuperCali" (Korean ver.), "YOLO-konde", "Trigger" [41]
May 30–31, 2023 Laposta 2023JapanAriake Arena"SuperCali", "Tiger", "Oh-Eh-Oh", "Get Inside Me", "Dreaming Night", "Rose", "Bombarda" (Orig. INI), "Young", "YOLO-konde", "Trigger" [d] [42]
June 18, 20232023 Dream Concert in JapanSaitama Super Arena"Tiger", "Comma", "Stay", "SuperCali", "Trigger" [43] [44]
August 18, 2023KCON LA 2023United States Crypto.com Arena "Radiovision", "Trigger", "Super" (Orig. Seventeen) [45] [46]
August 27, 2023Odaiba Adventure King 2023 Summer Splash!Japan Fuji Television Summer Splash Stadium"SuperCali", "Infinity", "NEWSmile", "Touch!", "Radiovision", "Trigger", "Get Inside Me", "Dreaming Night" [47]
September 18, 2023CDTV Live! Live! Festival 2023Tokyo Garden Theater"La Pa Pa Pam", "Rose", "Trigger", "Venus", "Phobia", "Gradation", "Radiovision", "SuperCali", "YOLO-konde", NEWSmile", "Dreaming Night" [48]
January 20–21, 2024Laposta 2024K Arena Yokohama"Trigger", "Move the Soul", "Design", "Kungchikita", "Password" (Orig. INI), "Venus", "Your Key", "Wow War Tonight", "La Pa Pa Pam", "SuperCali", "Infinity" [e] [49]
January 27, 2024GMO Sonic 2024Saitama Super Arena"Trigger", "Speed of Light", "Eyes On Me" (feat. R3hab), "SuperVali", "Move the Soul", "Tiger", "Zero", "Your Key", "Wow War Tonight", "Radiovision", "YOLO-konde" [50]
March 31, 2024KCON Hong Kong 2024Hong Kong AsiaWorld-Expo "Fairytale" (Korean ver.), "Venus" [51]
May 12, 2024KCON Japan 2024JapanMakuhari Messe"Venus", "SuperCali", "Fairytale", "Happy Unbirthday", "NEWSmile", "Mirotic" (Orig. TVXQ), "Love Seeker" (Korean ver.), "Test Drive" [52]
July 7, 2024Peaceful Park for NotoIshikawa Industrial Exhibition Hall"Love Seeker", "NEWSmile" [53]
July 21, 2024Odaiba Adventure King 2024Fuji Television Stadium"Love Seeker", "NEWSmile", "Lemon Candy", "Believe in You", "Radiovision", "Test Drive", "We Good" [54]
August 17, 2024 Summer Sonic 2024 Expo '70 Commemorative Park "Happy Unbirthday", "Oh-Eh-Oh", "SuperCali", "Trigger", "Eyes On Me", "Believe in You", "Love Seeker", "Walk It Like I Talk It", "YOLO-konde", "Wow War Tonight" [55]
August 18, 2024Makuhari Messe
September 16, 2024CDTV Live! Live! Festival 2024Tokyo Garden Theater"Test Drive", "Trigger", "Love Seeker", "Infinity", "Where Do We Go" [56]
September 21, 2024 Rock in Japan Festival Hitachi Seaside Park "Happy Unbirthday", "Oh-Eh-Oh", "SuperCali", "Trigger", "Test Drive", "Eyes On Me", "Lemon Candy", "Believe in You", "Where Do We Go", "Love Seeker", "Walk It Like I Talk It", "YOLO-konde", "Wow War Tonight" [57]
September 28–29, 2024KCON Germany 2024Germany Messe Frankfurt "Lalalala" (Orig. Stray Kids), "Where Do We Go" (Korean ver.), "Love Seeker" (Korean ver.), "Rose", "Test Drive", "Eyes On Me" [58]

Award shows

List of performances at award shows, with the country of origin, date, and performed songs
DateEventCountryPerformed song(s)Ref.
November 19, 2020 2020 MTV Video Music Awards Japan Japan"Infinity", "Shine A Light" [59]
December 6, 2020 2020 Mnet Asian Music Awards South Korea [b] [60]
November 25, 2021 2021 MTV Video Music Awards Japan Japan"Real", "Bokura no Kisetsu" [61]
December 11, 2021 2021 Mnet Asian Music Awards South Korea [b] "Bokura no Kisetsu" [62]
November 2, 2022 2022 MTV Video Music Awards Japan Japan"SuperCali", "With Us" [63]
November 29, 2022 2022 MAMA Awards "SuperCali" (MAMA ver.) [64]
November 28, 20232023 MAMA Awards"Venus" [65]
December 30, 2023 Japan Record Award "Trigger" [66]
April 10, 2024Asia Star Entertainer Awards"SuperCali", "Happy Unbirthday", "Trigger" [67]
September 8, 2024 The Fact Music Awards "Trigger", "Love Seeker", "Test Drive" [68]

Television shows and specials

List of performances at television shows and specials, with the country of origin, date, and performed songs
DateEventCountryPerformed song(s)Ref.
December 2, 2020 2020 FNS Music Festival Japan"Shine A Light" [69]
December 31, 2020 CDTV Live! Live! New Year's Eve Special 2020 → 2021 "Infinity" [70]
May 1, 2021Kamioto - Kamigata Song Festival"Born to be Wild" [71]
July 14, 20212021 FNS Music Festival Summer"240,000,000 No Hitomi: Exotic Japan" (2億4千万の瞳 -エキゾチック・ジャパン) with Hiromi Go [72]
August 29, 2021FNS Laugh & Music"Real", "Odoru Pompokolin" (Orig. B.B.Queens) [73]
November 11, 2021 Best Hits Kayosai "Run&Go" [74]
December 1, 20212021 FNS Music Festival"Bokura no Kisetsu", "Furui Nikki" (古い日記) with Akiko Wada [75]
December 31, 2021CDTV Live! Live! New Year's Eve Special 2021 → 2022"Bokura no Kisetsu" [76]
March 30, 2022This Is JO1 - Go to the Dream"Infinity", "Shine a Light", "Toberu Kara", "YOLO-konde", "Dreamer" [77]
May 28, 2022Kamioto - Kamigata Song Festival"With Us" [78]
June 25, 2022 Tonight Show Indonesia [b] "All Hours" [79]
August 6, 2022 Live Yell 2022  [ ja ]Japan [f] "Shine a Light" [80]
November 10, 2022Best Hits KayosaiJapan"SuperCali" [81]
December 12, 20222022 FNS Music Festival"Last Christmas" (Orig. Wham!) [82]
December 31, 2022 73rd NHK Kōhaku Uta Gassen "Infinity" [83]
December 31, 2022CDTV Live! Live! New Year's Eve Special 2022 → 2023"SuperCali" [84]
April 29, 2023Venue101 Presents JO1 Request Live"Born to be Wild", "Safety Zone", "We Alright", "Romance", "Trigger", "SuperCali", "Dreaming Night" [85]
June 17, 2023Kamioto - Kamigata Song Festival"Trigger" [86]
July 12, 20232023 FNS Music Festival Summer"NEWSmile", "Choo Choo Train" and "Y.M.C.A." with Generations from Exile Tribe [87]
July 15, 2023Ongaku no Hi 2023"Trigger", "Ageha" with Generations from Exile Tribe, "SuperCali" with &Team [88]
November 15, 2023 TV Tokyo Music Festival 2023"Venus" [89]
November 16, 2023Best Hits Kayousai"Radiovision", "Show" (Orig. Ado) [90]
December 2, 2023Best Artist"TT" (Orig. Twice), "World War Tonight" (Orig. H jungle with t  [ ja ]) [91]
December 6, 20232023 FNS Music Festival"Summer Color" with Yuzu [92]
December 18, 2023CDTV Live! Live! Christmas Special"Tiger" [93]
December 31, 2023 74th NHK Kōhaku Uta Gassen "NEWSmile" [94]
December 31, 2023CDTV Live! Live! New Year's Eve Special 2023 → 2024"Trigger" [95]

Other live performances

List of other notable live performances, with the country of origin, date, and performed songs
DateEventCountryVenuePerformed song(s)Ref.
January 29, 2020 Louis Vuitton Maison Osaka Midosuji Opening Event After PartyJapanLouis Vuitton Maison Osaka Midosuji"Young" (JO1 ver.), "Tsukame (It's Coming)" (JO1 ver.) [96]
September 25, 202031st Mynavi Tokyo Girls Collection Autumn/Winter 2020 [c] Saitama Super Arena"Go", "So What", "Oh-Eh-Oh" [97]
February 28, 202132nd Mynavi Tokyo Girls Collection Spring/Summer 2021 [g] Yoyogi National Gymnasium "So What", "Monstar", "Shine A Light" [98]
October 8, 2022 Rakuten GirlsAward 2022 Autumn/Winter Makuhari Messe "Infinity", "YOLO-konde", "SuperCali" [99]
February 11, 2023 Fujifilm Super Cup 2023 Halftime Show Japan National Stadium Un­known [100]
July 23, 2023 J.League World Challenge Halftime Show"Trigger", "NEWSmile" [101]

Notes

  1. ↑ Online attendance is unknown.
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Performed remotely from Japan
  3. 1 2 3 Performed without live audience
  4. ↑ Group performances only
  5. ↑ Group performances only
  6. ↑ Performed remotely from South Korea
  7. ↑ Performed remotely from South Korea

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