ILLIT Thrills 30,000 Fans at Japan's 'LuckyFes'… December Chiba Encore Concert Confirmed
ILLIT is actively engaging with local fans in Japan through diverse performances and events. On the 9th, ILLIT took the RAINBOW STAGE, the main stage of 'LuckyFes'26' held at Hitachi Seaside Park in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan, and performed eight songs. Approximately 30,000 spectators gathered at th

ILLIT is actively engaging with local fans in Japan through diverse performances and events.
On the 9th, ILLIT took the RAINBOW STAGE, the main stage of 'LuckyFes'26' held at Hitachi Seaside Park in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan, and performed eight songs. Approximately 30,000 spectators gathered at the venue that day, adding to the festive atmosphere.
ILLIT opened the stage with 'I Got Your Back (Feat. JISOO, MOMOKA of HANA).' They then showcased a variety of songs including 'Almond Chocolate' and 'Magnetic,' which gained popularity on the Japanese music charts, as well as 'jellyous,' 'Mamihlapinatapai,' 'I'll Like You,' 'oops!,' and 'It's Me.' The audience waved their hands and sang along to the lyrics, showing an enthusiastic response.
A day earlier on the 8th, a commemorative event for the new album release was held at the Tokyo DiverCity Plaza Festival Square, with approximately 10,000 fans in attendance. ILLIT members energized the crowd with vibrant live performances.
ILLIT collaborated with JISOO and MOMOKA of the popular Japanese girl group HANA on the title track of their new album. They also performed joint stages with CUTIE STREET at major events such as Fuji TV's '2026 FNS Kayousai Summer' and the 'Mezamashi WANGAN Festival.'
Meanwhile, ILLIT will hold their solo tour encore concert 'ILLIT LIVE 'PRESS START︎' ENCORE' at LaLa arena TOKYO-BAY in Chiba from December 23–24 and 26–27.
The five-member girl group ILLIT, composed of Yoona, Minju, Moka, Wonhee, and Iroha, gained attention as a global rookie after debuting in March 2024 with 'Magnetic.' Their Japanese original song 'Almond Chocolate' achieved chart success locally and won the Excellence Award at the '66th Japan Record Awards.' The title track of their first single, 'NOT CUTE ANYMORE,' reached No. 7 on Billboard's 'Bubbling Under Hot 100' chart, and all of their mini albums from the first through the fourth entered the U.S. Billboard 200, demonstrating their strong presence in the album category.
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