The debut album 'ALL IN' by virtual idol group FouRTe Project is set for release on August 5, 2026, with pre-orders open since June 25, and the group's first offline live performance follows on August 14 at Zepp DiverCity Tokyo.
The virtual idol group FouRTe Project is preparing to release its debut album, 'ALL IN,' on August 5, 2026. The album is the first release from JOI MUSIC, a label launched by GENKI Co., Ltd. All 10 tracks are produced by Taku Takahashi of m-flo. The tracklist includes the group's debut song 'Kimi ga Kimi de Kimi dakara' and previously unreleased new songs. Pre-orders opened on June 25. The regular edition CD includes a random trading card from a set of seven, while the first-press limited edition adds a limited acrylic panel and a viewing invitation ticket for a special recorded program scheduled for release in late August.
The album precedes the group's first offline live, 'FouRTe Project 1st LIVE 'ALL IN',' which will take place on August 14 at Zepp DiverCity in Tokyo. ClaN Entertainment revealed the key visual for the concert on June 4, and pre-sales for live goods including penlights, T-shirts, and acrylic stands began the same day. The seven members are Leo Kune, Haruhi Sakuraku, Hazuki Sakuraku, Rami Suio, Ren Mikage, Arte Roberto, and Ken Sho. The group's official fan club, FouRYou, opened on April 1 and offers tiered membership plans.
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The seven-member virtual idol group FouRTe Project will release its debut album, "ALL IN," on August 5, 2026. Pre-orders opened on June 25. The album is the first release from JOI MUSIC, a new label established by GENKI Co., Ltd. All 10 tracks on the album are produced by Taku Takahashi of m-flo. The tracklist includes the group's debut song "Kimi ga Kimi de Kimi dakara" and previously unreleased new songs. The regular edition of the CD comes with a random trading card from a set of seven. The first-press limited edition includes a limited acrylic panel and a viewing invitation ticket for a special recorded program scheduled for release in late August. The album precedes the group's first offline live, "FouRTe Project 1st LIVE 'ALL IN'," which will take place on August 14 at Zepp DiverCity in Tokyo. The seven members are Leo Kune, Haruhi Sakuraku, Hazuki Sakuraku, Rami Suio, Ren Mikage, Arte Roberto, and Ken Sho. The group's official fan club, FouRYou, opened on April 1 and offers tiered membership plans.
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ClaN Entertainment revealed the key visual for FouRTe Project's first offline live, 'ALL IN', on June 4. Pre-sales for live goods including penlights, T-shirts, and acrylic stands also began the same day. The concert is set for August 14, 2026 at Zepp DiverCity Tokyo.
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