The members shared their new goals and resolutions based on their experiences from 2025.
Through performances at the Tokyo Dome and KSPO Dome finale, they aim to further solidify their presence.
[TV Daily Reporter Choi Hana] The group RIIZE has set ambitious goals as they welcome the new year. Their first official engagement of 2026 will be at the Samsung Electronics ‘The First Look’ event in Las Vegas, followed by performances in Jakarta, Manila, Singapore, and Macau as part of their world tour, culminating in concerts at the Tokyo Dome in February and the KSPO Dome in Seoul in March.
Their year-end performances showcased various numbers like ‘Fly Up’, ‘Bag Bad Back’, ‘Fame’, and ‘Sticky Like’, attracting strong responses. Each member shared their reflections on 2025 and hopes for the upcoming year during a Q&A session.
In responding to questions, RIIZE members recounted their best performances and memorable moments. Shotaro recalled a unique reaction from the audience during the musical version of ‘Fly Up,’ while Eunseok emphasized their strong teamwork. Seongchan reflected on their unite efforts, and Wonbin expressed feeling accomplished despite the exhaustion. Each member highlighted their synergy during these moments.
Their resolutions for 2026 are equally compelling. Shotaro hopes for a successful remaining tour, while Eunseok aims to present a mature image to their fans. Seongchan pledges to invest effort into their new album, while Sohee is determined to captivate the audience at their Tokyo Dome performance. Anton aspires to grow into a confident artist.
They articulated various expectations for the new year, expressing a desire for personal and group development.
RIIZE is poised for a new leap forward based on their achievements in 2025. They have strengthened their musical capabilities by exploring various genres and styles over the past year, drawing on each member's individuality. This experimental approach promises an even more evolved music world for them.
Additionally, RIIZE's activities on the global stage are a significant turning point in expanding the boundaries of K-Pop. By broadening their horizons to Japan and Southeast Asia, they are establishing themselves as beloved artists beyond Korea. Their upcoming Tokyo Dome performance will serve as an opportunity to reaffirm their presence in the industry.
The group's strong communication with fans also plays an essential role in their identity. Each member values interactions with their fanbase, contributing significantly to building a differentiated image in the scene. The experiences they share with fans act as vital elements that enhance their brand value and bolster their growth and prospects.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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