RIIZE, who will be making their Japanese debut next month, captivates the audience at the music festival SUMMER SONIC

Korean boy group RIIZE heated up Japan's scorching heat even more amidst the ongoing heatwave, attracting attention with a performance worthy of the "top tier" of K-POP.
"RIIZE" is the largest music festival in Japan, held at Zozo Marine Stadium and Makuhari Messe in Chiba on the 17th and at Expo Commemoration Park in Osaka on the 18th.
During the two-day festival, RIIZE performed "Lu" which was recorded as their first single in Japan.
cky," "Be My Next," "Same Key," and the Japanese version of the hit song "LOVE 119" and "Boom Boom
They performed a total of eight songs, including "Bass," "Impossible," "Talk Saxy," and "Get A Guitar."
He will also appear on TV Asahi's "Music Station" on the 16th. Along with a real-time interview,
The group performed "Lucky," showcasing their lively charm to the fullest, and was well received by the audience. "RIIZE" will be holding 15 concerts in 9 cities in Japan at the "2024 RIIZE FAN-CON
They are currently holding their "RIIZING DAY JAPAN HALL TOUR," with performances in Kumamoto on the 20th, Fukuoka from the 21st to 22nd, and Aichi from the 25th to 27th.
RIIZE is scheduled to make their official Japanese debut on September 5th with their first Japanese single, "Lucky."