The group &TEAM is returning to Korea after successfully completing their first Asia tour. They held encore performances of the "2025 &TEAM CONCERT TOUR 'AWAKEN THE BLOODLINE'" at Saitama Super Arena in Japan from October 25 to 26. Approximately 60,000 spectators attended the concerts over the two days. During the Asia tour, &TEAM attracted a total audience of around 160,000.

The encore performances at Saitama Super Arena were live-viewed in 84 theaters across Japan and broadcast live online in 40 countries and regions, reflecting the high interest from global fans. &TEAM delivered confident vocals and performances throughout the concerts.

The stage featured a massive set shaped like the "wolf's eye," combined intricately with large LED screens, lasers, and special effects, enhancing fans' immersion. At the end of the concert, &TEAM expressed gratitude to their fans and shared their determination for their Korean debut. The members said, "Thanks to LUN? (the fandom name), we have come this far. Carrying the emotions of today, we will show an even better side on our Korean debut stage. We will strive to become the best &TEAM, reaching even greater heights."

&TEAM debuted in Japan in 2022 and plans to release an album showcasing the teamwork and musical capabilities they have built over the past three years. They will release their first Korean mini-album, "Back to Life," on October 28. On October 27 at 6 PM, one day before the album release, they will pre-release the title track "Back to Life" along with its music video.

&TEAM's Korean debut is expected to further strengthen communication with their fans. Building on their successful activities in Japan, the group plans to generate a positive response in the Korean market as well. Fans are eagerly anticipating &TEAM's new music and performances.

This Asia tour and Korean debut will be an important milestone in &TEAM's global activities. They will continue to engage with fans through various activities. &TEAM's future endeavors are highly anticipated, along with their musical growth and development.