The group RIIZE entered Tokyo Dome in the shortest time among K-pop boy groups and successfully completed their concert. As part of their first world tour "Rising Loud," the special edition performances added from February 21 to 23 attracted a total of 120,000 spectators over three days. This concert set the record for the fastest entry into Tokyo Dome by a K-pop boy group, once again proving RIIZE's popularity.

The concert consisted of a new setlist of 27 songs, all performed live with handheld microphones. RIIZE showcased their Japanese single title track "All of You," which ranked number one on the Oricon Daily Single Chart, along with the B-side "Flashlight," Japanese versions of "Lucky," "Be My Next," and "Love One One Nine," as well as a cover stage of Mrs. Green Apple's "ライラック" (Lilac). This earned enthusiastic responses from local fans.

RIIZE opened the concert powerfully with "Fame" from a giant ship that cut through the sky. This was followed by hit songs such as "Get a Guitar," "Boom Boom Bass," and "Fly Up." The performance of "All of You" with a 32-member brass band was especially eye-catching. The stage design maximized the overwhelming scale of Tokyo Dome, featuring a gondola stage at the top of the main screen, a moving stage traveling 50 meters back and forth, an 8-meter-high telescope lift, and ceiling designs utilizing laser mapping technology, captivating the audience.

Before the concert, fans created a festive atmosphere around Tokyo Dome by lining up for MD and album sales and waiting in line for photo opportunities in front of member posters. Once the concert began, fans held fanlights throughout the running time, singing along and shouting support chants. During the encore section, a large card section event displayed the phrases "WE LOVE RIIZE," "ALL OF YOU," and "HERE AGAIN."

At the end of the concert, RIIZE said, "We thank Breez for helping us achieve our dream. We were able to stand on the Tokyo Dome stage all thanks to Breez." They also shared, "Every moment of the concert was happy. Seeing Breez smile brightly just like us made us feel that we truly shared emotions. We will keep these precious memories in our hearts for a long time." Japanese member Shotaro shed tears on stage, and other members comforted him, saying, "Thank you for running together with us until we stood on the Tokyo Dome stage. Let's continue to be a healthy, happy, and ever-growing RIIZE." They added to the emotion by shouting in unison, "We love Breez."

RIIZE is scheduled to conclude their first world tour "Rising Loud" with performances at Seoul Olympic Park KSPO Dome from March 6 to 8. This concert is expected to further solidify RIIZE's global fandom. RIIZE is strengthening their position in the K-pop scene, and great expectations are gathering for their future activities.