FouRTe Project Holds First One-Man Live at Zepp DiverCity
The live marks a rapid escalation for a group that has been active for less than a year, moving from debut to a Zepp venue and a nationwide cinema simulcast in a single cycle.
Key Facts
- FouRTe Project held its first one-man live, "FouRTe Project 1st LIVE 'ALL IN'," on August 14, 2026, at Zepp DiverCity in Tokyo.
- The live featured all 10 of the group's original songs, performed with live vocals and a live band.
- Special guests Astel Leda and Izuru Kanade from Holostars appeared at the live.
- The event was streamed on SPWN and Nico Nico Live Broadcast, with live viewing at 30 Aeon Cinemas nationwide.
- The group's first album, "ALL IN," was released on August 5, 2026, with all tracks produced by m-flo's Taku Takahashi.
Reporting from 2 sources: ASCII.jp, PANORA.
The seven-member virtual idol group FouRTe Project held its first one-man live, "FouRTe Project 1st LIVE 'ALL IN'," on August 14, 2026, at Zepp DiverCity in Tokyo. The performance featured all 10 of the group's original songs, performed with live vocals and a live band, blending real and virtual stage production. Special guests from Holostars, Astel Leda and Izuru Kanade, joined for a one-day-only collaboration. The event was streamed in real time on SPWN and Nico Nico Live Broadcast, with live viewing at 30 Aeon Cinemas nationwide. The opening portion was also streamed free on YouTube. Tickets for streaming and live viewing remained on sale as of the event date. The live took its title from the group's debut album, "ALL IN," released August 5, 2026, with all tracks produced by m-flo's Taku Takahashi. FouRTe Project, themed as an "idol group that carves open destiny," has released 10 original songs in under a year since debut.
The event capped a fast first year for FouRTe Project, which debuted less than twelve months before headlining a Zepp DiverCity show. The group's first album, "ALL IN," arrived on August 5, 2026, with all tracks produced by m-flo's Taku Takahashi, and the live drew its title from that record.
The set list covered all ten original songs the group has released, from debut track to newest. The production included live vocals, a live band, and virtual-specific staging, with members taking on English, piano, rap, and acrobatics segments. The Holostars guests, Astel Leda and Izuru Kanade, appeared for a single-day collaboration.
Streaming tickets came in three tiers: a regular ticket at 6,500 yen, a monitoring talk ticket at 8,000 yen, and a premium ticket at 14,000 yen that included a post-show talk and limited goods. Archive viewing ran through September 13, 2026. Cinema tickets for the Aeon Cinemas simulcast were priced at 6,500 yen general and 5,500 yen for students, with no archive for the theater screenings. The free YouTube stream of the opening was scheduled to start around 18:30 on the day.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 2 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.