Rookie Group ARrC Ignites Japan with Successful First Fan Meeting

Rookie boy group ARrC has successfully concluded their very first fan meeting in Japan, solidifying their surging popularity in the country.

The event, '2025 THE 1ST FAN MEETING IN JAPAN ‘We ARrC : We Awesome’', held in Tokyo on September 7th, was met with an overwhelming frenzy of encore calls from enthusiastic fans.

ARrC captivated the audience with a dynamic setlist featuring hit tracks like "S&S (Sour and Sweet)", "nu kidz", and "awesome", alongside the debut live performance of "kick back" from their third mini-album.

Beyond musical performances, the group engaged fans through interactive segments such as "Member Spotlight Talk" and "One-Heart Game," showcasing their individual charms and chemistry. The blend of high-energy performances and friendly interactions led to continuous cheers and singalongs from the captivated audience.

Following the fan meeting, ARrC continued their engagement with fans through mini live stages, high-touch events, and talk sessions. Member Doha impressed with a cover of Yuuri's "Betelgeuse," while Rioto garnered significant local attention for his rendition of Tuki's "Banquet Song (晩餐歌)."

Their growing influence was further highlighted by media appearances on Tokyo FM's POP-K TOP10 Friday and features in TV LIFE magazine. Prominent signage at Tower Records' flagship Shibuya and Ikebukuro Sunshine City stores also showcased ARrC, marking their strong presence in Japan's entertainment hub.

With this explosive momentum, ARrC is rapidly transitioning from promising rookies to a global force, with Tokyo serving as just the beginning of their international journey.

ARrC is a 5-member boy group that debuted in 2024, quickly gaining attention for their powerful performances and versatile charms. The members actively participate in songwriting, composing, and choreography, showcasing their musical talents. From their debut, they have garnered significant interest not only domestically but also from international fans, demonstrating their potential as future leaders of K-pop.