Toi Toi Toi Ignites New Era with Electrifying Comeback Live, Drops “with Toi” EP!
Japanese Girl Group Unleashes Four New Tracks, Charting a Path of Resilience and Hope for Fans Worldwide.
On January 17, 2026, the vibrant 7-member girl group Toi Toi Toi held their inaugural live performance since their new formation, titled ‘Toi Toi Toi January Organizer Live ~Omajini~’. This pivotal event, charged with an electric atmosphere, marked a significant ‘restart’ for the group, embracing their past while courageously stepping into a new chapter.
The concert kicked off with “Kimi wo Suki ni Natte Kara,” a tender track exploring the delicate shifts of a heart in love, delivered with raw, relatable emotion. The energy surged with “Nee, Datte,” a pop anthem that captured the struggle of doubt and honesty, yet the unwavering drive to move forward, instantly bridging the gap between the performers and the audience.
“Kimi Sagashi” (meaning “Searching for You”), the title track of their upcoming EP, then painted a lyrical landscape of emotions oscillating between ‘what was’ and ‘what will be.’ It beautifully resonated with Toi Toi Toi’s own journey of self-discovery and future exploration within their new lineup. The group’s namesake song, “Toi Toi Toi,” followed, fostering a profound sense of unity as members and fans celebrated the journey they’ve shared.
The latter half of the show featured “Toi et Moi ~Namida no Ato ga Atsui Riyuu~,” a soulful rendition exploring the lasting emotions beyond farewells and conflicts. The performance of “Namida no Storyteller” transformed past pains and experiences into a powerful narrative, enveloping the venue in a wave of emotion. The night culminated with “HAPPY CLIMAX,” a burst of positive energy that brought the audience’s excitement to its peak, leaving a warm, lasting impression.
This comeback live was more than just a concert; it was a profound milestone for Toi Toi Toi, a moment to embrace their history while forging ahead. Their name, “Toi Toi Toi,” is derived from a German charm meaning “It’s alright, it will work out well,” a sentiment that perfectly encapsulates their guiding concept of “Be Alright” as they embark on this new narrative.
New EP ‘with Toi’ Set for Digital Release
Following the live event, Toi Toi Toi announced the digital release of their new EP, ‘with Toi,’ on January 28, 2026 (Wednesday). This EP will feature the four new songs performed at the live concert, offering fans a chance to immerse themselves in the group’s current sound and future vision. It will be available on major music streaming services such as Spotify and Apple Music.
Fans eager to be among the first to experience ‘with Toi’ can pre-register now:
Pre-registration for ‘with Toi’
About Toi Toi Toi
Toi Toi Toi emerged from the girl group audition program ‘Dark Idol,’ a collaboration between “ABEMA” and ASOBISYSTEM, spearheaded by Mikuru Asakura. They made their stage debut on April 4, 2025, and subsequently joined ASOBISYSTEM’s idol project “PEAK SPOT” as its second group. The group welcomed new members Kokoro Hagita and Seia Yamada on January 5, 2026, transitioning to an 8-member formation. Currently, with Tina Hoshino on hiatus, the group actively performs with seven members. Their concept, “Be Alright,” resonates deeply with their name, an ‘omajinai’ (Japanese term for a good luck charm or spell) that wishes for success and well-being.
As one fan passionately shared, “Watching them on stage, you can truly feel their ‘Be Alright’ spirit! Their music isn’t just catchy; it’s a heartfelt message that empowers you to face tomorrow with hope. This new EP is going to be an anthem for us all!”
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This new chapter for Toi Toi Toi, marked by their powerful live return and the release of ‘with Toi,’ signals a bright future not only for the group but also for the global reach of Kawaii culture. Their message of resilience and optimism, wrapped in captivating performances and fresh music, is sure to resonate with fans far beyond Japan, inspiring many to embrace their own ‘Be Alright’ moments.
