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A rock idol group QUEENS has announced they will be disbanding on July 5.
This heartbreaking news came alongside the reveal of their farewell tour, titled "Thank you ! the LAST TOUR".
The final show will mark the end of an era for the group, bringing a close to their journey in the music industry.
The decision, it seems, didn’t come lightly.
According to the group, the disbandment followed numerous discussions between the members and their management.
They all agreed this was the best path forward.
However, the exact reasons behind the split haven't been fully disclosed, leaving fans with mixed feelings – from sadness to understanding.
QUEENS have always been a unique presence in the rock idol scene, combining powerful performances with an edge that stood out from the traditional idol aesthetic.
Their music and onstage charisma earned them a dedicated following, both in Japan and internationally.
Fans are already flooding social media with messages of support and heartbreak, reflecting on how much the group has meant to them over the years.
The upcoming farewell tour promises to be an emotional journey, not just for the fans but for the group themselves.
With each stop, they’ll be saying goodbye to stages they’ve rocked and audiences that have cheered them on.
Tickets for the shows are expected to sell out fast, as fans are eager to witness QUEENS perform one last time.
In their statement, QUEENS expressed deep gratitude to their fans for the support they've received throughout their career.
"We’ve shared so many unforgettable memories, and we hope this final tour will be a chance to create a few more," they said.
For many, QUEENS wasn’t just a band but a source of inspiration and empowerment.
Their bold style and rebellious energy captured the hearts of those who didn’t quite fit into the typical idol mould.
It’s the end of a chapter, but QUEENS will undoubtedly leave a lasting legacy in the rock idol world.
And while their story is coming to a close, their music will continue to echo in the hearts of fans for years to come.