NiziU's pre-release song for EP on the 13th "Dear..."' Announcement..The dome tour in June

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JYP Entertainment girl group NiziU (NiziU) increases fans' satisfaction with the release of new songs and a new dome tour in June.

NiziU will release the song "Dear" from Japan's second EP album "GOOD GIRL BUT NOT FOR YOU" at midnight today (13th)…(Dear) released the song in advance. The song is a cover song that reinterprets the hit song of the same name by local popular artist Nishino Kana, and adds NiziU's own sensibility to the song that has been widely loved by listeners to provide a different listening experience.

'Dear…The second EP album "GOOD GIRL BUT NOT FOR YOU", which will include " will be officially released on April 1st. Since the first EP "RISE UP" in July 2024, Shinbo is expected to release a pre-release song "Dear..."In addition to "Too Bad", the title song "Too Bad", which depicts the members pioneering their future independently, and the fan song "Light It Up", in which the members participated in the lyrics, will be loaded with a total of three songs.

With the release of the new news, another good news was delivered. NiziU recently released a poster on its official SNS channel and announced the hosting of its second dome tour, "NiziU Live with U 2026 DOME TOUR." According to this, NiziU will hold solo concerts at Kyocera Dome Osaka on June 6 and 7, and Tokyo Dome on June 13 and 14, capturing fans with their wide stage performances.

The dome tour is expected to be the first solo dome performance in about three and a half years since "NiziU Live with U 2022 "Burn It Up" in 2022. At that time, those who boasted their presence by selling out tickets for the four performances at Tokyo Dome and Kyocera Dome Osaka will once again release their upgraded group capabilities through solo concerts at large dome venues.

Meanwhile, NiziU is meeting fans with the arena tour "NiziU Live with U 2026 "NEW EvoNition" ("New Evonuation"), which has sold out all times. After opening in Aichi in February, the performances in Hokkaido and Osaka were completed, and will be held 12 times in five Japanese cities from March 18 to 19 and Tokyo from March 21 to 22, and Fukuoka from 28 to 29.

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