&TEAM Picks Headliner for 'Global Citizen Live' [Official]

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Group & TEAM will be the headliner of the large-scale charity performance "Global Citizen Live," which the world is paying attention to.

Global Citizen announced on its official website on the 7th that it will hold a "Global Citizen Live" at the Tokyo International Forum on June 18. &TEAM will appear as a headliner in this day's performance. Japanese-American artists AI (I) and Yuki Chiba will also participate, with actor Chris Peppler as the main MC. The entire ticket revenue will be used to fund FIFA Global Citizen Education.

Global Citizen is an international civic movement organization established in 2008 and has been working to combat extreme poverty. Global artists such as Beyoncé, Coldplay, Rihanna, Ed Sheeran, Mariah Carey, Billlie Eilish, and Red Hot Chili Peppers have been together. BTS performed "Permission to Dance" and "Butter" against the backdrop of Sungnyemun Gate, a national treasure, at "Global Citizen Live" in 2021, and Jungkook received a hot response as a headliner for the 2023 Global Citizen Festival.

&TEAM is expected to expand its global presence by serving as the headliner for the iconic stage, which will be held in Japan for the first time this year. Just like the group name, which means that nine members with different personalities will connect the world as a team, this stage is also in line with the direction &TEAM has walked.

&TEAM said through its agency YX Labels, "We are happy to be on a meaningful stage that supports children's education and health," adding, "The power of connecting various worlds through music is a value that &TEAM has valued, so it is more meaningful and honored to be on this stage."

Meanwhile, &TEAM will release its third Japanese mini-album 'Weon Fire' on the 21st. Prior to this, the music video of the title song and all the songs will be released first on the 13th.

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