xikers to Release New Japanese Single

xikers to Release New Japanese Single on July 16… Targeting the Japanese Market

Boy group xikers is set to expand their reach in Japan with the release of a new Japanese single.

According to their agency KQ Entertainment, a preview video for xikers’ second Japanese single “Up All Night” was unveiled on the group’s official social media at 6 PM on July 9. The video features snippets of three tracks: the title track “Up All Night,” “100%,” and “Period,” showcasing xikers’ unique vocal tone and diverse musical range—sparking explosive reactions from global fans.

The video also included scenes of the members during the single’s jacket shoot, capturing both visual and auditory attention. Dressed in a variety of school uniform-inspired outfits, the members pulled off the styling flawlessly, channeling the look of high-teen movie protagonists and stealing the hearts of fans.

xikers' new Japanese single “Up All Night” is based on a revival of 1980s electro sound, and the album promises a more upgraded and energetic performance. The title track combines synthesizer sounds and groovy beats, offering a deeper glimpse into the group’s evolving musical identity.

From June 25 to July 5, a series of behind-the-scenes jacket shoot films were also released. Each member’s individual clip revealed their standout visuals and matched the album's stylish beat, further heightening anticipation among global fans.

Previously, xikers held the “2025 World Tour ‘Road to XY: Enter the Gate’ in Tokyo,” connecting deeply with local fans. With their dynamic live performances and powerful stage presence, they firmly established their reputation as a “performance powerhouse.” Expectations are high for the musical charm they’ll bring with their upcoming Japanese single.

xikers’ second Japanese single “Up All Night” will be released on July 16, with various local promotions scheduled to follow.

Written by Mun Wan Sik

Translated by Lee So Yun

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