POW Sets the Stage for a Big Moment in Yokohama
Global K-pop boy group POW is set to hold their first-ever solo concert titled “2025 POW TOUR: POWERFUL YOUTH in YOKOHAMA” on October 23, 2025 at Landmark Hall in Yokohama. And that’s just the beginning—the fun continues all weekend long with fan events that go way beyond the typical meet-and-greet.
Tokyo After-Party: Beyond the Show
The day after their big concert, October 24, POW is throwing a fan-focused after-party in Tokyo. Dubbed “AFTER PARTY in TOKYO: Beyond the Show”, the event will take place at the Zen-zen Communication Workers’ Hall and will include three separate 45-minute sessions throughout the day.
This intimate event promises exclusive behind-the-scenes stories, casual games, and relaxed chats with the members—ideal for fans who want a more personal connection.
Tickets are priced at 6,900 yen, and fans who attend all three sessions get invited to a special high-touch event at the end of the day. Basically, fangirl dreams coming true.
Bus Tour Surprise: A Mystery Journey with POW
Still not enough? POW is making sure the fan service doesn’t stop there. On October 25, the group launches a wild card event: the “Mystery Bus Tour in Japan – Special Journey.”
The destination? A secret. The vibe? Chaotic fun. The members? Totally on board—literally.
Fans lucky enough to snag a spot on this exclusive bus tour (limited to 30 people minimum) will enjoy a full-day bonding experience including:
- A mini live performance and talk show
- A quirky quiz video from POW during the ride
- Lunch BBQ with the members
- A mini sports day event
- A six-shot photo session (yes, all members + you!)
- Signed merch giveaways
Tickets are 39,800 yen per person and open to fans of elementary school age and up. It’s less of a tour and more of a full-on K-pop sleepover—minus the actual sleep.
“Pow!” With Energy and Heart
POW—the name itself is designed to evoke a burst of energy, like something exploding onto the music scene. The five-member group has been building buzz with their dynamic performances and global charm, and these Japan events show they’re serious about fan engagement.
This October, they’re not just performing—they’re partying, road-tripping, and making memories with fans who’ve supported them from the start.
So, What’s Next?
Could a full Japan tour be coming in 2026? Or maybe a fan camp? Whatever POW’s cooking up next, bring a charger, your lightstick, and emotional resilience. You’ll need all three.
