GANG PARADE Disbands at Its October 29 Zepp Haneda Final Show, Ending 11 Years, With a Blu-ray Due March 31, 2027

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GANG PARADE play their final show, GANG PARADE LAST SAY HELLO!!, at Zepp Haneda (TOKYO) in Tokyo on October 29, 2026, and the group disbands at the end of that night. Eleven members take the stage: Yamamachi Miki, Yumeno Yua, Can Gp Maica, Coco Partin Coco, Yui Ga Dokuson, Tsukino Usagi, Kira Mei, Kya Non, Chan Baby, Naruha World and Aina Star. The show streams exclusively on Niconico Live from 7 p.m., and the footage arrives on March 31, 2027 as a two-disc Blu-ray set priced at about US$86.

It has been roughly 10 months since the official site announced in December 2025 that the group would disband “at the end of 2026.” They have run the full SO LONG TOUR, the biggest tour of their career at 28 dates, and today is genuinely the last one.

Count the POP era and you get 11 years. For a group that survived being split in two and then put back together, this is an unusually coherent way to bow out. This article lays out how to watch tonight’s show, the home video release and the final fan event, and what kind of group GANG PARADE actually was.

…Of every act in the WACK stable, this was the one the word “playground” fit best. Coming from a guy with two divorces behind him this may not carry much weight, but breaking up cleanly matters.

Let’s start with tonight’s show and the stream details for anyone who missed out on a ticket.

*Prices in this article are converted from Japanese yen at ¥153 = US$1 (September 2026 rate).

Where can you watch GANG PARADE’s final live show?

The venue is Zepp Haneda (TOKYO) and the show is titled GANG PARADE LAST SAY HELLO!!. It streams exclusively on Niconico Live from 7 p.m. on October 29, and the archive stays up until November 28, 2026. The back half of the program is restricted to Niconico Premium members, so if you want to see it through to the end, sort that out now.

The show was announced on June 20, 2026. At GANGFUL PARADE, a free show held at Kabukicho Tower in Shinjuku, Tsukino Usagi told fans words to the effect that the group would sprint through the time it had left in true GANG PARADE fashion, and asked them to stay right beside the group until the very end. The farewell SO LONG TOUR grew to 28 dates once the second leg was added, and in Okayama and Saga the group played its first and last solo shows in those cities.

The disbandment itself was posted to the official site dated December 16, 2025.

GANG PARADE will disband at the end of 2026.

Source:GANG PARADE OFFICIAL SITE

All 11 members posted individual comments alongside that notice, every one of them thanking the fans – GANG PARADE calls them asobibito, the “players” – and pledging to run all the way to the finish. Everything the group has done since January 2026 has matched that promise, date for date.

When does the final show hit Blu-ray, and when is THE LAST PLAYGROUND?

Footage from the final show arrives on March 31, 2027 as a two-disc Blu-ray set. The price is about US$86. Disc 1 carries LAST SAY HELLO!! in full, while Disc 2 collects behind-the-scenes and bonus footage.

Item Details
Show title GANG PARADE LAST SAY HELLO!!
Date and venue Thursday, October 29, 2026 / Zepp Haneda (TOKYO)
Live stream Exclusive on Niconico Live from 7 p.m. Archive available until November 28 (second half is Premium members only)
Home video Two-disc Blu-ray, about US$86, out March 31, 2027
Final event THE LAST PLAYGROUND: October 30 to November 1, Tower Records Shibuya and Bellesalle Shibuya First

From October 30, the day after the breakup, through November 1, Tower Records Shibuya and Bellesalle Shibuya First host THE LAST PLAYGROUND, the group’s final merch event. If you couldn’t get into the show, those three days are the ones to circle.

What kind of group was GANG PARADE? Looking back on 11 years

GANG PARADE starts with Pla2me, a duo that debuted on September 30, 2014. The lineup was retooled as POP on June 1, 2015, bringing in Yamamachi Miki and Yumeno Yua. On June 17, 2016 the group was renamed GANG PARADE and began operating as a WACK act.

Date Event
September 30, 2014 Debut as Pla2me
June 1, 2015 Retooled as POP, with Yamamachi Miki and Yumeno Yua joining
June 17, 2016 Renamed GANG PARADE
April 17, 2019 Major-label debut (Brand New Parade)
March 28, 2020 Split into two groups, GO TO THE BEDS and PARADISES
January 2, 2022 Reunited, with Kira Mei, Kya Non and Chan Baby joining
December 16, 2025 Official site announces the group will disband during 2026
October 29, 2026 Final show at Zepp Haneda, group disbands

The 2020 split landed in the thick of the pandemic, and plenty of people read it at the time as a one-way door. Instead the group reunited in 2022 with three new members, ran for four and a half more years, and is now pulling the curtain down on its own terms. In a 2026 crowded with underground and live idol groups calling it quits, this was the one that narrated its own story from the first day to the last.

As of this writing there has been no consolidated official announcement about what any of the 11 members do next. For that, keep an eye on the official site and each member’s social accounts.

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Summary: 7 p.m. on October 29, one last night at the playground on Niconico

GANG PARADE disband on October 29, 2026 with LAST SAY HELLO!! at Zepp Haneda (TOKYO). The exclusive Niconico Live stream starts at 7 p.m. and the archive runs until November 28. The footage comes out March 31, 2027 as a two-disc Blu-ray for about US$86, and the final merch event takes over Shibuya for three days from October 30.

SPOTGEEKS VERDICT

Eleven years counting from Pla2me, through a split and a reunion, and GANG PARADE never stopped calling itself everybody’s playground. Tonight is the last day of it. They finished a 28-date tour, and they announced the breakup date, the home video and the merch event before any of it happened. That organization is itself the proof that this group was facing its “players” right to the end.

7 p.m. tonight. Even if you can’t get to the venue, the Niconico archive is there until November 28.

WRITERSnicker Kitamura

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