[2026] Recently trending boy groups. List of male group singers
In recent years, both in Japan and abroad, the number of male vocal groups has really grown!
These boy groups, with a core of passionate female fans, have sparked excitement and captivated many people.
Sensing the trend of boy groups, many of you may be thinking, “I want to learn more about the most popular groups, too!”
In this article, we’ll introduce a range of Japanese boy groups that have been attracting attention lately, all in one go.
If a group catches your eye, be sure to check out their performances and videos on social media—and dive headfirst into stanning your favorite!
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[2026] A trending boy group lately. List of male group singers (41–50)
See Your HeartLead
Lead, who debuted in 2002, reached a major milestone in 2022 with their 20th anniversary and have continued to thrive in the music scene over the years.
Their debut single, “Manatsu no Magic,” was released that same year and made an impressive start by ranking 18th on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.
Their powerful live performances, in particular, captivate fans and showcase their appeal to the fullest.
With each member’s individuality standing out and a strong bond formed with their fans, Lead is poised to continue leading trends in the boys’ group scene.
[2026] A recently trending boy group. List of male group singers (51–60)
TWILIGHT RHAPSODY*ChocoLate Bomb!!
ChocoLate Bomb!! is a seven-member boy group formed in 2014.
Centered around member E~suke, they are active across genres such as J-pop, dance-pop, and electro-pop.
Focusing on music activities on YouTube, they also perform live and release singles and albums with great energy, boasting 32,000 channel subscribers and over 15 million total views.
Despite member graduations along the way, they continue to entertain fans with captivating performances by all seven members.
They’re recommended not only for music lovers but also for anyone who wants to be energized by their dynamic presence!
Stunningsēbupointo
Seibu Point is a young boys’ group formed in 2021.
Centered on a J-pop and idol-pop sound, they’re drawing attention with performances and visuals themed around “demons.” The seven members—Etsuya, Fuyumi, Yuno, Kaname, Amu, Yuki, and Takumin—each showcase their individuality while projecting a strong sense of unity as a group.
Their live shows always fire up the crowd, and they place great importance on interacting with fans.
They’re also active on social media, and their popularity is rapidly rising, especially among younger audiences.
Expectations are high for their nationwide tour in 2024.
Bloody LiarTanabe Shunichi
Shunichi Tanabe, the vocalist of BLUE ENCOUNT, shakes listeners to their core with a scorching rock sound and passionate vocals.
A native of Kumamoto Prefecture, he formed a band with his classmates in high school and has established a unique musical identity rooted in mixture rock.
In September 2014, they made their major debut with Ki/oon Music and have since provided theme songs for numerous anime series and TV dramas.
Renowned for his overwhelming vocal ability and expressive power, Tanabe demonstrated his prowess by drawing 11,000 attendees to a solo concert at Nippon Budokan in October 2016.
He writes and composes nearly all of their songs, and his candid, heartfelt lyrics paired with energetic performances captivate listeners seeking music that truly resonates.
SparkVOYS BOY
VOYZ BOY is a next-generation dance and vocal group of 24 men who made their CD debut on April 29, 2020.
Their debut album, “ARRIVAL OF VOYZ BOY,” became a hot topic, ranking 3rd on the Oricon Daily Chart and 5th on the Weekly Chart.
From their debut, they steadily built a fanbase by handing out flyers mainly around Tokyo—something that makes you want to root for them even if you’re not already a fan! Despite their large numbers, no one’s individuality sticks out in a bad way; they’re cohesive as a group yet deliver great solo performances, which is really promising.
If you’re curious, be sure to check out their music videos.
Head ShotBLACK IRIS
BLACK IRIS’s “Head Shot,” from a group active since 2018, was released in 2022.
They’re a five-member dance-vocal group who debuted at BUZZ-UP held at Toyosu PIT in 2018.
Immediately after release, the song shot to No.
1 on the Oricon Daily Chart and reached No.
10 on Billboard Japan—a track with serious momentum.
Its fast-paced beat, a stylishly edgy vibe, and a sexy undertone make it, quite simply, a “really cool” song.
The choreography is also sharp and cool, perfectly in sync—so much so that you can’t take your eyes off it.
White WolfMeseMoa.
MeseMoa is an idol group formed by former members of Musumen.
After adopting their new group name in 2017, they have been attracting attention with their youthful, fresh appeal.
The members, each with diverse talents, operate with a self-produced approach, handling CD sales, production, and live shows independently.
Their performances, which focus on dance and vocals, energize fans at concerts and on tour.
Please look forward to MeseMoa’s continued evolution and success as idols.