tripleS Announces First Japanese Full Album and 24-Member Concert for 2027

tripleS has confirmed the release date for its first Japanese full-length album, alongside plans for a special concert featuring all 24 members in February 2027.

Sony Music Japan announced on October 31 that the group’s upcoming album, LOVE&POP pt.3, will arrive on January 27, 2027. The announcement also confirms an original Japanese concert scheduled for February 11, bringing the group’s complete 24-member lineup together for the performance.

The album continues tripleS’s LOVE&POP project, which has expanded through a series of Japanese releases throughout 2026.

Since August, the group’s msnz project has introduced original Japanese songs through four units: moon, sun, neptune and zenith. Each unit has contributed to a monthly release schedule leading toward the full album.

The final installment, zenith’s See You, was released in Japan on November 1, completing the four-month sequence.

LOVE&POP pt.3 will be available in seven physical editions, including a standard CD, two limited editions and four fan-club-exclusive versions featuring individual artwork for the msnz units.

One limited edition includes a photobook, while another comes with a Blu-ray featuring the album’s lead track music video and behind-the-scenes footage. The fan-club versions include miniature CD keychains.

All editions will also include collectible Objekt cards, with additional bonuses available in selected limited editions.

Alongside the album, tripleS has confirmed a February 11 concert in Japan celebrating the group’s full-member Japanese activities.

Although tripleS has previously scheduled performances involving all 24 members in Japan, the newly announced concert represents another full-group engagement following the January album release.

The venue, ticketing arrangements and further performance details have not yet been disclosed.

Together, the album and concert announcements establish the next stage of tripleS’s Japanese activities, extending the group’s unit-based music project into another full-member release and live performance.