[Live Report] 7ORDER Celebrates 7th Anniversary in Rainy Shibuya: An Anniversary Concert Filled with Smiles and Gratitude

On May 22, 2026, 7ORDER held their 7th-anniversary concert, titled "7ORDER Anniversary Live ~7-shunen da ze eeeee!~," at LINE CUBE SHIBUYA in Tokyo. May 22 is a special date, marking the launch of the 7ORDER project. The event consisted of two performances, day and night, with fans from all over the country gathering to celebrate this one-day event. This report covers the evening performance.

Currently in the middle of their first live house tour supporting their latest album, "ROMAN," 7ORDER prepared a unique setlist for this occasion. The evening show featured 19 songs, including a double encore, spanning their seven-year history up to their latest tracks. The five members showcased their unique charm, blending candid MC segments, high-energy band performances, and fluid dance routines. The stage, which expressed their dual nature—cool and energetic, lovely and edgy—was filled with gratitude and a festive atmosphere for about two hours.

Memories of rain often overlap with important days for 7ORDER. It rained on the day they decided to form the group, the day they signed their major contract, the first day of their debut stage "7ORDER," and their first live concert "UNORDER." It also rained on the day Miyuto Morita announced his departure and on the final day of Aran Abe's graduation performance, "[Stage] 7ORDER ~BOY meets GIRL~." And on this day, it was raining in Shibuya as well.

On their 7th anniversary, the first song they played was their major debut single, "Ame ga Hajimari no Aizu" (Rain is the Signal of the Beginning). Coincidence or not, it felt as if the weather itself knew the story of 7ORDER. As the five members appeared in the gold suits familiar from the cover of their latest album "ROMAN," the audience stood up, waving colorful penlights. In the following song, "BOW!!," Kentaro Yasui asked the audience to sing along to the chorus, creating a powerful harmony. The set continued with "Love u Lucky me" and the disco-style "Machi Chuka Kimetaina," bridging the gap between their early days and their current state.

In the first MC, Yasui greeted the audience, saying, "We'll make sure everyone has a great time today." Yuma Sanada shouted, "7th anniversary, May 22nd. Let's enjoy this once-in-a-lifetime concert!" Shoki Morohoshi added, "Isn't it a miracle that we're here with you on our 7th anniversary?" Yasui then announced, "Let's look back on our 7-year history together."

The concert then followed the group's journey through their music. They performed tracks symbolizing each era, such as "LIFE" from their 1st album "ONE," "agitate" from their 2nd album "Re:ally?," and "Who I am" from their 3rd album "DUAL." "But (Omote)" was the song that signaled the start of their second chapter after Miyuto Morita's departure. Performing the band version showed their determination to move forward. During "STEP ON STEP," the first single released as a five-member group, the members moved into the audience, closing the distance between the stage and the fans.

Later, they discussed the advertisements displayed in Shibuya for their anniversary, which featured handwritten letters from their parents. Yasui revealed that even the parents didn't know their letters would be used until the day before. They also performed "Musonin" in an acoustic arrangement, a song they wrote together in a small apartment seven years ago, highlighting their humble beginnings.

Following a special segment where fans voted for their favorite songs, they performed "Cassis," a cool dance number originally by Aran Abe and Reo Nagatsuma, now rearranged for the five members. This left a bittersweet impression as a climax to the first half.

After a video featuring congratulatory messages from various friends and collaborators, the members returned in new costumes. They started the second half with "TRUE SPARK." The transition between dance and band performance in "What you got" perfectly embodied their "DUAL" charm.

As the energy peaked, they performed their new song "Miracle," written by Yuma Sanada. It was a hard and loud mixture rock song, leaving a strong impression of a new side of 7ORDER.

After the intense block, Yasui spoke quietly about their journey. "These seven years have been a series of miracles. We've faced walls and made mistakes, but I can proudly say this was our path." He emphasized that even the difficult days were part of their life and that they want to embrace everything. He thanked the fans and their families for their support, leading into the final song of the main set, "27."

During the encore, videos from Aran Abe and Miyuto Morita were shown, bringing laughter to the venue. The five members returned to perform "Sabãoflower." They also announced several upcoming events: a digital release of "Miracle" on June 7, a fan meeting on July 21, a live tour in October, and their first-ever countdown live on December 31.

For the final encore, they performed "Get Gold," showcasing their signature dual style of band and dance. The concert ended on a high note, with the members and fans sharing a moment of pure joy and gratitude, marking a new beginning for 7ORDER.