CDTV Live! Live! Airs Two-Hour Special Featuring Special Performances
The TBS music program broadcast a special two-hour live episode featuring performances by Mrs. GREEN APPLE, BE:FIRST, and several other prominent artists.
The popular TBS music program "CDTV Live! Live!" broadcast a two-hour live special, bringing together a diverse lineup of popular Japanese musical acts to perform their latest tracks and classic hits.
Appearing for the second consecutive week, Mrs. GREEN APPLE performed two tracks from their sixth original full-length album, "POPS." The group delivered a full-size television debut performance of "Kinjiita Asobi" alongside their hit song "Kyohans," the music video for which surpassed ten million views in less than a week.
BE:FIRST continued their participation in the program's monthly live segment by performing three songs in full. The group played "CAGLIOSTRO" from their debut global EP released in September, the summer hit "Missing," and the streaming favorite "Muchuu."
Several artists delivered notable television debut performances during the broadcast. IMP. performed "Period," a love song produced by Kentaro Kobukuro of Kobukuro, in full for television viewers. KEY TO LIT showcased their debut single, "KEY TERUYA2," while MAZZEL presented their heartfelt love song, "Touch."
The evening also featured special medleys and cover performances. Mai Kuraki performed a medley containing her television debut track "TOWA ~Eikyuni Kaze ni Noru~" and her well-known song "Gotetsukyo ~Kimi Omou~." Rockon Social Club delivered a medley of "DAYBREAK" and "TIME ZONE," and Hiroko Shimabukuro performed the SPEED hit "White Love."
In the program's cover corner, JUNON of BE:FIRST performed Koji Tamaki's classic song "Melody," which serves as an insert song for a film featuring his appearance. Additionally, KAIRYU and NAQYA of MAZZEL joined forces to cover Sukima Switch's signature ballad "Kanade."
The broadcast provided fans with multiple viewing options, offering a real-time simulcast through streaming services such as TVer in addition to standard television transmission.