EMNW wrapped up their "GOOD VIBES ONLY JAPAN TOUR 2026" with an explosive final show at Tokyo's Liquid Room on June 15, cementing the rising mixture-rock duo's momentum after a busy spring that included their debut UK tour.

The three-act bill showcased the breadth of Japan's underground rock and hip-hop scene. Opener SHO-SENSEI!!, a multi-disciplinary artist equally comfortable with rapping, production, and design, set the tone with heavy beats and powerful flow. The performer stripped down mid-set for an intense rendition of "国道" (Kokudo), channeling the raw energy he described in his MC: wanting to lose his voice by show's end. He brought the audience to the floor for the fan favorite "道路工事" (Doro Koji), breaking down barriers between stage and crowd.

The Ravens followed with a masterclass in alternative rock complexity. Built around Dragon Ash's Kj, the five-piece band—featuring members from Pay Money to My Pain and Schroeder-Headz—delivered layered arrangements that blended Kj's emotive vocals with jazzy piano flourishes and hard-hitting arrangements. Highlights included "天国レイヴンズ" (Tengoku Ravens), which sent divers into the crowd, and genuine audience connection when Kj spoke directly to passionate fans about why the band plays benefit shows.

EMNW headlined with the energy they've become known for. Emma and Menu's distinctive vocal interplay over crushing basslines and hypnotic rhythms—influenced by Rage Against the Machine and Limp Bizkit—dominated the set. The duo covered Limp Bizkit's "Rollin'" and debuted new material alongside fan favorites. They brought up guest dancers from three-piece group Bestted for added visual spectacle.

The night's biggest announcement came during the encore: EMNW will make their major label debut on July 31 with the digital single "LOVING TO GET US BY" under Sony Music Labels. A new national tour bearing that single's name kicks off October 31, concluding December 3 at Tokyo's Zepp Shinjuku.

After 25 stops across Japan plus international dates, Emma and Menu reflected on the tour's impact. Menu called the experience so rewarding she'd do it indefinitely, while Emma credited fan support for pushing her forward. The preview of "LOVING TO GET US BY" suggested EMNW's major label era will maintain the group's uncompromising edge.