GANG PARADE is getting a bittersweet sendoff from Tower Records. The 11-member group has been selected as the collaboration artist for the retailer's long-running idol campaign "NO MUSIC, NO IDOL?", marking their first appearance in the series in roughly 10 years—and their last before the group dissolves later this year.

The timing is deliberate. Tower Records is commemorating GANG PARADE's June 17 milestone: the 10th anniversary of their formation and the release of their final project, a best-of album called "GANG FINALE." To mark the occasion, the company created a new collaborative poster featuring all 11 members with the message "刻んだ日々こそが、おまえの勲章だ" ("The days you've carved are your own glory").

Starting June 16, Tower Records locations will begin displaying the poster. Customers who purchase "GANG FINALE" in-store will receive one poster as a limited gift, while online shoppers get a smartphone-sized sticker version while supplies last.

GANG PARADE's journey to this farewell moment has been anything but straightforward. The group evolved from a 2014 predecessor unit through multiple name changes and lineup shifts before their 2019 major label debut under Warner Music Japan. They've experienced multiple lineup upheavals, but by 2022 stabilized at their current 13-member configuration. Their 2023 album "OUR PARADE" hit number one on both Oricon and Billboard charts, followed by their biggest national tour spanning 13 shows across 12 cities. Last year brought "GANG RISE," their third major album, which introduced band-style arrangements and sparked collaboration projects with other acts.

The group announced their 2026 disbandment in December after releasing their eighth single "KIMI☆NO☆OKAGE." Before that happens, they've been making the most of their final months—including what they've described as their first and last UK tour.

This Tower Records poster represents the final chapter in a decade-long story. For fans, it's a tangible piece of GANG PARADE's legacy before the group takes their final bow.