SixTONES Takes 'Dance Forever' to Croatia for New Music Video
Japanese boy band SixTONES filmed their latest music video in Croatia for the track 'Dance Forever,' taking their production to a scenic European backdrop.
SixTONES is bringing their latest single to life on an international stage. The Japanese boy band filmed the music video for 'Dance Forever' in Croatia, marking an ambitious production choice that takes the group beyond their typical Japanese settings.
The decision to shoot in Croatia adds a fresh visual dimension to the track. Rather than sticking with studio sets or domestic locations, the group ventured to the Balkan country to capture footage that complements the song's title and energy. Croatia's coastal landscapes and architectural landmarks provide a striking contrast to what fans typically see in J-pop music videos.
'Dance Forever' fits squarely in SixTONES' catalog of upbeat, performance-focused tracks. The group, which debuted under Johnny & Associates, has built their reputation on high-energy choreography and polished production values. This music video appears to be no exception, with the Croatian setting offering both natural beauty and urban backdrops for the dance sequences.
The choice reflects a broader trend among established Japanese pop acts to expand their production scope internationally. It signals confidence in the group's appeal and willingness to invest in larger-scale projects. For SixTONES fans, the European setting offers a unique visual experience compared to their previous releases.
SixTONES, who formed under Johnny & Associates and have steadily grown their fanbase both domestically and internationally, continue to push creative boundaries with each new release. The group's commitment to high-quality music videos and choreography has become a hallmark of their brand, and the Croatia shoot demonstrates their willingness to go the extra mile.
The 'Dance Forever' music video represents yet another chapter in SixTONES' ongoing evolution as performers and recording artists. Fans can expect the polished visuals and coordinated dance work the group is known for, now set against an unexpected European backdrop that should give the track distinctive visual identity.
