It's not the mandela effect. It's not deja vu. I'm not gaslighting you. This is the second time I'm writing about a ZORO comeback live. ZORO just had another really good comeback live at Club Malcolm on March 22nd! Again. But ZORO isn't the same band ZORO, kind of. Let me explain first.

ZORO (the two-member unit) has announced a oneman they're calling F××K at Shibuya Club Malcolm on March 22, 2026.

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TERESA (テレサ) had some concert-goers worried when they initially announced their September 23rd “farewell live”—so naturally I bought a ticket to see what the announcement was.

After a 15-year-long hiatus, on October 5, 2025, ZORO held a oneman for the books at Shibuya CLUB QUATTRO. Until after the Soroban (そろばん) live last year, it seems none of the four members were really considering a comeback before bassist Tatsuhi brought the idea to the others. Shout out to Tatsuhi for being the spark that brought us such a good show!

In anticipation of their October 5th comeback, ZORO re-released Nishiki—which was originally released as a PV collection on DVD in 2009—digitally as a single on 7/30. This marks the first time that the tracks on Nishiki have been released as just the music only.

From June 30, ZORO's full discography excluding Nishiki is available on music streaming platforms.

Newly announced band DRUGS hit the ground running earlier today with links to their first single, “NEW ORDER,” on streaming platforms—followed closely by a crap dolly-produced MV drop on YouTube.

After a 15 year hiatus, the band ZORO announced a comeback live via a new band account on Twitter.