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Candy Go!Go!

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Adapted from the English Wikipedia article Candy Go!Go!, available under CC BY-SA 4.0Updated 30 November 2025
Candy Go!Go!
Company typeIdol group
IndustryMusic
FoundedJuly 2010; 16 years ago (2010-07)
DefunctApril 8, 2024 (2024-04-08)
Headquarters
Tokyo
,
Japan
ProductsMusic (singles, albums, EPs)

Candy Go!Go! was a Japanese idol girl group that originated in 2010 and concluded activities in 2024.

History

Formed in July 2010, Candy Go!Go! made their major label entrance with the single "Kamisama no Ijiwaru" in October 2014. This was succeeded by their second single, "Ari no Mama, Omou Mama ni Hashire!", released in May 2015. Throughout 2016, they issued two singles: "Overdrive / Taisetsu na Oshirase" in January and "Wanchan Summer / Endroll" in August. Their first major label album, Idorock, was launched in December of the same year. The group's fifth single, titled "Candy", appeared in June 2017. Subsequently, the EP Idorock -Beyond-, which included the tracks "Candy" and "Fake News", was released in June 2019. Their seventh single, "The Last of Days", came out in December 2019.

In 2020, Candy Go!Go! produced two singles: "Infinity" in July and "Since 2010~" in December. The tenth single, "Understeer", was released in July 2021. Their final single, a double A-side "In The Game / Brave Venus", debuted in April 2022. The group's concluding album, Idorock -Legacy-, was made available in November 2023. Candy Go!Go! officially ceased activities on April 8, 2024, after their farewell concert.

Final line-up

Former members

Studio albums

Studio albums with essential details and chart rankings
Title Details Highest chart positions
JPN JPN
Hot
Ame Damashī (飴魂)
  • Release date: June 29, 2012
  • Label: OneToOne Records
  • Available formats: CD, digital download, streaming
— —
Idorock
  • Released on: December 28, 2016
  • Label: Imperial Records
  • Formats: CD, digital download, streaming
31 74
Idorock -Legacy-
  • Release date: November 15, 2023
  • Label: Vortex Records
  • Formats offered: CD, digital download, streaming
— —

Extended plays

Extended plays with key information and chart positions
Title Details Peak chart rankings
JPN JPN
Hot
Ame Kaiwai (飴界隈)
  • Released on September 25, 2013
  • Label: SMG / XLR Entertainment
  • Formats available: CD, digital download, streaming
— —
Idorock -Beyond-
  • Release date: June 19, 2019
  • Label: OneToOne Records
  • Formats: CD, digital download, streaming
29 61

Singles

Compilation of singles including select chart rankings, release years, and associated albums
Title Year Highest chart positions Album
JPN
JPN
Hot
"We Are!!!!!!" 2011 — — Ame Damashī
"Koko Da yo! Smile" (ここだよ!スマイル) — —
"Forever ~Anata no Toko he~" (Forever~あなたのとこへ) 2012 — — Template:Non-album single
"Burning" — — Ame Damashī
"Zettai Kasoku Shoujo C" (絶対加速少女C) — — rowspan="6" Template:Non-album singles
"Otona no Jijō" (おとなの事情) 2013 — —
"Soshite Mata Aeru to Iu yo" (そしてまた逢えると云うよ) 2014 — —
"Cinderella Call" — —
"Kamisama no Ijiwaru" (神様のイジ悪) 17 53
"Ari no Mama, Omou Mama ni Hashire!" (ありのまま、思うままに走れ!) 2015 19 81
"Overdrive / Taisetsu na Oshirase" (Overdrive/大切なお知らせ) 2016 8 51 Idorock
"Wanchan Summer / Endroll" (ワンチャン☆サマー/Endroll) 25 —
"Candy" 2017 28 — Idorock -Beyond-
"Fake News" 2018 — —
"The Last of Days" 2019 27 — Idorock -Legacy-
"Infinity" 2020 31 —
"Since 2010~" 38 —
"Understeer" 2021 25 —
"In The Game / Brave Venus" 2022 32 —
A dash ("—") indicates releases that did not enter charts or were not launched in that market.


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