Japanese pop group Snow Man today released “STARS,” officially designated as teh theme song for TBS’s broadcast of the 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics [[1]].The single’s debut is accompanied by a first-time television performance of the full version on tonight’s “CDTV Live! Live!” programme, promising to deliver a dynamic show for fans. Alongside Snow Man, the broadcast will feature performances from fellow popular acts King & Prince, Naniwa Danshi, and Aぇ! group, highlighting the continued strength of the J-pop scene.
Snow Man Drops New Single “STARS,” Set to Perform on “CDTV Live! Live!”
Japanese pop group Snow Man has released their new single, “STARS,” which will serve as the theme song for TBS’s sports coverage of the 2026 games. The song became available for streaming today, February 16th.
The group is also slated to perform “STARS” in a full-size television debut tonight on the popular music program “CDTV Live! Live!” according to reports. The performance will include a special segment tied to the traditional Japanese celebration of Setsubun, marking the change of seasons.
Snow Man’s appearance is part of a lineup that also includes King & Prince, Naniwa Danshi, and Aぇ! group, who will all be showcasing their latest tracks on the show. The performance highlights the continued popularity of Japanese boy bands and their influence on the country’s vibrant music scene.
King & Prince, Naniwa Danshi, and Aぇ! group are also scheduled to perform their newest songs on “CDTV Live! Live!” on February 16th, as reported by Yahoo! News.
Additionally, a music video for “STARS” premiered on YouTube today, February 16th, offering fans a visual accompaniment to the new track. The Fukui Shimbun reports that the group’s performance on “CDTV Live! Live!” is highly anticipated.
The release of “STARS” and the upcoming television performance demonstrate Snow Man’s continued momentum in the Japanese music industry. According to Oricon News, the group delivered a captivating performance of “STARS,” showcasing their vocal harmony and incorporating a festive Setsubun theme, earning praise for their “charisma max” stage presence.
Further details about the song and performance are available on the Avex Portal.
