ATEEZ achieves double crown on Oricon's weekly chart with Japanese album ”Ashes to Light”! ... Highest sales ever!

The group ATEEZ has achieved a double crown on the Oricon weekly chart. According to an announcement by Oricon on the 24th of this month, ATEEZ's second full-length Japanese album, "Ashes to
"Light" ranked first on the "Weekly Combined Album Ranking" (September 15th to September 21st). This marks ATEEZ's first time to rank first on Oricon's "Weekly Album Ranking" and "Weekly Combined Album Ranking."
The album sales reached 116,000 copies, the highest first week sales of any Japanese album to date, and the first full-length Japanese album in four years and six months was a big hit with local fans.
ATEEZ's song "Ashes to Light" contains the meaning of "new hope from difficulties."
The title track "Ash" is a song that stands out with its fantastic texture and dynamic beat.
On the day of its release on the 17th of this month, "Light" reached number one on the Oricon Chart's "Daily Album Ranking," signaling a spectacular comeback.
In addition, the album has maintained its high rankings on various global charts, including ranking 5th on the iTunes Album Chart and the Spotify Daily Top Artist Chart.
The title song "Ash" reached the iTunes Top Songs chart in 11 countries, and LINE
It was ranked on the MUSIC album TOP 100 chart.
The music video also ranked in the LINE MUSI Top 100 Music Video Chart, YouTube Music Video Trending Worldwide, and Video
ATEEZ has proven their world-class popularity by ranking first on the trending charts worldwide. Along with the new album, ATEEZ will be embarking on their Japan tour "IN YOUR
FANTASY" in Saitama for three days from the 13th to the 15th of this month, and in Nagoya on the 20th and 21st, and will be performing in the same venue on October 22nd.
They will also be holding concerts in Kobe on the 23rd and 24th. In particular, the Kobe concert in October sold out all seats as soon as tickets went on sale. ATEEZ is known for the passionate support of local fans.
Supported by the enthusiastic cheers, additional tickets were opened for standing seats and seats with limited view, and the concert attracted many hot topics.