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Momoiro Clover Z streamed their Yokohama Stadium concert live and free on YouTube with no archive, drawing roughly 12,000 concurrent viewers at its peak. The venue saw a 24-song setlist spanning old favorites to new releases, and the group also announced their next self-produced show, “Momoclo Autumn Peach God Festival 2026” (October 17-18, Chōsei Village, Chiba Prefecture). Opinion on the thread split over how to judge that viewer count, with some calling it “impressive given their current popularity” and others dismissively calling it “a step down compared to Hello! Project,” which spiraled into an argument over the ratio of new songs to old favorites.
What people said
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*Please note there will be no archive.
"Momoclo Autumn Peach God Festival 2026"
Venue: Amagadai General Park, Chōsei Village, Chōsei District, Chiba Prefecture
(Chōsei-gun Chōsei-mura Amagadai Sōgō Kōen)
DAY1 October 17 (Sat) – "The Peach God Who Became a Demon"
DAY2 October 18 (Sun) – "Enshrine Our Idol"
Both days: Doors 13:30 / Show starts 15:00 / (Ends approx. 17:30)
https://www.momoclo.net/tohjinsai2026/
It's turned into a total template at this point
2.DNA Rhapsody -ZZ ver.-
3.Wani to Shampoo (Crocodile and Shampoo) -ZZ ver.-
4.CONTRADICTION
5.BIONIC CHERRY
6.Acceleration
7.Coco☆Natsu -ZZ ver.-
8.ROCK THE BOAT
9.Momoiro Taiko Dodonga-bushi
10.stay gold
11.Ikuze! Kaitou Shoujo (Let's Go! Phantom Thief Girl) -ZZ ver.-
12.Kodoku no Naka de Naru Beat! (A Beat That Rings Out in Solitude)
13.Hashire! (Run!) -ZZ ver.-
14.Hanabi
15.BLAST! -ZZ ver.-
16.GODSPEED
17.Tsuyoku Tsuyoku (Strong, Strong) -ZZ ver.-
18.Event Horizon
19.Re:Story
20.overture ~Momoiro Clover Z Has Arrived!!~
21.Amenotajikarao
22.Nippon Egao Hyakkei (100 Smiling Scenes of Japan) -ZZ ver.-
23.Kono Uta (This Song)
24.Yawaku Koi Shite ~May We Always Stay As We Are~ (Love Softly)
I quit being a Momoclo otaku about 14 years ago but I can still recognize about half of these
Probably boring anyway so whatever
Check the Spotify song rankings and you'll see —
Momoclo has almost half new songs in there, but Morning Musume's are all quarter-century-old tracks
Liar
Guess Momoclo really isn't that popular after all
Feels like a real step down compared to Hello! Project
Before saying all that, it'd carry more weight if they'd actually pulled off a solo show at some stadium or dome — but there isn't a single one, so that argument falls completely flat
Fell in love with it after just one listen
>given their current popularity
That's way too rude lol
Exactly
And this wasn't even a live broadcast — it's footage from a DVD that came out this spring, you know
Today's idols feel so grim by comparison
Not if you've got real singing skill
Fundamentally there's a limit to what voice alone can do — but with a band or orchestra behind you, the same song can get a spring arrangement, a summer arrangement, an autumn arrangement, a winter arrangement, a mountain arrangement, a sea arrangement, a morning arrangement, a night arrangement, a small-venue arrangement, a massive-venue arrangement — total freedom.
Can't blame you for not getting it if you've never experienced it, but it's a shame
You wouldn't get it if you've only ever watched people without real singing skill
It's a shame, really
Yeah, I saw that too — honestly it's true, they've done nothing but crazy, reckless things
Background and Key Points of This Topic
Momoiro Clover Z livestreamed their Yokohama Stadium concert free on YouTube with no archive, drawing a peak of roughly 12,000 concurrent viewers. Their next self-produced show, “Momoclo Autumn Peach God Festival 2026,” has already been announced for October 17-18 in Chōsei Village, Chiba Prefecture — an easy detail to overlook amid how active the group continues to be. On the thread, opinion split over how to read that 12,000 figure. Against claims that it’s “a step down compared to Hello! Project,” others countered that “a number like that for a no-archive live stream is impressive” and “they’ve actually pulled off solo stadium and dome shows, which gives that argument real weight.” It’s worth noting that a simple concurrent-viewer count doesn’t capture archived viewing or plays across multiple platforms, so declaring one group more popular than another based on that number alone is premature. There was also disagreement over how to interpret streaming-chart rankings regarding the ratio of new to old songs, which spiraled into a battle of dueling screenshot sources.
*This article is excerpted and summarized from the 5ch (Hello! Project board) thread “Momoiro Clover Z Streams Yokohama Stadium Live Show on YouTube.”
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