STARGLOW surprised fans with the release of their new song "WISHES" on September 22, marking the first anniversary of the group's pre-debut.

"WISHES" serves as the answer song to "PIECES," which was performed by the finalists of BMSG's audition "THE LAST PIECE" during its final stage. While "PIECES" captured the hopes and uncertainty the finalists felt at the time, "WISHES" reflects on the year that has passed since then and the memories and bonds the five members have built as STARGLOW.

All five members participated in writing and composing the song alongside Bad Milk, PALMR, and SKY-HI, the same creative team behind "PIECES." PALMR also handled the arrangement, with SKY-HI and PALMR serving as producers.

To celebrate their one-year pre-debut anniversary, STARGLOW will held a livestream on September 22, where they announced their first arena tour, STARGLOW 1st Arena Tour 2027 Aurora - The Dawn -, set to run from January through April 2027. The livestream also included a live vocal performance, followed by the premiere of the "WISHES" lyric video on YouTube.

The group has also revealed the track list for their debut album "Aurora," set for release on November 18. The 14-track album will include songs spanning STARGLOW's journey from their pre-debut track "Moonchaser" to their latest single "Drivin' My Life," as well as "WISHES" and five additional new songs, including unit tracks.

"Aurora" will be available in six editions, with various limited versions featuring bonus video content, a photo book, live footage, and other extras.

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[Aurora]

1. Aurora
2. Star Wish
3. Green Light
4. Slam Dunk
5. My Job
6. Good Boys Anthem
7. Blast Off
8. 1 of 1 - TAIKI / GOICHI
9. Cherry - RUI / KANON / ADAM
10. Drivin' My Life
11. USOTSUKI
12. Graduation Day
13. WISHES
14. Moonchaser

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[STARGLOW 1st Arena Tour 2027 Aurora - The Dawn -]

Saturday, January 16 - Toki Messe Niigata Convention Center (Niigata)
Sunday, January 17 - Toki Messe Niigata Convention Center (Niigata)
Saturday, January 30 - Aichi Sky Expo (Aichi)
Sunday, January 31 - Aichi Sky Expo (Aichi)
Saturday, February 6 - Marine Messe Fukuoka (Fukuoka)
Sunday, February 7 - Marine Messe Fukuoka (Fukuoka)
Saturday, February 27 - Hokkaido Prefectural Sports Center Hokkai Kitayell (Hokkaido) 
Sunday, February 28 - Hokkaido Prefectural Sports Center Hokkai Kitayell (Hokkaido)
Saturday, March 13 - Hiroshima Green Arena (Hiroshima)
Sunday, March 14 - Hiroshima Green Arena (Hiroshima)
Saturday, March 27 - GLION ARENA KOBE (Hyogo)
Sunday, March 28 - GLION ARENA KOBE (Hyogo)
Saturday, April 10 - Ariake Arena (Tokyo) 
Sunday, April 11 - Ariake Arena (Tokyo)