J-ONE (Band)

J-ONE (Formerly known as "V") is a Japanese co-ed group (formerly as Five-peace boy-band), formed in London, England in 2004. Originally signed and managed by Louis Walsh, the group's original line-up consisted of Antony Thomas Brant, Aaron Buckingham, Mark Harle, Kevin McDaid Leon Pisani from 2004-2005. in 2007 they bring back the newest line-up consisted of Kevin McDaid, Sakurako Okubo, Takumi Kizu, Anastasia Jade Morris, Adam Nakamoto & Tetsuji Sakakibara who replace McDaid in the band. in 13th of may 2013, Nakamoto announce his departure and to continue his studies in college.

The group continued for a time with its remaining four members, but eventually recruited singers Yosuke Kishi and Sarah Carlos and they the change the name simply "J-ONE". in 2018 at the Uchuu Sentai Kyuranger Final Live Tour. Anastasia and Sarah walks through the stage and congratulates their band mate's successful acting career and Adam Nakamoto once again making his surprise appearance and rejoined the band and perform Raymond Lauchengco's iconic song "Farewell (To You My Friend)" & Their song "Can You Feel It" as their final song.

On May 12, 2018 Nakamoto announce that 5 original members of V and the 3 member cast of Uchuu Sentai Kyuranger cast will join for the J1: Super V Tour and their new single "Medicine" and "So Hard To Forget".

Members

 * Adam Nakamoto (2007-2013, 2018-Present)
 * Takumi Kizu (2007-Present)
 * Sakurako Okubo (2007-Present)
 * Anastasia Jade Morris (2007-Present)
 * Tetsuji Sakakibara (2011-Present)
 * Yosuke Kishi (2013-Present)
 * Sarah Carlos (2013-Present)

Touring Musicians (Guest only)

 * Taiki Yamazaki
 * Keisuke Minami
 * Baylee Littrell

Former Members

 * Antony Thomas Brant (2004-2005, 2018)
 * Aaron Buckingham (2004-2005, 2018)
 * Mark Harle (2004-2005, 2018)
 * Kevin McDaid (2004-2005, 2007-2011, 2018)
 * Leon Pisani (2004-2005, 2018)

Timeline
The timeline shows the members main two roles in the band.

Timeline

Discography

 * You Stood Up (2004)
 * J1 (2009)
 * II - Five Piece (2010)
 * III - ROYALS (2011)
 * IV - Dreams Come True (2012)
 * V - Greatest Hits Vol. 1 (2013)
 * VI - Dynasty (2014)
 * VII - Maybe Tomorrow (2017)
 * VIII - Greatest Hits Vol. 2 (2018)
 * IX - Anywhere For You (2019)
 * X - It's So Hard To Forget (2020)

Headlining

 * V: You Stood Up Tour (2005)
 * V: New Generation Tour (2007)
 * V: Five Peace Tour (2009)
 * V: Royals Tour (2012)
 * V: Greatest Hits Tour (2014)
 * J1: Six Stars Tour (2017)
 * J1: Super V Tour (2018)
 * J-ONE: I'll Go Anywhere Tour (2020)

Supporting

 * Uchuu Sentai Kyuranger Final Live Tour (2018)

Co-Headlining
 * East meets West Tour (with Gosei5ive, Super Juniors and Girls Generation) (2011)
 * International Idols Tour (with The Morris Sisters, TVXQ, Big Time Rush, Rika Hirata and Janella Salvador) (2017)


 * Five Stars Asian Tour (with EXO, Harry Styles, Ariana Grande and The Weeknd) (2018)


 * Dream Factory Tour (with BTS, Blackpink, Arashi, Baylee Littrell, BOA, Yui Mizuno and Haruka Kudo) (2019)