New K-Pop group HIGH4 will be following the lead of other idol members and making their way to Japan.

HIGH4, who made their debut with their duet song with Korean sensation IU, are scheduled to hold their first solo concert in Japan on May 27.

The "HIGH4 Summer Snow LIVE" concert will give the group an opportunity to connect with their fans in Japan, which is expected to help further promote the relatively new group.

Fans that were able to catch their "Summer Snow" musical last April and May requested this specific concert.

The musical reportedly showcased each member's acting and vocal skills, which officially put HIGH4 on the map.

Their talent has helped the group schedule their first concert in Japan only 2 months after their debut. HIGH4 is planning to show an impressive dance performance on stage during the course of their 90-minute concert.

They will be holding a small special event for their fans that came to see them.

The group is set to release a new album next month.

HIGH4 and IU released their song "Not Spring, Love, or Cherry Blossoms" in late March and even went on to rank No. 1 on the canceled broadcast of "Inkigayo" on May 11, according to Allkpop.

The popular Korean music program released their chart for the second week of May on the 13^th, revealing HIGH4's impressive achievement.

The rookie group had beat out A Pink's "Mr. Chu," Akdong Musician, who had already won three times with their hit "200%."

HIGH4 is a 4-member group that is signed with N.A.P Entertainment, and is composed of two vocalists, Myung-han and leader Kyle, and two rappers, Yong-jun and Alex.

Many believe that HIGH4's debut with their duet with the famous IU may have helped considerably because both the song and the music video was a "good, solid debut that presents the vocal capabilities of the boys," according to Seoulbeats.