Circus Tokyo

Ginseng Museum brings its exhibition series to Asia for the first time with a Tokyo edition at Circus on April 19, framing the club as a live archive for the underground scenes it has been documenting across the region. The line-up bridges China and Japan with names including Bloodz Boi, kegøn, lazydoll, eden2001, 61H, 驊66 + jovi and more. Sound-wise, that means a lot of blurred edges: Bloodz Boi comes from the cloud-rap side of China’s underground, kegøn works as a self-produced singer-producer with rap and alternative club textures in the mix, and lazydoll brings a digicore-Tokyo rapper-producer angle. Tickets are on LivePocket, starting at ¥4,000 plus a drink, and the night goes on from 11pm to 5am. This event is basically an iteration of the best Soundcloud mix you could find before anyone else has, just in real life.

Some parties are made for people who want to feel like they accidentally stepped into a cooler internet and Rêves events really fall into this category. The French party entity returns to Tokyo on April 24, taking over Circus as part of its 2026 tour with a line-up that already looks dangerously good: TDJ, Lorenzi, pinponpanpon, Wagahai is Neko, Yume and a full spread of other names built for the kinds of people who treat the club like both a runway and a minor emotional crisis. Doors open at 10pm, advance tickets are ¥3,000 and the price on the door is ¥3,500. Your regular language-exchange meet up couldn’t compete with such an atmosphere. The night will be like a cross-border moodboard with better taste than most people you know. With TDJ’s glossy emotional overload, Lorenzi in the mix, and pinponpanpon bringing that cool-girl cute-meets-chaos energy, this has all the makings of a night that feels a little too pretty to be trusted.