Get ready for some powerhouse concerts in Tokyo this year, including Taylor Swift, Queen, Hikaru Utada and more
If you're looking for a major concert in Tokyo, then you're in luck. We've got shows lined-up for the rest of the year from some of the biggest names in rock, pop, hip hop and more. Here are the best concerts to look forward to in Tokyo over the next few months.
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Set to take the stage at Tokyo Garden Theater on February 1, 2 and 3, The Chemical Brothers are returning to Tokyo for the first time in four years to promote their latest album, ‘For That Beautiful Feeling'. Aside from the latest hits, you can look forward to enjoying some of their greatest tracks that have made them an EDM icon.
Tickets for the original shows (February 2 and 3) have all sold out. But a new show has been added on February 1 – you can get tickets here.
The Anti-Hero and Karma hit-maker has announced that she's bringing her much-hyped Eras Tour to Tokyo this February. She's playing four consecutive dates from February 7 to 10. This is her first Tokyo performance in five years – her last Tokyo show was in 2018. For more information, check The Eras Tour website.
Queen's The Rhapsody Tour started in 2023 and has finally come around to Japan with performances scheduled for Tokyo, Osaka and Sapporo, making it their largest Japan tour in history. The legendary British rock band along with their current frontman Adam Lambert are scheduled to play two gigs at Tokyo Dome on February 13 and 14. The setlist includes all their classic hits like 'We Will Rock You', 'Bohemian Rhapsody', 'Somebody To Love’ and more. More details here.
K-pop mega label SM Entertainment is making its way back to Tokyo with its SMTown Live concert featuring all of the outfit’s hottest acts. Look forward to seeing performances from NCT 127, Aespa, Red Velvet, Super Junior, Taeyeon, TVXQ, Riize and more. The massive festival is set to take place at Tokyo Dome on February 21 and 22. More deets here.
Singer-songwriter Jack Johnson is returning to Tokyo with an exciting performance scheduled for February 28 at Tokyo Garden Theater. He’ll also be stopping by Osaka ahead of Tokyo for an additional concert on February 26. The Hawaii native will be singing hits off his latest album 'Meet the Moonlight', which was released just last year. More info here.
NCT 127, the subunit of mega K-pop group NCT, will be taking the stage at Tokyo Dome on March 9 and 10 as part of their ongoing third world tour, Neo City: Japan – The Unity. Look forward to hearing some of the group's best hits including 'Punch', 'Superhuman', 'Fire Truck', 'Cherry Bomb' and more. You can find more info here.
Maroon 5 keyboardist and Grammy-winning artist PJ Morton is continuing his blossoming solo career as he gears up to take the stage in Tokyo on March 17 at Yebisu Garden Hall. Get ready to jam out to his soulful hits including 'First Began', ‘Say So’, and his rendition of the Bee Gees classic, ‘How Deep is your Love’. More info here.
Following their performance at music festival Punk Spring, Sum 41 will be taking the stage at KT Zepp Yokohama on March 18. The Canadian punk band will be playing hits from their illustrious career as well as new songs from their upcoming album 'Heaven :x: Hell', which is scheduled to be released this March. You can find more details here.
World pop icon Janet Jackson is set to take the stage at the brand new K Arena in Yokohama with some very special guests – R&B veterans TLC. Leading up to their March 20 performance in Yokohama, the team will be hitting up Nagoya on March 16 and Osaka on March 17. Get ready to dance along to Jackson’s all-time hit songs including ‘Together Again’, ‘All For You’, ‘Feedback’ and more. More info here.
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One of the main vocalists from K-pop supergroup Exo, Baekhyun will finally be starting his very first solo tour after establishing his own company in 2024. Undoubtedly one of the best voices in the K-pop industry, Baekhyun will be wowing the crowds with his mega hits including ‘Bambi’, ‘UN Village’ and ‘Candy’, as well as songs off his Japanese mini album like ‘Get You Alone’. Baekhyun will be performing at Musashino Forest Sports Plaza on March 23 and 24 and at Makuhari Messe on April 20 and 21. More details on Baekhyun’s Lonsdaleite Asia tour here.
Irish singer-songwriter Niall Horan may be best known from his days as part of One Direction, but he’s got an accomplished solo career, too. Following his performance at Summer Sonic in 2023, Horan is set to take the stage at Tokyo Garden Theater on May 15 singing songs off his latest album, ‘The Show’. You can find more info here.
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Celebrating a whopping 25 years in the music industry, J-pop superstar Hikaru Utada is gearing up to start their first Japan tour in six years. Along with the nationwide set of shows, Utada is also releasing an album of her greatest hits, titled 'Science Fiction', in 2024. Like the album, the tour is set to showcase Utada's sensational career from their debut song 'Automatic/Time Will Tell' to the record-breaking hit 'First Love'. Tokyo shows are scheduled for August 3 and 4 at Yoyogi National Stadium. More deets here.
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