YOASOBI are returning to a familiar Hong Kong stage. The Japanese duo have confirmed two concerts at AsiaWorld-Arena on Thursday, 21 January and Friday, 22 January 2027, as part of their SUPER PLANET tour.
The venue hosted their previous Hong Kong concerts on 26 and 27 December 2024, making the new shows their first here in just over two years. Before those arena dates, they headlined Clockenflap at the Central Harbourfront in December 2023, introducing their music to festival crowds.
J-Pop Superstars YOASOBI
Behind YOASOBI are composer and producer Ayase and singer ikura, also known as Lilas Ikuta. They formed the duo in 2019 with an idea: turning short stories and other fiction into pop songs.
Their debut single, Yoru ni Kakeru (Racing into the Night), quickly became a hit in Japan and helped build their audience overseas. Idol, recorded as the opening theme for the anime series Oshi no Ko, then brought their music to a much wider international audience.
Other major hits include Kaibutsu (Monster), featured in Beastars, and Gunjō (Blue). Their success has taken them from streaming charts to major venues across the region.
SUPER PLANET Tour Dates And Information
The Asia-Oceania SUPER PLANET tour will visit 11 cities. It opened in Osaka in October and reached Nagoya earlier this month. More Japanese dates are scheduled in Sapporo, Fukuoka and Tokyo before the overseas leg begins at Taipei Dome in January.
The tour will then head to Hong Kong, followed by Singapore on 20 February, Melbourne on 17 March, Sydney on 19 March and South Korea on 17 April. The Australian concerts are new additions to the itinerary.
Hong Kong ticket prices, presale and general-sale dates, and the booking platform have not yet been announced by the organisers.
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