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[Postponed] Alanis Morissette “Jagged Little Pill” Tour in Japan (April 2020)
/0 Comments/in Event News /by SheenaJAM Project 20th Anniversary Tour “The Age of Dragon Knights” (April-July 2020)
/0 Comments/in Event News /by Sheena[Postponed] Scandal World Tour “Kiss From the Darkness” (March to May 2020)
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Ásgeir
/0 Comments/in Greater Tokyo Area /by SheenaLive in Japan 2020
Icelandic singer-songwriter and musician Ásgeir Trausti is back in Japan in September. On February 7, 2020, Ásgeir’s upcoming album “Bury the Moon” will be released.
Tickets: ¥6,500 (1F standing and 2F reserved seats)
Pre-Sale: from February 8th on various playguides
General Sale: from February 22nd
Resale tickets (even if sold out): Stubhub or Viagogo
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[Postponed] Alanis Morissette
/0 Comments/in Greater Tokyo Area /by Sheena“Jagged Little Pill” 25th Anniversary Tour
In celebration of the 25th anniversary of her 1990s hit album Jagged Little Pill, American-Canadian singer-songwriter Alanis Morissette is performing across the globe including Japan.
Standing: ¥10,000 (approx. US $97)
Find out about where to buy tickets, in our main article.
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[Postponed] Alanis Morissette
/0 Comments/in Osaka /by Sheena“Jagged Little Pill” 25th Anniversary Tour
In celebration of the 25th anniversary of her 1990s hit album Jagged Little Pill, American-Canadian singer-songwriter Alanis Morissette is performing across the globe including Japan.
Standing: ¥10,000 (approx. US $97)
Seated (balcony): ¥15,000 (approx. US $138 – only Osaka show)
Find out about where to buy tickets, in our main article.
Photo by Justin Higuchi/Flickr used under CC BY 2.0.*Disclaimer: Information on this page is subject to change and accuracy is not guaranteed. This includes currency exchange rates. Make sure to double-check on other sources if you are planning to attend these shows.
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[Canceled] Halsey
/0 Comments/in Greater Tokyo Area /by SheenaManic World Tour 2020
Halsey is stopping by Japan as a part of her 2020 Manic World Tour. She will be supporting her upcoming album “Manic”.
The American singer-songwriter’s success is undeniable, with hit singles like “Now or Never”, “Bad at Love”, and “Without Me” hitting the top of the Billboard charts.
She is also known for collaborating with big names like The Chainsmokers and K-Pop boy band BTS.
Chanmina, an emerging Japanese-Korean rapper, will be performing with Halsey as a support act for this event.
Tickets
GOLD Reserved Seat: ¥15,000 (approx. 137 US$*)
SS Reserved Seat: ¥12,000 (approx. 110 US$*)
S Reserved Seat: ¥10,000 (approx. 91 US$*)
A Reserved Seat: ¥9,000 (approx. 82 US$*)
Tickets Sale
Live Nation Pre-order lottery: from January 16th (only Japan)
General Sale: from February 22nd on Japanese playguides
Tip: to book from Japanese sources, contact a proxy service such as Tickets Galore.
Stubhub or Viagogo might have resale tickets too, even if when sold out on other sites.
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Mew
/0 Comments/in Greater Tokyo Area /by SheenaAnd The Glass Handed Kites… 15th Anniversary Japan Tour
This June 2020, the Danish alternative rock band Mew is coming back to Japan!
The indie rock band’s current members are Jonas Bjerre (lead vocals), Johan Wohlert (bass), and Silas Utke Graae Jørgensen (drums).
They’re celebrating the 15th anniversary of their third album And The Glass Handed Kites… with a tour in 2020 and Japan is one of their stops.
Tickets: ¥7,500 / ¥8,000 (1F standing / 2F seats)
Tickets are available on Japanese playguides (with the help of Tickets Galore) as well as the international resale platform Viagogo.
Picture by Hyunji Choi used under CC*Disclaimer: Information on this page is subject to change and accuracy is not guaranteed. This includes currency exchange rates. Make sure to double-check on other sources if you are planning to attend these shows.
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Mew
/0 Comments/in Nagoya /by SheenaAnd The Glass Handed Kites… 15th Anniversary Japan Tour
This June 2020, the Danish alternative rock band Mew is coming back to Japan!
The indie rock band’s current members are Jonas Bjerre (lead vocals), Johan Wohlert (bass), and Silas Utke Graae Jørgensen (drums).
They’re celebrating the 15th anniversary of their third album And The Glass Handed Kites… with a tour in 2020 and Japan is one of their stops.
Tickets: ¥7,500 (standing)
Tickets are available on Japanese playguides (with the help of Tickets Galore) as well as the international resale platform Viagogo.
Picture by Hyunji Choi used under CC*Disclaimer: Information on this page is subject to change and accuracy is not guaranteed. This includes currency exchange rates. Make sure to double-check on other sources if you are planning to attend these shows.
Any wrong or missing information? Please let us know.
Mew
/0 Comments/in Osaka /by SheenaAnd The Glass Handed Kites… 15th Anniversary Japan Tour
This June 2020, the Danish alternative rock band Mew is coming back to Japan!
The indie rock band’s current members are Jonas Bjerre (lead vocals), Johan Wohlert (bass), and Silas Utke Graae Jørgensen (drums).
They’re celebrating the 15th anniversary of their third album And The Glass Handed Kites… with a tour in 2020 and Japan is one of their stops.
Tickets: ¥7,500 (standing)
Tickets are available on Japanese playguides (with the help of Tickets Galore) as well as the international resale platform Viagogo.
Picture by Hyunji Choi used under CC*Disclaimer: Information on this page is subject to change and accuracy is not guaranteed. This includes currency exchange rates. Make sure to double-check on other sources if you are planning to attend these shows.
Any wrong or missing information? Please let us know.
Fever 333
/0 Comments/in Greater Tokyo Area /by SheenaJAPAN D333MONSTRATIONS 2020
American rock band Fever 333 is coming to heat up Japan’s winter in January 2020. The trio is composed of Jason Aalon Butler (vocals), Stephen Harrison (guitar), and Aric Improta (drums). Their music is upfront in tackling social and political issues like racism, homophobia, and sexism.
Tickets: ¥6,800 (1F advance standing/2F reserved seat)
Ticket sale on here:
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Fever 333
/0 Comments/in Osaka /by SheenaJAPAN D333MONSTRATIONS 2020
American rock band Fever 333 is coming to heat up Japan’s winter in January 2020. The trio is composed of Jason Aalon Butler (vocals), Stephen Harrison (guitar), and Aric Improta (drums). Their music is upfront in tackling social and political issues like racism, homophobia, and sexism.
Tickets: ¥6,800 (standing)
Ticket sale on here:
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Big Thief
/0 Comments/in Osaka /by SheenaJapan Tour 2020
New York’s indie rock band Big Thief has been making a name with their very personal music style. This year, they released two new albums, U.F.O.F. and Two Hands. And they’re already set on touring the world this coming 2020. Grab your tickets now for their Japan shows!
Tickets: ¥6,000 (standing)
Ticket sale on here:
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