YOASOBI Opens 10-City Asia Dome and Stadium Tour "Super Planet" in Osaka, Heads to Singapore National Stadium in February 2027 as First Japanese Headliner
YOASOBI's Japan and Asia dome and stadium tour, "YOASOBI ASIA 10-CITY DOME & STADIUM TOUR 2026-2027 'SUPER PLANET'," opened with two nights at Kyocera Dome Osaka on October 24 and 25. After playing five domes across Japan, the duo heads to Taipei Dome in January 2027 and to Singapore's National Stadium in February. It will be the first solo show at the stadium by a Japanese artist.
New song "KILLA" and the morning drama theme debut on opening night
At the Osaka opener, YOASOBI performed the new song "KILLA," due out before the end of the year, for the first time. "Sakihokore," the theme of NHK's morning drama "Blossom," was also performed with a live band for the first time. The band now features two drummers, and strings and kid dancers joined the stage for a dome-scale production.
From five Japanese domes to Taipei and Singapore
Japan dates: Oct. 24-25 Kyocera Dome Osaka / Nov. 7-8 Vantelin Dome Nagoya / Nov. 14-15 Daiwa House PREMIST DOME (Hokkaido) / Nov. 28-29 Mizuho PayPay Dome Fukuoka / Dec. 5-6 Tokyo Dome
Overseas dates: Jan. 9-10, 2027 Taipei Dome / Feb. 20 National Stadium, Singapore. The Singapore show takes place at the country's largest stadium, with a capacity of about 55,000, and is the tour's only Southeast Asian date.
YOASOBI played Singapore on its Asia tours in both 2024 and 2025, and both shows sold out. This time the duo returns at a scale of more than 50,000.
Editor's note
Sell out smaller rooms, then come back bigger on the strength of those results. YOASOBI's Singapore show traces exactly how a fan base abroad is built step by step. Tying dome shows at home and dates overseas into a single tour with one story is also a useful model for Japanese artists aiming at Asia.
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Sources: BARKS (Japanese): YOASOBI's Super Planet tour opens in Osaka / PR TIMES (The Orchard Japan, Japanese): YOASOBI to headline Singapore National Stadium
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