Hey, J-pop fans! The Japanese super duo Yoasobi is embarking on their first-ever overseas tour, with Asia as their initial destination. The tour includes stops in cities like Hong Kong for Clockenflap 2023, as well as solo concerts scheduled in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur for the upcoming year.
The announcement was made through a social media post that further excited their fans, who have been eagerly hoping for the duo to visit their cities, too.
Known as the creators of "music from novels," with Ayase composing their hit songs and Ikura representing the band's distinctive voice, Yoasobi has been crafting music since 2019. Their debut single, “Into the Night,” has amassed over 700 million streams and has consistently dominated music charts, not only in Japan but also worldwide.
The band is also behind the title track “Idol” for the anime series “Oshi no Ko,” which has already garnered almost 200 million streams on Spotify since its release.
Stay tuned for further details about their solo concerts in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. In the meantime, mark your calendars as they join the lineup of artists at Clockenflap 2023 on Dec. 1 in Hong Kong.
Don’t miss out on their most-awaited overseas tour announcements by following them on X (formerly Twitter) or checking their website.
When: Dec. 1 (Hong Kong) | Jan. 11 (Singapore) | Jan. 14 (Kuala Lumpur)
Where: Clockenflap Festival 2023, Central Harbourfront (Hong Kong) | TBA (Singapore and Hong Kong)
How much:Get ticketing information here
