He is scheduled to perform shows in London and Paris...
24 · 03 · 2025
J-Pop sensation Kenshi Yonezu will be wrapping up two significant European performances this Spring.
The Japanese star has shattered boundaries, leading a new wave of international achievement for artists from his country. Achieving unprecedented success, Yonezu has dominated music charts with the anime hit ‘KICK BACK’ – the opening theme for Chainsaw Man, which has become the first Japanese-language song to be certified Gold by the RIAA and made it to Spotify’s Global Top 50.
As he gains worldwide acclaim, Yonezu has received a notable accolade – he was named the only Japanese artist in the prestigious RIAA Class of 2023.
Opening the year with the impressive single ‘BOW AND ARROW’, Kenshi Yonezu has also commenced a global tour. The setlists so far reflect the full range of his work, going beyond the confines of his significant 2024 album ‘LOST CORNER’.
For instance, his recent setlist at the Tokyo Dome featured fan favorites like ‘KICK BACK’, ‘Lemon’, ‘Peace Sign’, and ‘Chikyugi – Spinning Globe’, alongside new tracks such as ‘Plazma’ and ‘BOW AND ARROW’.
This month, Yonezu will bring his electrifying live shows to London, performing at the esteemed Eventim Apollo on March 30th.
This rare trip to Europe will continue with a brief visit to France, where he will perform at Zénith de Paris on April 1st.
Tickets for all performances are currently available for purchase.
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J-Pop sensation Kenshi Yonezu is set to wrap up two major concerts in Europe this Spring. The Japanese icon has broken barriers, leading the way in