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Aug 16,2026

YOASOBI — US Tour Stop: Los Angeles

You either found them before 'Idol' became the song everyone knew, or you found them because of it, and at this point the distinction has stopped mattering to anyone but you. The premise was always strange: take a novel, one book, and turn it into a single pop song. It should not work as a career. Instead it produced a catalog that goes far deeper than the one breakthrough — 'Yoru ni Kakeru,' 'Gunjo,' 'Biri-Biri,' the tracks that quietly built an international audience years before the anime crowd arrived — and hearing them performed live, with a full production behind them, is a different animal from the headphones you learned them on. They do not come through Los Angeles often. Details at yoasobi-music.jp/en. Send this to the person who sent you the song. That is how this band has always travelled.
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Ayase's production and ikura's voice in a real room. The duo behind 'Idol,' 'Yoru ni Kakeru,' the Beastars soundtrack — in Los Angeles.

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You either found them before 'Idol' became the song everyone knew, or you found them because of it, and at this point the distinction has stopped mattering to anyone but you.

The premise was always strange: take a novel, one book, and turn it into a single pop song. It should not work as a career. Instead it produced a catalog that goes far deeper than the one breakthrough — 'Yoru ni Kakeru,' 'Gunjo,' 'Biri-Biri,' the tracks that quietly built an international audience years before the anime crowd arrived — and hearing them performed live, with a full production behind them, is a different animal from the headphones you learned them on.

They do not come through Los Angeles often. Details at yoasobi-music.jp/en.

Send this to the person who sent you the song. That is how this band has always travelled.

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