Here are the best concerts coming to Tokyo this year: Olivia Rodrigo, Bruno Major, Hikaru Utada and more (2024)

Hallyu superstars Enhypen are continuing their world tour with 11 performances in five cities across Japan, namely Saitama, f*ckuoka, Hiroshima, Nagoya and Sendai. The group will have three concerts on June 11, 12 and 13 at Saitama Super Arena. Look forward to seeing Jungwon, Heesung, Jay, Jake, Sunghoon, Sunoo and Niki as they get ready to wow the crowds with their sultry dancing and hits like 'Bite Me', 'Fever', 'Drunk-Dazed' and more. More concert deets via the website.

Following their smash performance at Summer Sonic last year, K-pop starlets NewJeans will be hosting their first ever solo show in Tokyo with two fan meet concerts at Tokyo Dome on June 26 and 27. The group, consisting of Minji, Hanni, Haerin, Hyein and Danielle, will perform some of their hottest songs including 'OMG', 'Super Shy’ and ‘Ditto’ along with their latest single, ‘Bubble Gum’. More details here.

Twice are returning to Tokyo for two special performances as part of their ‘Ready to Be’ world tour on July 20 and 21 at Ajinomoto Stadium. Since debuting in 2015, the group have gone on to sell out stadiums across the globe performing top hits like 'The Feels', 'Alcohol-Free', 'TT' and their latest single ‘One Spark’. For more deets, visit here.

Rising Japanese singer-songwriter Fujii Kaze is hosting two shows at Yokohama’s Nissan Stadium on August 24 and 25. The Okayama native first rose to popularity thanks to his hit piano covers on YouTube, which eventually led him to nab his first record label deal. Following his first album in 2020, he is now touring worldwide to promote his second album, 'Love All Serve All'. More info here.

Get ready to be swooned by British singer-songwriter Bruno Major, who is returning to Tokyo to perform at Zepp Shinjuku on September 2. Major will be sharing music from his latest album 'Columbo', which was released in 2023. Of course, you can also expect to hear fan-favourite hits including ‘Nothing’, ‘Easily’ and ‘The Most Beautiful Thing’. For more details, visit here.

American singer-songwriter and former YouTuber Conan Gray is making his way to Tokyo to perform at Tokyo Garden Theater on September 9. The Gen Z pop prince is currently on tour to promote his latest album, 'Found Heaven', which was just released in April. After his Tokyo performance, Gray will be heading to Osaka for another concert stop on September 10. More info here.

Olivia Rodrigo’s ‘Guts World Tour’ is finally coming to Asia with a stop at Tokyo’s Ariake Arena on September 27. This will be Rodrigo’s very first time performing in Japan and fans can look forward to catching the singer-songwriter as she rocks the house with her chart-topping hits including 'Deja Vu', 'Good 4 U' and 'Vampire'. You can find more concert details here.

English singer-songwriter Jorja Smith is making her way to Japan this autumn with stops in Tokyo and Osaka. Her Tokyo show will take place at Toyosu Pit on October 23. Look forward to catching her smooth vocals as she wows the crowds with songs from her second full-length album, 'Falling or Flying', which was released in 2023. More concert details via the website.

Canadian starlet Tate McRae is currently touring the globe on her 'Think Later World Tour', and will be stopping by Tokyo at Toyosu Pit on October 29. The singer-songwriter and dancer is promoting her second album ‘Think Later’ and will be charming the crowds with some of her smash hits including 'Rubberband', 'Exes', 'You Broke Me First' and many more. More info here.