Billie Eilish Returns to Tokyo August 2025
Fans can expect a setlist that blends new tracks like 'Lunch' and 'Birds of a Feather' with earlier favorites. Each concert is designed to feel both immersive and personal, balancing quiet acoustic moments with cinematic visuals and lighting that fill the arena without overwhelming it.
The Tokyo shows will also reflect Eilish's commitment to sustainability. Partnering with REVERB, the tour features eco-friendly initiatives, from water refill stations and plant-based food options to climate action donations from ticket sales. Fans are encouraged to bring reusable bottles and use public transport.
Tokyo Dates:
Saturday, August 16, 2025
Sunday, August 17, 2025
How to Get Tickets:
Presale began in late May, with many tickets already sold out. The international pre-sale runs from July 10 to August 1 on PIA. Find out more information on the official website.
Whether you've followed Billie Eilish from the start or just want to experience one of the most talked-about tours of the year, these Tokyo dates offer a rare chance to see her live in a more intimate setting than larger dome venues.
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Billie Eilish is bringing her HIT ME HARD AND SOFT THE TOUR to Tokyo this summer with two back-to-back shows at Saitama Super Arena. Fresh off the release of her third studio album, Eilish continues to expand her global tour, performing across four continents with an intimate yet high-production live experience. Fans can expect a setlist that blends new tracks like 'Lunch' and 'Birds of a Feather' with earlier favorites. Each concert is designed to feel both immersive and personal, balancing quiet acoustic moments with cinematic visuals and lighting that fill the arena without overwhelming it. The Tokyo shows will also reflect Eilish's commitment to sustainability. Partnering with REVERB, the tour features eco-friendly initiatives, from water refill stations and plant-based food options to climate action donations from ticket sales. Fans are encouraged to bring reusable bottles and use public transport. Tokyo Dates: Saturday, August 16, 2025 Sunday, August 17, 2025 How to Get Tickets: Presale began in late May, with many tickets already sold out. The international pre-sale runs from July 10 to August 1 on PIA. Find out more information on the official website. Whether you've followed Billie Eilish from the start or just want to experience one of the most talked-about tours of the year, these Tokyo dates offer a rare chance to see her live in a more intimate setting than larger dome venues.
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