Kenshi Yonezu has established himself as one of Japan’s most iconic musicians, from his early days as a Vocaloid artist to his current status as a legend in the J-pop and anime music scene. In recent years, Kenshi has become an international success by crafting some of the biggest anime theme songs for films such as The Boy and The Heron and the series Chainsaw Man. With his success in anime helping him cross over to American and European markets, Kenshi is bringing his unique sound to a wider audience with his first-ever global tour, “Kenshi Yonezu 2025 Tour / JUNK.”

For the first time in his career, Kenshi Yonezu is expanding beyond the Asian market and intothe global spotlight. After a massive Asian tour, Kenshi will be visiting renowned European and UK cities such as London and Paris before takiong the tour to America, where he’ll be performing in historic venues like Radio City Music Hall in New York and YouTube Theater inLos Angeles. This international tour marks a major milestone for Kenshi, bringing his unique collection of sounds and unforgettable live performances to hundreds of thousands of adoring fans.

Kenshi’s JUNK tour is currently making its way through Asia with performances in some ofAsia’s largest venues in Shanghai and Seoul. But in late March and early April, he’ll be making his international debut in European and American venues. International fans can catch Kenshi on the following dates:

• ●  March 30th: 7 pm at Eventim Apollo in London, UK
• ●  April 1st: 8 pm at Zénith de Paris in Paris, France
• ●  April 4th: 8 pm at Radio City Music Hall in NYC, NY
• ●  April 6th: 8 pm at YouTube Theater in Inglewood, CA

This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for fans outside of Asia to experience Kenshi Yonezu’s incredible performance in person. Fans who’ve grown to love Kenshi’s music from their favorite anime series will not be disappointed. The JUNK tour set list will include songs such as “KickBack” from Chainsaw Man, “Peace Sign” from My Hero Academia,“Spinning Globe” from Hayao Miyazaki’s Oscar-winning film The Boy and The Heron, and many more.

The JUNK tour will also feature much of Kenshi’s earlier work, including his classic Vocaloid compositions from his earlier days when he performed under the stage name Hachi. Fans both old and new will experience a powerhouse performance with stunning vocals, unforgettable

melodies, and classic Kenshi visuals. They can also expect a full band and dance troupe to bring Kenshi’s music to life with a spectacular, full-scale production.

Kenshi’s music has already made a distinct impact in America, with his song “Kick Back” becoming the first Japanese-language song to be certified gold by the RIAA. Now that Kenshi himself will be performing in the US for the very first time, American audiences will have a chance to see this masterful musician in his element. Don’t miss out on the rare opportunity to witness one of Japan’s most innovative artists as he takes his next step onto the world stage.

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