Multi-hyphenate creative Kenshi Yonezu has experienced a meteoric rise to stardom. Bursting onto the scene in 2009, he has become one of Japan’s most influential and genre-defying artists, selling an astonishing 4.2 million physical records and an additional 7 million digital copies. With his evocative storytelling and boundary-pushing sound, Yonezu has shattered barriers for Japanese-language music on the global stage, composing powerful themes for acclaimed works like Chainsaw Man and The Boy and the Heron.

Fresh off a record-breaking, sold-out dome tour across Japan, the trailblazing J-pop sensation is now set to bring his highly anticipated KENSHI YONEZU 2025 WORLD TOUR / JUNK to some of Europe’s most prestigious venues. This month, he will captivate audiences at London’s legendary Eventim Apollo, Paris’ iconic Zénith de Paris on April 1st, New York City’s historic Radio City Music Hall on April 4th, and Los Angeles’ state-of-the-art YouTube Theater on April 6th.

Reflecting on the profound experience of performing live, Yonezu shares: “I think it’s a blessing to have tens of thousands of people come to hear my music. I don’t know how you first discovered my music, but to be able to see you again in such a large place like this… I just want to say—thank you for surviving. Truly, thank you all for being alive all this time.”

Listen to Kenshi here…