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Association-sponsored performance
[End of planned number]T-BOLAN LAST LIVE TOUR 2025-2026 Final Chapter SING THE BEST HIT JOURNEY 47
T-BOLAN's singles and numerous greatest hits are still sung today.
A greatest hits tour with songs that everyone can sing! Sing along in all 47 prefectures across Japan.
*This performance is eligible for the ticket stub service Aprico Wari. Please check the information below for details.
2026/4/ 18 (Saturday)
| Schedule | 17:00 start (16:00 start) |
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| Venue | Ota Ward Hall / Aplico Large Hall |
| Genre | Performance (concert) |
| Performance / song |
I don't want to let go |
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| Appearance |
T-BOLAN [Arashi Moritomo (vocals), Kazuyoshi Aoki (drums), Takashi Gomi (guitar), Hirofumi Ueno (bass)] |
Ticket information
| Ticket information |
Release date
*Tickets will be sold at the counter only if there are remaining seats. |
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| Price (tax included) |
All seats specified * End of planned number *Children aged 0 and over are allowed to enter. Up to one child under 3 can sit on a lap for free. (If a seat is required, a fee will be charged.) |
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Profile
This four-man Japanese rock band consists of vocalist Arashi Moritomo, drummer Kazuyoshi Aoki, guitarist Takashi Gomi, and bassist Hirofumi Ueno. They are represented by the talent agency and record label B ZONE. They sold 17 million records in the four years leading up to 1995. Formed in 1990, they disbanded in December 1999. They reunited in 2012 and went on hiatus on April 26, 2014. They held a one-night reunion countdown concert at Toyosu PIT on December 31, 2016, and reunited in 2017. On July 10, 2025, they announced their "Last Live Tour" (a nationwide concert tour of all 47 prefectures, starting in September 2025).Information
Sponsorship
Tokyo Labor Sound, Ota Ward Cultural Promotion Association
Planning
B ZONE
Production
White Dream
Play guide
Ro-On Ticket (TEL: 047-365-9960), Lawson Ticket, Ticket Pia, e+
