Geese Japan Tour 2026 – Details & Tickets

Overview

Geese, the New York-based alternative rock band known for their genre-blending sound, brings their Getting Killed Tour to Japan in 2026. The confirmed show is scheduled for February 19, 2026 (Thursday) at SPACE ODD in Tokyo, Japan. Promoting their third album, Getting Killed (released September 26, 2025), Geese has garnered critical acclaim for tracks like Taxes and their dynamic live performances, as seen in sold-out shows in Brooklyn and London. This tour marks their return to Japan, following a buzz-generating debut, with fans on X praising their raw energy and post-punk influences. The intimate SPACE ODD venue (~300 capacity) promises a high-energy, up-close experience.

Why Attend

• Intimate Venue: SPACE ODD’s small capacity ensures a close connection with Geese’s raw, energetic performance.
• New Album Showcase: Experience tracks from Getting Killed, including Taxes, alongside hits like Low Era and Disco.
• Cultural Hub: Located in Tokyo’s Shibuya district, near Shibuya Crossing and Harajuku, ideal for a vibrant concert experience.
• Rising Stars: Geese’s growing fame, noted by Pitchfork and NME, makes this a must-see for indie rock fans.
• High Demand: Limited tickets remain, with strong anticipation on X for this rare Japan show.

Event Details

• Date and Time:
  • February 19, 2026 (Thu): 7:00 PM (Doors 6:00 PM) | SPACE ODD, Tokyo, Japan
• Venue:
  • SPACE ODD: 2-11-4 Kitazawa, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo 155-0031, Japan
    • Capacity: ~300 (standing)
    • A cozy Shibuya venue known for indie and alternative acts, offering excellent acoustics and an intimate vibe.
• Access:
  • 5-minute walk from Shimokitazawa Station (Keio Inokashira Line or Odakyu Line).
  • 10-minute train from Shibuya Station via Keio Inokashira Line.
  • 40-minute taxi from Haneda Airport or 90-minute taxi from Narita Airport.
  • Nearby landmarks: Shibuya Crossing (10-min train), Harajuku’s Takeshita Street (15-min train).
• Nearby Attractions:
  • Shimokitazawa: Trendy neighborhood with vintage shops, cafes, and livehouses (5-min walk).
  • Shibuya Crossing: Iconic intersection for photos (10-min train).
  • Yoyogi Park: Green space for relaxation (15-min train).
  • Harajuku: Fashion and crepe hub (15-min train).
• Note: This is the only confirmed Japan date for Geese’s 2026 tour. Check official websites (https://www.creativeman.co.jp/event/geese26/, https://geeseband.com/, or https://jasumotickets.com/) for updates or additional shows. Re-entry is not permitted. A ¥600 drink charge applies at entry. Tickets use the AnyPASS app, requiring a Japanese phone number.

Lineup

• Performer: Geese
• Setlist: Expected to feature tracks from Getting Killed (e.g., Taxes), alongside fan favorites like Low Era, Disco, and 2122 from 3D Country (2023). Past shows included 60–90-minute sets with improvisational jams and high-energy delivery, as noted in Brooklyn reviews. Setlists may vary; no support acts announced.
• Note: Check https://geeseband.com/ for setlist updates.

Ticket Information

Pricing

• Official Prices (tax included, per Creativeman Productions):
  • All Standing (オールスタンディング): ¥6,000
  • Additional: ¥600 drink charge at entry.
• Listed Prices (secondary market, as of August 2025):
  • All Standing (Clear View, Standing Only): ¥9,360
• Note: Secondary market prices are higher due to limited venue capacity and high demand. Admission not guaranteed with unofficial sources like Viagogo.

Sales Period

• Creativeman Membership Advance: Closed July 21, 2025 (lottery, 2 tickets per member).
• General Sale: Ongoing since August 9, 2025, until sold out or one month prior (January 19, 2026). Up to 4 tickets per person. High demand reported, with limited tickets remaining.
• Note: Tickets require a Japanese phone number for AnyPASS delivery. Overseas fans should contact Jasumo Tickets for assistance.

Purchase Channels

• Official: Use the Book Now button on https://jasumotickets.com/ to purchase via trusted platforms like Ticket Pia (https://t.pia.jp/), e-plus (https://eplus.jp/geese/), Lawson Ticket (https://l-tike.com/geese/), StubHub (https://www.stubhub.com/), or KKday (https://www.kkday.com/). AnyPASS app required; ensure email settings allow “anypass.jp” domain.
• In-Person: Tickets issuable at 7-Eleven stores in Japan with a 13-digit payment slip number (provided after purchase confirmation). Not available at non-Japan 7-Eleven stores.
• Need Assistance?: Contact Jasumo Tickets via https://jasumotickets.com/contact/ for help, especially for international fans.

Rules

• All Standing (オールスタンディング); no reserved seating.
• No photography, video, or recording during performances.
• No refunds or exchanges unless event canceled.
• Electronic tickets (AnyPASS app, QR code) displayed 5–7 days prior.
• Wheelchair users: Contact Jasumo Tickets or SPACE ODD (03-3468-7200, weekdays 12:00 PM–6:00 PM) for limited accessible arrangements.
• Maximum 4 tickets per person.
• Children under 6 not permitted; ages 6+ require a ticket.
• ¥600 drink charge required at entry (cash or cashless).
• Prohibited actions include disruptive behavior or unauthorized resale; violators may be removed without refund.

Note

High demand reported due to SPACE ODD’s small capacity (~300). Secondary market prices start at ¥9,360, reflecting limited availability. Book early via the Book Now button to secure your spot.

Inquiries

• Contact: Jasumo Tickets Contact Form (https://jasumotickets.com/contact/).
• Venue Contact: SPACE ODD: 03-3468-7200 (weekdays 12:00 PM–6:00 PM); https://spaceodd.jp/
• Organizer: Creativeman Productions: 03-3499-6669 (weekdays 12:00 PM–4:00 PM); https://www.creativeman.co.jp/contact/
• AnyPASS Support: https://faq.anypass.jp or https://store.anypass.jp/contact (weekdays 1:00 PM–5:00 PM)

Precautions

• No re-entry permitted.
• Accessibility: Limited wheelchair access; contact Jasumo Tickets or SPACE ODD at least two weeks prior. Small venue size may restrict accommodations.
• Schedules and setlists may change; check https://geeseband.com/ or https://jasumotickets.com/ for updates.
• Japanese phone number required for AnyPASS; complete setup before arriving in Japan, as SMS may not work with international SIMs. Jasumo Tickets can assist.
• Avoid unofficial ticket sources (e.g., Viagogo, scalpers) due to risk of invalidation; organizers cannot assist with third-party issues.
• Bring ID and QR code backup in case of phone issues, as advised by fans on X.

Additional Information

• Tour Background: Geese’s Getting Killed Tour follows their acclaimed 2025 album release and North American dates with Dove Ellis and Racing Mount Pleasant. The Japan show is a rare intimate stop, with fans on X calling it a “must-see” after their SUMMER SONIC appearance.
• Performance Style: Expect a 60–90-minute set with 12–15 songs, blending post-punk, indie rock, and improvisational elements. Past shows featured high-energy crowd engagement, as noted in Brooklyn reviews.
• Travel Tips:
  • Transportation: Use a JR Pass or Suica/Pasmo card. Shimokitazawa is 10 minutes from Shibuya via Keio Inokashira Line. Purchase JR Passes at https://www.japan-rail-pass.com/.
  • Accommodation: Book early in Shibuya (e.g., Shibuya Excel Hotel Tokyu, APA Hotel Shibuya; ¥10,000–¥30,000/night) or Shimokitazawa (e.g., The Wardrobe Hotel, Mustard Hotel; ¥8,000–¥20,000/night).
  • Dining: Try ramen at Ichiran Shibuya (10-min train) or cafes in Shimokitazawa (5-min walk). SPACE ODD has nearby convenience stores.
  • Cultural Etiquette: Arrive 15–30 minutes early. Cheering is encouraged, but avoid recording. Dress in indie or casual attire.
  • Weather: February in Tokyo is cold (5–10°C). Bring warm layers; venue is climate-controlled.
• Merchandise: Exclusive tour merchandise (e.g., T-shirts, vinyl, posters) expected, priced ¥2,000–¥6,000. Check https://geeseband.com/ for pre-order or venue sale details.
• Health and Safety: Masks may be recommended. Check https://spaceodd.jp/ or https://www.creativeman.co.jp/ for health updates.

Disclaimer

Jasumo Tickets connects you to Japan’s vibrant events, from concerts to cultural experiences. We are not a ticket reseller, nor do we sell tickets directly. Our role is to assist customers, whether in Japan or overseas, by guiding them through the official ticket booking process via trusted platforms like Ticket Pia, e-plus, Lawson Ticket, StubHub, and KKday. Click the Book Now button on https://jasumotickets.com/ to purchase tickets directly from our partners. For personalized assistance, contact us via https://jasumotickets.com/contact/.

As a Japan-based business with bilingual staff, we address challenges like:

• Language Barriers: Navigating Japanese-language ticketing systems.
• Access to Platforms: Assisting with platforms requiring local knowledge or payment methods.
• Limited Availability: Managing deadlines for high-demand events like Geese’s Japan show.

Due to SPACE ODD’s small capacity and high demand, ticket availability is not guaranteed. Refunds are issued only if entries cannot be secured through official channels or if the event is canceled. Book early via the Book Now button to secure your spot.

Booking with Jasumo Tickets

• How: Click the Book Now button on https://jasumotickets.com/ to purchase directly from trusted platforms. For assistance, contact us via https://jasumotickets.com/contact/, specifying date (February 19, 2026, SPACE ODD, 7:00 PM), ticket type (e.g., All Standing, 2 tickets), and preferences.
• Benefits: Bilingual support, assistance with Japanese phone number requirements, group bookings, and ticketing guidance.
• Note: Book by January 15, 2026, to secure tickets at official prices (¥6,000 + ¥600 drink) or secondary market prices (¥9,360). Availability is critically low due to venue size.

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Reviews

• “Geese live is pure energy—best indie show I’ve seen!”
• “Taxes live was unreal, can’t wait for Tokyo!”
• “Jasumo Tickets made booking from abroad seamless!”