GRe4N BOYZ Tour 2026 Japan Ticket

Overview

GRe4N BOYZ, the innovative vocal group formerly known as GReeeeN, continues to redefine the live music experience through their unique “hide-and-seek” performance style. Despite never showing their faces in public, the members—HIDE, navi, 92, and SOH—have built a massive global following with their uplifting melodies and lyrics that celebrate life, love, and perseverance.

As they embark on their 2026 tour, the group utilizes cutting-edge 3D technology and high-fidelity visuals to bring their music to the stage. This immersive approach allows fans to connect with the spirit and energy of the artists in a way that transcends the traditional concert format, making every show a visually stunning and emotionally charged event.

Why Attend

• Experience the high-energy performance of GRe4N BOYZ brought to life through advanced 3D visual technology.
• Be part of a massive collective sing-along to timeless hits like “Kiseki” and “Ai Uta” that have become anthems in Japan.
• Witness a concert where the music and visual storytelling take center stage, creating a truly unique and artistic atmosphere.
• Join a diverse community of fans in a celebration of the group’s positive message and infectious energy.
• Receive a specialized pair of 3D glasses upon entry to fully experience the innovative digital production.

Schedule & Tickets Information

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Date	Start Time	Venue	Seat Types
June 6, 2026	15:00	Sun City Koshigaya Civic Hall (Saitama)	Reserved Seats
June 7, 2026	17:00	Toride City Civic Center (Ibaraki)	Reserved Seats
June 14, 2026	17:00	LINE CUBE SHIBUYA (Tokyo)	Reserved Seats
June 20, 2026	17:00	Iwaki Alios Alpine Large Hall (Fukushima)	Reserved Seats
June 21, 2026	17:00	Sendai Bank Hall Izumity 21 (Miyagi)	Reserved Seats
July 4, 2026	17:00	Ichikawa City Cultural Hall (Chiba)	Reserved Seats
July 5, 2026	17:00	Fussa Civic Hall (Tokyo)	Reserved Seats
July 11, 2026	17:00	Toki City Cultural Plaza (Gifu)	Reserved Seats
July 12, 2026	17:00	Shizuoka City Culture Hall (Shizuoka)	Reserved Seats
July 18, 2026	17:00	Nara Prefectural Seminar Convention Center	Reserved Seats
July 19, 2026	17:00	Shiga Prefectural Art Theater Biwako Hall	Reserved Seats
July 20, 2026	17:00	Kanagawa Kenmin Hall (Kanagawa)	Reserved Seats
July 25, 2026	17:00	Izumo Civic Hall (Shimane)	Reserved Seats
July 26, 2026	17:00	Kurashiki Civic Hall (Okayama)	Reserved Seats
August 1, 2026	17:00	Shimonoseki City Hall (Yamaguchi)	Reserved Seats
August 2, 2026	17:00	Orix Theater (Osaka)	Reserved Seats
August 8, 2026	17:00	Yamagin Kenmin Hall (Yamagata)	Reserved Seats
August 9, 2026	17:00	Iwate Kenmin Kaikan (Iwate)	Reserved Seats
August 11, 2026	17:00	Akita Arts Theatre MILHAS (Akita)	Reserved Seats
August 15, 2026	17:00	Sinfonia Technology Hibiki Hall (Mie)	Reserved Seats
August 16, 2026	17:00	Nagoya Congress Center Century Hall (Aichi)	Reserved Seats
August 22, 2026	17:00	Showa Women’s Univ. Hitomi Hall (Tokyo)	Reserved Seats
August 23, 2026	17:00	Omiya Sonic City (Saitama)	Reserved Seats
August 28, 2026	18:30	Nakashibetsu Cultural Center (Hokkaido)	Reserved Seats
August 29, 2026	17:00	Otofuke Town Cultural Center (Hokkaido)	Reserved Seats
August 30, 2026	17:00	Zepp Sapporo (Hokkaido)	Reserved Seats
September 6, 2026	17:00	Kobe International House Kokusai Hall	Reserved Seats
September 12, 2026	17:00	Toyama Aubade Hall (Toyama)	Reserved Seats
September 13, 2026	17:00	Niigata Prefectural Civic Center (Niigata)	Reserved Seats
September 19, 2026	17:00	iichiko Grand Theater (Oita)	Reserved Seats
September 20, 2026	17:00	Kumamoto Prefectural Theater (Kumamoto)	Reserved Seats
September 21, 2026	17:00	Zepp Fukuoka (Fukuoka)	Reserved Seats
September 22, 2026	17:00	Act City Hamamatsu (Shizuoka)	Reserved Seats
September 23, 2026	17:00	Nagoya Congress Center Century Hall (Aichi)	Reserved Seats
September 26, 2026	17:00	Aizu Fugado (Fukushima)	Reserved Seats
September 27, 2026	17:00	Yamagata Civic Hall (Yamagata)	Reserved Seats
October 3, 2026	17:00	Rohm Theatre Kyoto (Kyoto)	Reserved Seats
October 4, 2026	17:00	Osaka International Convention Center	Reserved Seats
October 10, 2026	17:00	Hiroshima JMS Aster Plaza (Hiroshima)	Reserved Seats
October 11, 2026	17:00	Isahaya Cultural Hall (Nagasaki)	Reserved Seats
October 12, 2026	17:00	Fukuoka Sunpalace (Fukuoka)	Reserved Seats
October 17, 2026	17:00	Tokyo Garden Theater (Tokyo)	Reserved Seats
October 18, 2026	17:00	Koriyama Cultural Center (Fukushima)	Reserved Seats

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Background

Originally debuting as GReeeeN in 2007, the group became a household name in Japan for their dental backgrounds—all four members are licensed dentists. To balance their professional careers with their passion for music, they chose to remain anonymous, using avatars and silhouettes. Their transition to the name GRe4N BOYZ in 2024 marked a new chapter in their journey, reinforcing their bond as a “boys’ club” while continuing their musical legacy.

Their significance in J-Pop culture is immense, with their music being used in countless commercials, TV dramas, and sports programs. The group’s ability to maintain popularity for nearly two decades without a single public appearance is a testament to the quality of their songwriting and the genuine connection they share with their audience.

Venue Information

• Venue name: LINE CUBE SHIBUYA
• Address: 1-1 Udagawacho, Shibuya City, Tokyo 150-0042
• Entry gates info: Main entrance is located on the first floor; please follow signage for floor-specific gate entries.
• Nearby landmarks: Situated near Yoyogi Park, the NHK Broadcasting Center, and Shibuya Station.

Faqs

Why do the members of GRe4N BOYZ not show their faces?

The members are all licensed dentists and chose to maintain anonymity from the start of their career to ensure their musical activities did not interfere with their dental practices. This mystery has become a signature part of their brand.

What are the 3D glasses for during the concert?

Because the group does not appear in person, the concert uses sophisticated 3D projection technology. The glasses allow the audience to see life-like digital avatars of the members performing on stage in a high-definition, three-dimensional space.

Is the setlist the same for every location on the tour?

While the core hits are usually performed at every stop, the group often includes small variations or local greetings to make each show special for the specific city they are “visiting” digitally.

Can I buy merchandise at the venue?

Yes, official tour merchandise is typically available for purchase at the venue on the day of the event. It is recommended to arrive early as popular items like towels and t-shirts often sell out before the show starts.

What is the difference between a Hall venue and a Zepp venue?

Hall venues like LINE CUBE SHIBUYA generally offer fixed theater-style seating, whereas Zepp venues like Zepp Sapporo often include a standing area on the ground floor and may require a separate drink fee upon entry.