GUMX “SLAPS” JAPAN TOUR 2026 in Japan Ticket

Overview

The legendary melodic punk trio GUMX is back with their most ambitious project to date, the “SLAPS” JAPAN TOUR 2026. Celebrating the release of their high-energy new full album, this tour spans a staggering 30 locations across the country, marking the largest headlining trek in the band’s history.

Known for their infectious hooks and lightning-fast skate-punk rhythms, GUMX continues to bridge the gap between the Korean and Japanese punk scenes. This tour features an incredible lineup of special guests, including heavyweights like Dragon Ash and Harukamirai, ensuring each night is a high-octane celebration of alternative rock.

Why Attend

• Witness the largest tour in GUMX history as they perform tracks from their brand-new album “SLAPS” live.
• Catch legendary guest acts like Dragon Ash and Harukamirai sharing the stage for a unique collaborative atmosphere.
• Experience the raw, unfiltered energy of a Club Quattro show, known for providing the best sightlines and sound in Japan’s live house circuit.
• Be part of a historic moment in the punk rock community as the band hits 30 different cities across the archipelago.

Schedule & Tickets Information

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Date	Venue	Seat Types
2026/04/04 (Sat) 18:00 Start	Umeda Club Quattro (Osaka)	All Free, Standing (Serial Number included)
2026/04/05 (Sun) 18:00 Start	Nagoya Club Quattro (Aichi)	All Free, Standing (Serial Number included)
2026/04/19 (Sun) 18:00 Start	Shibuya CLUB QUATTRO (Tokyo)	Standing, General Admission

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Background

GUMX originally formed in Seoul and gained massive popularity in Japan during the melodic punk boom of the early 2000s. After a significant hiatus, their return to the scene has been met with critical acclaim, proving that their signature “West Coast” punk sound is as relevant and powerful as ever in the 2020s.

The “SLAPS” tour is significant not just for its scale, but for the venues chosen. The Club Quattro chain represents a rite of passage for rock bands in Japan; performing at these venues in Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya signifies GUMX’s enduring status as a top-tier live act capable of drawing massive, dedicated crowds.

Venue Information

• Shibuya / Nagoya / Umeda Club Quattro
• Shibuya: 37-1 Udagawacho; Nagoya: 3-29-1 Sakae; Umeda: 8-17 Taiyujicho
• Entry via elevator or stairs based on serial number sequence
• Located within major commercial buildings (Quattro Labo, Parco, Plaza)

Faqs

What does the “All Free” seat type mean for this tour?

“All Free” refers to an all-standing floor arrangement where there are no assigned seats. Fans are admitted to the floor area based on the serial number on their ticket, allowing you to choose your own viewing spot within the standing zone once you enter.

Is there an additional drink fee required at the Club Quattro venues?

Yes, like most Japanese live houses, a separate drink fee is required at the entrance. You will pay this in cash upon entry and receive a drink ticket that can be exchanged for a beverage at the bar inside the venue.

Who are the guest performers for the “SLAPS” tour dates?

The tour features various high-profile guests depending on the city. For instance, the Nagoya show features the legendary Dragon Ash, while the Shibuya performance includes the popular rock band Harukamirai, making each tour stop a unique experience.

How does the serial number system work for entry?

Your ticket will have a printed reference number. On the day of the show, staff will call out these numbers at the door during the “Doors Open” period. If you have a lower number, you will be allowed to enter the venue earlier to secure a spot closer to the stage.

Are these shows suitable for international fans visiting Japan?

Absolutely. GUMX has a very international-friendly fan base and the Club Quattro venues are located in central, accessible districts. While the announcements inside will be in Japanese, the energy of the punk performance transcends language barriers.