Keishi Tanaka Release Party 2026 Ticket

Overview

Keishi Tanaka is a highly accomplished Japanese singer-songwriter and musician, known for his soul-stirring vocals and versatile musical style that blends J-POP, indie rock, and soul. Formerly the frontman of the band riddim saunter, he has established a successful solo career, frequently performing with a full band set to deliver high-energy and emotionally resonant live experiences across Japan.

For these specific performance dates, Tanaka is joined by the special guest band LOSTAGE. LOSTAGE is an influential three-piece alternative rock band from Nara, celebrated for their raw sound and intense live performances. This collaboration brings together two significant forces in the Japanese indie music scene, promising a unique atmosphere for fans of sophisticated pop and powerful rock music alike.

Why Attend

• Experience the powerful live performance of Keishi Tanaka with a full Band Set arrangement.
• Enjoy a rare guest appearance by the legendary alternative rock band LOSTAGE.
• Visit iconic intimate venues such as Nara NEVERLAND and Tokyo FEVER for a close-up musical experience.
• Discover the unique blend of melodic J-POP and raw alternative rock in a single event.
• Secure your chance to see these artists during their limited 2026 release party tour dates.

Schedule & Tickets Information

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Date	Venue	Seat Types
2026/02/01 (Sun) 18:00 Start	NEVERLAND (Nara)	Standing
2026/02/13 (Fri) 19:30 Start	FEVER (Tokyo)	Standing

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Delivery Method

For this ticket, there is only one way to enter the venue:

E-Ticket (ANYPASS or SUMACHIKE/ – ePlus) – A smartphone-based digital ticket issued by Japanese ticket vendors. You will receive your ticket in the designated app and present it on your phone for venue entry.

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FAQs

Who is Keishi Tanaka?

Keishi Tanaka is a prominent Japanese musician and former vocalist of riddim saunter. He is well-regarded for his solo work that integrates elements of soul, jazz, and pop into a contemporary indie sound.

Where are the venues for the 2026 tour located?

The tour includes dates at NEVERLAND in Nara Prefecture and FEVER in Tokyo. Both venues are popular “live houses” known for hosting high-quality indie and alternative music acts in an intimate setting.

Are there age restrictions for the Keishi Tanaka concerts?

Yes, preschool-aged children are not permitted to enter these specific performances. Tickets are required for all attendees who are elementary school students or older.

What does a “Standing” ticket mean at these venues?

A standing ticket means there are no assigned seats, and the audience remains standing in the floor area. Venues like FEVER and NEVERLAND typically operate on a first-come, first-served basis for floor positioning.

Is there an additional cost at the venue entrance?

Most Japanese live houses, including those for this tour, require a separate drink fee (usually 600-700 yen) to be paid in cash upon admission. This is a standard practice in addition to your ticket.