MOS 2026 Live Neo-Wind Ensemble Japan Tour Ticket

Overview

MOS is a revolutionary “Neo-Wind Ensemble” girls’ unit from Japan that is redefining the role of brass instruments in modern music. Combining powerful horn sections with high-energy dance and a pop-rock aesthetic, MOS has gained massive international attention through social media for their brass covers of global hits. Their sound is a sophisticated fusion of classical wind instrument technique and contemporary J-Pop energy, creating a genre-defying experience.

The group consists of talented female musicians who are as much performers as they are instrumentalists. Their live shows are known for being visually and sonically explosive, breaking the traditional image of brass bands. Whether they are performing original tracks or their famous brass-style arrangements, MOS brings a fresh, “neo-wind” spirit to the stage that appeals to fans of J-Pop, jazz, and classical music alike.

Why Attend

• Witness the incredible power of a “Neo-Wind Ensemble” where brass instruments take center stage in a high-energy pop setting.
• See the viral sensation live—experience the technical skill and charismatic choreography that has made MOS a global social media phenomenon.
• Enjoy an intimate performance at Koshigaya EASY GOINGS, a venue known for its excellent sound and close-up views of the artists.
• Experience a unique musical fusion that blends the elegance of classical wind instruments with the raw energy of modern rock and pop.
• Join a growing community of fans supporting the next generation of female instrumentalists who are breaking musical boundaries.

Schedule & Tickets Information

Below are the complete details for the event, including dates, venues, seat types, and other important ticket information. Once you’ve reviewed everything, simply contact us with your preferred ticket selection and we’ll assist you in securing it.

Date	Venue	Seat Types
2026/04/26 (Sun) 17:00 Start	Koshigaya EASY GOINGS (Saitama)	All standing (General / Under 22)

Background

• History: MOS (Music Orchestra Standard) originally started as a group dedicated to bringing wind instruments to the forefront of popular music. They quickly became famous for their high-quality “brass covers” and synchronized dance routines.
• Significance: The group represents a new wave of Japanese instrumentalists who bridge the gap between formal conservatory training and mainstream entertainment.
• Performers: The unit features a full brass section including trumpet, trombone, and saxophone players, all of whom perform high-intensity choreographed routines while playing.

Venue Information

• Venue name: Koshigaya EASY GOINGS
• Address: 1-1-29 Yayoi-cho, Koshigaya-shi, Saitama 343-0816, Japan
• Entry gates info: The entrance is located on the B1 floor; please follow the staff instructions for entry in order of the reference number printed on your ticket.
• Nearby landmarks: Located just a few minutes’ walk from the Koshigaya Station (East Exit) on the Tobu Skytree Line.

Note about Sold-out Tickets

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FAQs

What exactly is a “Neo-Wind Ensemble”?

It is a term coined by MOS to describe their style of performing traditional wind instruments (like sax and trumpet) with modern pop arrangements, dance choreography, and a high-fashion aesthetic.

Who can use the “Under 22” (U-22) ticket?

The U-22 ticket is specifically for fans who are 22 years old or younger on the day of the show. You must present a valid ID (student ID or passport) at the entrance to verify your age.

Is there an age limit for children?

Tickets are required for children aged 4 and older. To ensure the best experience for all attendees, children under the age of 4 are not permitted to enter this specific performance.

What does “entry in order of ticket number” mean?

For “All Standing” venues, your ticket will have a reference number. Fans are lined up and allowed into the venue starting from number 1, so the lower your number, the closer you can get to the stage.

Does the ticket price include a drink?

No, the ticket price does not include a drink. Like most live houses in Japan, you will be required to pay a small drink fee (usually 600 yen) at the door in exchange for a drink voucher.