Rebel Dread Hardware Disciples of Bass Tour 2026 | Tokyo & Nagoya Ticket

Overview

REBEL DREAD HARDWARE returns to Japan with the thunderous DISCIPLES OF BASS TOUR ’26, a high-octane celebration of sound system culture. Headlining this sonic journey are two absolute titans: DADDY G, the founding member of the legendary Massive Attack and a pioneer of the Bristol sound, and DON LETTS, the iconic “Rebel Dread” who bridged the gap between punk and reggae. Together, they bring a deep, dub-infused experience that honors the roots of bass music while pushing into the future.

This tour is more than just a concert; it is a masterclass in rhythm and atmosphere, featuring the expert touch of Naoyuki Uchida, Japan’s premier dub engineer, on the PA. From the late-night energy of LIQUIDROOM in Tokyo to the intimate vibes of Live&Lounge Vio in Nagoya, fans can expect a heavy-weight selection of dub, reggae, and electronic beats. Whether you are a devotee of the Wild Bunch legacy or a new fan of bass culture, this tour is an unmissable event on the 2026 calendar.

Why Attend

• Iconic Collaboration: Witness a rare joint performance by Daddy G of Massive Attack and the legendary Don Letts, two of the most influential figures in UK music history.
• Masterful Dub Engineering: Hear the music as it was meant to be experienced, with live dub mixing by the renowned Naoyuki Uchida.
• Deep Sound System Culture: Immerse yourself in the heavy bass and eclectic selections that define the Rebel Dread Hardware aesthetic.
• Late-Night Tokyo Experience: The Tokyo leg at LIQUIDROOM kicks off at midnight, offering an authentic, high-energy club atmosphere in the heart of the city.
• Multi-City Japan Tour: With dates in Tokyo and Nagoya, fans across the Kanto and Tokai regions have the chance to experience this unique bass odyssey.

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 share your preferred ticket selection with us using the contact us form, and we’ll assist you with the process.

Date	Venue	Seat Types
2026/04/10 (Fri) 24:00 Start	LIQUIDROOM (Tokyo)	Total Freedom (Standing)
2026/04/17 (Fri) 20:00 Start	Live&Lounge Vio (Nagoya)	Standing
2026/04/19 (Sun) 17:00 Start	Hiroshima Club Quattro (Hiroshima)	Standing (General / U22)

Background

• The Artists: Daddy G is a central figure in the Bristol “trip-hop” scene, while Don Letts is a cultural icon known for his “Rebel Dread” persona and his role in the 1970s London punk-reggae crossover.
• The Venue: Hiroshima Club Quattro is a legendary venue located in the heart of Hiroshima city, part of the prestigious Quattro circuit known for high-quality sound and a sophisticated live atmosphere.
• The Vibe: This tour prioritizes the “Sound System” experience—heavy bass, eclectic selections, and a deep, immersive dub atmosphere.

Venue Information

• Venue name: Hiroshima Club Quattro
• Full address: 10F Hiroshima PARCO Shinkan, 10-1 Hondori, Naka-ku, Hiroshima-shi, Hiroshima 730-0035, Japan
• Entry gates information: For standing shows, fans typically queue in the designated area within the PARCO building according to the reference number (整理番号) on their ticket.
• Nearby landmarks: Located at the top of the Hiroshima PARCO (New Building) in the vibrant Hondori shopping district.

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

E-Ticket (ANYPASS or SUMACHIKE/スマチケ – 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 Daddy G?

Daddy G (Grant Marshall) is a founding member of the world-famous group Massive Attack. He is a central figure in the Bristol “trip-hop” scene and is known for his deep, eclectic DJ sets that blend soul, reggae, and electronic music.

What makes the Tokyo show at LIQUIDROOM unique?

The Tokyo show is a “midnight” event, starting at 24:00 (midnight between Friday and Saturday). It provides a high-intensity, late-night club environment that perfectly complements the heavy bass focus of the tour.

Who is Don Letts?

Don Letts is a legendary DJ, filmmaker, and musician who famously introduced reggae to the London punk scene in the 1970s. He is a Grammy-winning director and a cultural icon known for his “Rebel Dread” persona.

Are there any age restrictions for these shows?

As the Tokyo show at LIQUIDROOM is a late-night event starting at midnight, attendees must be 20 years or older. You will be required to show a valid photo ID (such as a passport) at the entrance for age verification.

Is there an additional cost for drinks at the venue?

Yes, as is common in Japanese live houses and clubs, a separate drink fee (usually 600 yen) is typically required at the door in exchange for a drink token.