SWALLOW 2026 Japan Ticket

Overview

SWALLOW is a three-piece band from Aomori, Japan, featuring Honoka Kudo (Vocals/Guitar), Haruto Anbe (Guitar), and Yuto Taneichi (Keyboard). Originally formed in 2016 under a different name, the group gained national attention after winning the grand prize at the “LINE Audition 2017,” leading to their official debut and a subsequent name change to SWALLOW in 2020.

The band is celebrated for their atmospheric sound and heartfelt lyrics, often drawing inspiration from their northern roots. With hit tracks like “SWALLOW”—which served as the theme for the 2020 Winter Cup—and their debut album “Greenhouse Raising,” the group has established a loyal following. Their return to Aomori for this live performance at Quarter represents a special homecoming for the trio.

Why Attend

• Witness an intimate homecoming performance by SWALLOW in their home prefecture of Aomori.
• Experience the band’s unique blend of pop and rock, featuring Honoka Kudo’s captivating vocals.
• Enjoy the high-energy atmosphere of Aomori Quarter, a legendary local venue for rising musical talent.
• Hear live renditions of popular tracks including their self-titled anthem and newer releases.
• Support a homegrown Japanese band that is rapidly expanding its influence across the national music scene.

Schedule & Tickets Information

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Date	Venue	Seat Types
2026/5/5 (Tue) 17:00 Start	Quarter (Aomori Prefecture)	All Free (Standing)
2026/5/6 (Wed) 15:00 Start	Quarter (Aomori Prefecture)	All Free (Standing)

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Background

SWALLOW’s history is deeply intertwined with the Aomori music scene, where the members first began performing together as high school students. Their victory in a major national audition catapulted them from local favorites to a professional act recognized by major labels. The name “SWALLOW” was chosen to represent their desire to take flight and travel far with their music while always having a place to return to.

The significance of these performances lies in the band’s commitment to their “Nebuta Festival Upcycle Project” and other local initiatives, showcasing their pride in their heritage. Performing at Quarter, a staple venue in Aomori’s Yasukata district, allows fans to see the band in an environment that highlights their raw talent and the genuine connection they share with their audience.

Venue Information

• Venue name: Aomori Quarter
• Address: 2 Chome-11-3 Yasukata, Aomori, Aomori Prefecture 030-0803, Japan
• Entry gates info: The main entrance is located on the ground level; doors open 30 minutes prior to the start of the performance.
• Nearby landmarks: Situated near the Aomori waterfront and the iconic triangular ASPAM (Aomori Prefectural Center for Industry and Tourism) building.

Faqs

Who are the members of the band SWALLOW?

The band consists of three members: Honoka Kudo on vocals and guitar, Haruto Anbe on guitar, and Yuto Taneichi on keyboards. They have been performing together since their formation in Aomori in 2016.

Where exactly is the venue Quarter located?

Aomori Quarter is located in the Yasukata district of Aomori City. It is a well-known live house that is conveniently situated within walking distance of the Aomori port area and several major city landmarks.

What does “All Free” mean for the ticket type?

“All Free” indicates that the venue is all-standing with unreserved space. Rather than having a specific assigned seat, attendees are free to move within the designated floor area, usually on a first-come, first-served basis upon entry.

Is there anything extra I need to pay at the venue?

Yes, as is common with many Japanese live houses, a separate drink fee is required at the entrance. This fee is paid in cash upon arrival in exchange for a drink voucher that can be used at the venue bar.

How can I inquire about specific performance details?

For official inquiries regarding the tour and performance schedules, fans are encouraged to contact G.I.P. directly. They manage the event logistics and provide the most up-to-date information regarding door times and venue regulations.