Wednesday Campanella Tour 2026 Ticket

Overview

Experience the infectious energy and whimsical storytelling of Wednesday Campanella (Suiyōbi no Campanella) as they bring their 2026 tour to theaters and halls across Japan. This electronic-pop trio has redefined the J-Pop landscape by blending house, hip-hop, and EDM with clever lyrics inspired by historical figures and folklore.

Since 2021, the group has entered a vibrant second chapter with the charismatic Utaha as the lead vocalist. Known for her striking visual style and powerful stage presence, Utaha perfectly complements the intricate, genre-bending productions of Kenmochi Hidefumi. Fans can expect a surreal and highly interactive performance, often featuring the group’s signature theatrical props and playful choreography that turns every venue into a festive world of music.

Why Attend

• The Utaha Era: Witness the incredible vocal range and magnetic personality of Utaha, who has revitalized the group’s classic hits while delivering chart-topping new tracks like “Edison.”
• Intricate Soundscapes: Experience the meticulously crafted electronic beats of producer Kenmochi Hidefumi, whose music is designed to make your body react and dance.
• Theatrical Showmanship: Wednesday Campanella concerts are famous for their visual flair, often including giant props, unique costumes, and stage-diving antics.
• Legendary Lore: Enjoy songs that anthropomorphize history and myth—from Momotarō to Napoleon—delivered with a modern, hedonistic twist.
• Nationwide Reach: From the historic halls of Yamaguchi and Saga to the intimate clubs of Hokkaido, this tour offers a variety of settings to experience their sound.

Schedule & Tickets Information

Date	Venue	Seat Types
2026/05/30 (Sat) 17:00 Start	Shimonoseki Civic Hall Main Hall (Yamaguchi)	Reserved Seating
2026/05/31 (Sun) 16:30 Start	Tosu Civic Cultural Hall, Main Hall (Saga)	Reserved Seating
2026/06/20 (Sat) 16:30 Start	Bunka Park Joyo Plum Hall (Kyoto)	Reserved Seating
2026/07/13 (Mon) 19:00 Start	Penny Lane 24 (Hokkaido)	Reserved Seating

Background

Wednesday Campanella formed in 2012, originally consisting of vocalist KOM_I, producer Kenmochi Hidefumi, and director Dir.F. The group’s name refers to their usual rehearsal day (Suiyōbi). After KOM_I’s departure in 2021, Utaha joined the group, ushering in a “massive revitalization” that has seen them reach new heights of popularity both in Japan and internationally. Their music is a celebration of wordplay and rhythm, where the lyrics—while often sounding like delightful nonsense—are precision-engineered to fit the house and hip-hop oriented beats created by Kenmochi.

Venue Information

• Venue name: Shimonoseki Civic Hall / Tosu Civic Cultural Hall
• Address: 1-1 Takezaki-cho, Shimonoseki, Yamaguchi (Shimonoseki) / 807-17 Shuku-machi, Tosu, Saga (Tosu)
• Entry gates info: Doors open approximately 45 minutes before the performance. Entry is typically managed by row and seat number for reserved seating.
• Nearby landmarks: Shimonoseki Civic Hall is located near Shimonoseki Station and the Kaikyo Yume Tower. Tosu Civic Cultural Hall is easily accessible from the Tosu Junction and Frespo Tosu shopping mall.

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Who is performing on this tour?

The tour features lead vocalist Utaha on stage, with the musical production and direction handled behind the scenes by Kenmochi Hidefumi and Dir.F.

Are children allowed to attend?

Yes. Admission is charged for ages 3 and up. Children aged 2 and under can sit on an adult’s lap for free (one child per adult). For safety, elementary school students and younger must be accompanied by an adult.

What is a “Smart Ticket”?

A Smart Ticket (SmaTicket) is a digital ticket delivered to your smartphone. You will need to show the ticket screen at the venue entrance for admission.

How many tickets can I purchase?

You can specify up to 4 tickets per application. There is a limit of 4 applications per user for this tour.

Is the seating reserved?

Yes, for the hall tour performances listed (Shimonoseki, Tosu, and Kyoto), all seating is Reserved Seating, ensuring you have a specific spot to enjoy the show.