AKB48

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AKB48 Show Archive

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21 shows
11
Aug Tue
10:00
Hitachinaka
Hitachi Seaside Park
Show Ended
10
Aug Mon
10:00
Hitachinaka
Hitachi Seaside Park
Show Ended
09
Aug Sun
10:00
Hitachinaka
Hitachi Seaside Park
Show Ended
08
Aug Sat
10:00
Hitachinaka
Hitachi Seaside Park
Show Ended
02
Aug Sun
10:00
Odaiba / Aomi, Tokyo
Odaiba-Aomi Multi-Venue Festival Area
Show Ended
01
Aug Sat
10:00
Odaiba / Aomi, Tokyo
Odaiba-Aomi Multi-Venue Festival Area
Show Ended
31
Jul Fri
10:00
Odaiba / Aomi, Tokyo
Odaiba-Aomi Multi-Venue Festival Area
Show Ended
12
Jul Sun
13:30
Yokohama
KT Zepp Yokohama
Show Ended
12
Jul Sun
18:00
Yokohama
KT Zepp Yokohama
Show Ended
11
Jul Sat
18:00
Yokohama
KT Zepp Yokohama
Show Ended
11
Jul Sat
13:30
Yokohama
KT Zepp Yokohama
Show Ended
28
Apr Tue
12:00
Toranomon / Tokyo
Nissho Hall Toranomon
Show Ended
28
Apr Tue
17:30
Toranomon / Tokyo
Nissho Hall Toranomon
Show Ended
18
Apr Sat
14:30
Tokyo
National Yoyogi Stadium First Gymnasium
Show Ended
11
Apr Sat
13:30
Tokyo
Nihonbashi Mitsui Hall
Show Ended
11
Apr Sat
18:00
Tokyo
Nihonbashi Mitsui Hall
Show Ended
05
Apr Sun
12:00
Tokyo
National Yoyogi Stadium First Gymnasium
Show Ended
05
Apr Sun
18:00
Tokyo
National Yoyogi Stadium First Gymnasium
Show Ended
04
Apr Sat
18:00
Tokyo
National Yoyogi Stadium First Gymnasium
Show Ended
03
Apr Fri
18:00
Tokyo
National Yoyogi Stadium First Gymnasium
Show Ended
21
Sep Sun
15:00
Shirakawa
Shirakawa Culture Exchange Center Cominess
Show Ended

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About the artist

About this artist

Debut
2005
Origin
JP
Type
Group
Active since
2005
Members
Atsuko Maeda · Tomomi Itano · Mayu Watanabe · Anna Iriyama · Rina Kawaei · Karen Iwata · Yūko Ōshima · Haruka Ishida · Rie Kitahara · Maria Abe · Miyuki Watanabe · Yuki Kashiwagi
Genre
J-pop / bubblegum music / idol

About AKB48

AKB48 is a Japanese female idol group that began performing in Akihabara, Tokyo, in 2005. Built around the idea of “idols you can meet,” it made regular performances at its dedicated theatre the center of its activity. The group held its first theatre show on 8 December 2005 and released “Sakura no Hanabiratachi” in 2006. Its lineup has continually evolved through multiple teams, auditions and member graduations. By linking theatre shows, fan events, television appearances and large concerts with an extensive catalogue of singles and stage songs, AKB48 established an influential model for Japanese idol culture from the late 2000s onward.

Tours and past shows