Vaundy Dome Tour 2026 "SILENCE": Tickets, Dates & Venue Guide
Tour Dates & Ticket Prices
Vaundy DOME TOUR 2026 "SILENCE" spans 7 sold-out shows across 4 dome venues in Japan, from February to March 2026. This is the largest solo dome tour by any Japanese male artist born in the 2000s.
| Date | Venue | City | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Feb 7 (Sat) | Mizuho PayPay Dome Fukuoka | Fukuoka | ~47,500 |
| Feb 8 (Sun) | Mizuho PayPay Dome Fukuoka | Fukuoka | ~47,500 |
| Feb 14 (Sat) | Tokyo Dome | Tokyo | ~55,000 |
| Feb 15 (Sun) | Tokyo Dome | Tokyo | ~55,000 |
| Mar 14 (Sat) | Kyocera Dome Osaka | Osaka | ~55,000 |
| Mar 15 (Sun) | Kyocera Dome Osaka | Osaka | ~55,000 |
| Mar 28 (Sat) | ES CON FIELD Hokkaido | Sapporo | ~53,820 |
All shows: Doors 16:00 / Start 18:00. Total capacity: ~368,820. All 7 shows are sold out.
Ticket Prices
| Type | Price (tax incl.) |
|---|---|
| S Reserved Seat | ¥22,000 (~$145) |
| Reserved Seat | ¥13,200 (~$87) |
| Stage Side Seat | ¥13,200 (~$87) |
| Balcony Seat (Osaka only) | ¥13,200 (~$87) |
All tickets are electronic only — you need a smartphone with the ticket app to enter. Paper tickets are not available. Learn more about Japan's electronic ticket system →
How to Buy Tickets (Sold-Out Shows)
Official sales are closed. Here's how to still get tickets:
Official Resale
Japanese platforms (e-plus, Ticket Pia, Lawson Ticket) periodically open official resale (リセール) at face value. Check regularly as the event dates approach.
TIXVOY Marketplace
TIXVOY connects international fans with Japan concert tickets:
- Post a Buying Request — describe what you need, sellers match with you
- Available in English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean
- Secure payment via Stripe Connect
Avoid Scams
- Never buy from social media resellers — ticket fraud is common for sold-out dome shows
- Electronic tickets require name verification (本人確認) at entry — bring your passport
- Ensure any resale includes proper name transfer (名義変更)
Venue Access Guide
Tokyo Dome (Feb 14-15)
The most iconic concert venue in Japan. Valentine's Day weekend shows.
| Route | Details |
|---|---|
| JR Suidobashi Station | Sobu Line, 5 min walk. From Shinjuku 15 min, Akihabara 5 min |
| Metro Korakuen Station | Marunouchi/Namboku Lines, 5 min walk |
| Metro Kasuga Station | Toei Mita/Oedo Lines, 8 min walk (less crowded alternative) |
Key rules: Cashless venue (bring Suica/PASMO or credit card). Bags over 30cm must go in lockers. No re-entry. Full Japan concert tips →
Kyocera Dome Osaka (Mar 14-15)
Best acoustics among Japan's domes. Osaka crowds are famously the most energetic in Japan.
| Route | Details |
|---|---|
| Hanshin Dome-mae Station | 2 min walk (fastest) |
| Metro Dome-mae Chiyozaki | Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line, 2 min walk |
| JR Taisho Station | Osaka Loop Line, 7 min walk |
Osaka bonus: Balcony seats (バルコニー席, ¥13,200) are unique to this venue — elevated side-view perspective. Dotonbori and Namba are 15 min away by metro.
Browse shows and resale listings on TIXVOY. Payment status is tracked through Stripe Connect, and buyers should check section, delivery method and entry rules.
PayPay Dome Fukuoka (Feb 7-8)
Tour opener. Great for international fans — Fukuoka Airport is just 5 min by subway to Hakata Station.
| Route | Details |
|---|---|
| Subway Tojinmachi Station | Kuko Line, 15 min walk |
| Shuttle bus | From Tenjin/Hakata on concert days, ~15-20 min |
| From Fukuoka Airport | Subway Kuko Line → Tojinmachi, ~25 min total |
Direct flights from Seoul (1hr), Shanghai (1.5hr), Taipei (2.5hr).
ES CON FIELD Hokkaido (Mar 28 — Tour Finale)
Japan's newest stadium (opened 2023). Located in Kitahiroshima, not central Sapporo.
| Route | Details |
|---|---|
| JR Kitahiroshima Station | Chitose Line from Sapporo (~25 min), then shuttle 5 min |
| Shuttle bus | Direct from Sapporo Station on event days, ~40-50 min |
| From New Chitose Airport | JR ~15 min or direct shuttle ~30 min |
Tour finale (千秋楽) — expect extended setlist, special production, and emotional moments. March 28 in Hokkaido: 2-8°C, possible snow.
Expected Setlist
Based on Vaundy's 2024 "FUSION" arena tour (Yokohama Arena, 21 songs), the dome tour setlist will likely expand to 24-28 songs:
Core Songs (Almost Certain)
| Song | Why It Matters |
|---|---|
| 怪獣の花唄 (Kaijuu no Hana Uta) | His biggest hit — 1 billion streams on Billboard Japan. The ultimate crowd sing-along |
| CHAINSAW BLOOD | Chainsaw Man ED — hardest-hitting rock moment |
| 踊り子 (Odoriko) | Fan-favorite R&B track, one of his most-streamed songs |
| 裸の勇者 (Hadaka no Yuusha) | Ranking of Kings OP — emotional peak of the show |
| 不可幸力 (Fukakouryoku) | Classic opener, atmospheric build |
| Tokyo Flash | City pop signature track |
| 恋風にのせて (Koi Kaze ni Nosete) | SPY×FAMILY S2 ED |
| ホムンクルス (Homunculus) | SAKAMOTO DAYS OP — recent hit |
Likely Additions for Dome Scale
- Napori — early viral hit
- New unreleased songs — Vaundy debuts new material at major tours
- The Summer Hikaru Died OP and My Hero Academia movie theme (2025 releases)
- Extended instrumental sections and reimagined arrangements
Show duration: Approximately 2.5-3+ hours including encore.
About Vaundy
Born June 6, 2000 in Tokyo. Studied design at Nihon University College of Art. Entirely self-produced — writes, composes, arranges, and produces all his own music.
Key stats:
- 1 billion+ streams: "Kaijuu no Hana Uta" — youngest solo artist to achieve this on Billboard Japan
- 17 songs with 100M+ cumulative streams — #1 among all Japanese solo artists
- ~6 million Spotify monthly listeners, consistently top 5 in Japan
- 9 anime tie-ins: Chainsaw Man, Ranking of Kings, SPY×FAMILY, SAKAMOTO DAYS, ONE PIECE FILM RED, Doraemon, My Hero Academia, The Summer Hikaru Died
- Awards: MTV VMAJ 2022 Artist of the Year, MUSIC AWARDS JAPAN 2025, 38th Japan Gold Disc Special Award
- Previous tour: "FUSION" arena tour — 20 shows, 10 cities, all sold out
His music is genre-free — city pop, R&B, rock, jazz, electronic, and folk all appear across his two albums strobo (2020) and Replica (2023). This eclecticism is why his dome audience spans anime fans, indie listeners, and mainstream pop followers alike.
Tips for International Fans
Concert Etiquette
- No recording — photography, video, and audio are strictly prohibited during the show
- Standing is normal — even seated sections stand for most of the performance
- Sing along — especially "Kaijuu no Hana Uta." Learn the chorus!
- Be on time — show starts at 18:00 sharp. Be seated by 17:30
- Merchandise — official goods sales start hours before doors. Lines can be 2-3 hours for popular items
Budget Estimate
| Item | Range |
|---|---|
| Ticket (resale) | ¥20,000 - ¥60,000+ |
| Flight (within Asia) | ¥30,000 - ¥80,000 |
| Hotel (2-3 nights) | ¥15,000 - ¥60,000 |
| Daily food & transport | ¥5,000 - ¥10,000/day |
Essentials Checklist
- Valid passport + Japan visa if required
- Smartphone with ticket app installed + portable charger
- IC card (Suica/PASMO) for cashless payments
- Warm clothing (all shows are Feb-Mar)
Complete guide for foreigners attending Japan concerts →
FAQ
Q: Are tickets still available?
A: All official sales are closed. Check official resale platforms and TIXVOY for resale listings.
Q: Can I attend without speaking Japanese?
A: Yes. Japanese concerts are music-focused — language barriers don't affect the experience. Venue signage has some English.
Q: How long is the concert?
A: Approximately 2.5-3 hours including encore, likely ending around 20:30-21:00.
Q: Is the setlist the same every night?
A: The core setlist is similar across all 7 shows, but Vaundy adjusts 2-3 songs per night. The Sapporo finale will have unique elements.
Q: What about identity verification?
A: Electronic tickets are name-registered. Staff check ID at entry — international fans must show their passport. Names must match exactly. Electronic ticket guide →
Q: Which city should I choose?
A: Tokyo for first-time visitors and Valentine's atmosphere. Osaka for best crowd energy. Fukuoka for easiest international access. Sapporo for tour finale experience.
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