Kenshi Yonezu’s GHOST Tour Runs From Taipei in December to Amsterdam on 28 February

Kenshi Yonezu has announced a 2026–2027 world tour titled KENSHI YONEZU 2026-2027 WORLD TOUR / GHOST. The 2027 dates run from 14 January to 28 February and cover shows in Seoul, Singapore, North America and Europe. General ticket sales open today, 22 October 2026, at 12 p.m. local time.

Taken together, the reports place the full run from Taipei in late December to Amsterdam in late February. The announcement date differs between reports: JamBase, SeatGeek and The First Times give 15 October, Khan Sports dates its report 17 October, and Bandwagon Asia dates its report 19 October. The 2027 dates follow a Japanese arena leg that opens on 6 November 2026, and they come after a 2025 tour that JamBase calls the Junk World Tour.

Seoul and Singapore Open the 2027 Schedule in January

The 2027 Asian dates start with three shows at INSPIRE Arena near Seoul on 14, 16 and 17 January 2027. Khan Sports lists start times of 7:30 p.m. on 14 January and 7:00 p.m. on the two following nights, which fall on a Saturday and a Sunday. It names Live Nation Korea as the presenter. Bandwagon Asia also names INSPIRE Arena.

No time zone is stated for the Seoul start times or the Singapore start time. Khan Sports also recalls that Yonezu promised to return at his 2025 Korea concerts, held on 22 and 23 March 2025 at INSPIRE Arena. Those shows sold out early, and over the two nights he performed 24 songs for more than 22,000 people. The 2027 run has three Seoul dates, one more than the 2025 run.

The Singapore date is one show at Singapore Indoor Stadium on 29 January 2027, starting at 8 p.m., according to Bandwagon Asia. Live Nation Singapore presents it. In the 2027 run, it is the only stop between Seoul and the North American dates. JamBase lists the concert as a debut performance, one of five debut stops it names across the tour. Counting from the last Seoul show on 17 January, the Singapore date comes 12 days later, the longest gap between consecutive 2027 dates.

Seoul Ticketing
Khan Sports reports that tickets for the three INSPIRE Arena shows are sold exclusively through NOL, the official ticketing platform, starting at 12 p.m. on 22 October 2026.

Five Arena Shows Across North America in February

JamBase describes the North American leg as five arena concerts. It opens at Oakland Arena in Oakland, California, on Thursday, 4 February 2027, and moves to Kia Forum on Saturday, 6 February. The route then continues to Palacio de los Deportes in Mexico City on 9 February, Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, on 12 February, and Scotiabank Arena in Toronto on 14 February.

The Kia Forum is listed as Inglewood, California, by JamBase and in the date list of SeatGeek. The body text of SeatGeek and The First Times give Los Angeles.

SeatGeek lists the same five North American dates and venues. JamBase names five debut stops for the tour: Singapore, Oakland, Mexico City, Toronto and Amsterdam. Three of those, Oakland, Mexico City and Toronto, fall in North America. The First Times also lists the same five venues in its dates.

Europe Closes the Run in Amsterdam on 28 February

JamBase lists three European dates: The O2 in London on 24 February, Accor Arena in Paris on 26 February and Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam on 28 February. The First Times lists the same three venues. SeatGeek calls the Amsterdam show the final date of the new run and describes the tour as ending on Sunday, 28 February.

The schedule moves from Seoul in January to Amsterdam in late February, through Asia, North America and Europe in that order. The gap between Toronto on 14 February and London on 24 February is ten days, the second-longest break among the 2027 dates after the 12 days before Singapore.

City and show counts also vary. SeatGeek says the tour adds 12 additional dates, but its list names 10 shows in 10 cities. JamBase names 11 cities, including Taipei. The First Times also gives 11 cities, across Asia, North America and Europe.

Tickets Go on Sale Today, Through Several Platforms

Seoul tickets are sold exclusively through NOL, the official ticketing platform, starting at 12 p.m. on 22 October, according to Khan Sports. Singapore tickets go on sale through Ticketmaster Singapore from the same time, according to Bandwagon Asia.

SeatGeek gives the general on-sale for the North American dates as Thursday, 22 October, at 12 p.m. local time, and JamBase gives the same time for the newly announced 2027 dates. JamBase links to Ticketmaster and other ticketing platforms for the sale. Every on-sale time in the reports is given as 12 p.m., and no time zone is stated for the Seoul or Singapore sales.

Khan Sports gives Seoul prices of 143,000 to 172,000 KRW, depending on section. The First Times links to the artist’s official ticket site, ticket.kenshiyonezu.jp.

The schedule moves from Seoul in January to Amsterdam in late February, through Asia, North America and Europe in that order.

The Japan Leg and Taipei Dates Before 2027

The Japanese dates come before the wider world tour, according to The First Times. The Japanese arena leg opens at Nagano Big Hat on 6 and 7 November 2026. The leg has 14 shows. The other dates are K-Arena Yokohama on 11 and 12 November, Osaka-jo Hall on 18 and 19 November, Fukuoka Marine Messe on 27 and 28 November, Sekisui Heim Super Arena in Miyagi on 3 and 4 December, Port Messe Nagoya on 8 and 9 December, and K-Arena Yokohama on 16 and 17 December, which closes the leg.

JamBase and The First Times both list two Taipei Dome shows on 26 and 27 December, ahead of the January 2027 Seoul dates. The First Times’s overview of the world tour runs from 26 December 2026 to 28 February 2027.

The First Times gives the 2025 predecessor, KENSHI YONEZU 2025 WORLD TOUR / JUNK, as 10 shows in seven cities across Asia, Europe and North America. It reports about 90,000 total attendance, and every show sold out. Khan Sports and Bandwagon Asia give 440,000 attendees for the 2025 JUNK tour across Japan, Asia, Europe and the United States. JamBase calls it the Junk World Tour and says it took Yonezu to the United States, Europe and South Korea for the first time.

Songs and Background Behind the Tour’s Profile

JamBase describes Kick Back as the opening theme of the Chainsaw Man anime. It states that Kick Back was the first Japanese-language song to earn RIAA Platinum certification.

JamBase also names Iris Out, from Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc, and Spinning Globe, from The Boy and the Heron. No new album tied to the tour is named in these reports.

The First Times puts expected attendance for the 2026–2027 tour at about 200,000 and describes the run as the largest tour of Yonezu’s career.