J-pop duo YOASOBI have officially brought their Never Ending Stories North American tour to a triumphant close, marking the biggest North American run of their career to date. Promoted by Live Nation, the record-breaking tour saw the duo reach new heights while introducing their signature sound to thousands of fans across the continent.
Drawing more than 70,000 fans across six shows, the tour was packed with historic firsts. YOASOBI returned to Lollapalooza for a landmark second appearance, once again commanding the festival’s Main Stage, before making their debut at OSHEAGA as the first J-pop artist ever to perform at the festival.
The milestones continued at Barclays Center, where YOASOBI became the first J-pop artist to perform at and sell out the iconic venue. The duo then closed out the tour at the legendary Hollywood Bowl, making history as the first J-pop artist to take the stage at the famed Los Angeles venue.
What began as YOASOBI’s first North American tour has evolved into a landmark chapter in their international journey. Across six cities, the duo proved that great music needs no translation, bringing fans together through songs that effortlessly crossed borders, languages, and cultures.
