After a successful first world tour, the second world tour is set for singer Ado in 2025. The tour, titled Hibana, is considered one of the biggest world tours ever organised by a Japanese artist. Ado starts in April at the iconic Saitama Super Arena in Tokyo and will hit more than 30 cities around the world, before closing it in Honolulu, Hawaii, in August. Eight shows are planned for the European leg of the tour in June, starting at the Sportpaleis in Antwerp.
Born on 24 October 2002, Ado is a singer who started her music activities in 2017 and shared covers on the video-sharing website Niconico. In 2020, she made her major debut in 2020 with the song うっせぇわ (Usseewa), which was her big break in the Japanese music scene. This was only the start of something big for the musician as she continued to make waves. The momentum continued with the release of her first album, 狂言 (Kyougen), which became a big hit as well. She lent her voice to the soundtrack Uta’s Songs, a total of seven songs, which accompanies the 2022 animated film ONE PIECE FILM RED, including the theme song New Genesis. In addition, Ado signed with Geffen Records so she can release music in the United States. Last year, she released the opening theme song, クラクラ (Kura Kura), simultaneously 20th digital digital single, for the popular anime series Spy x Family.
After wrapping up her first world tour earlier this year, she performed at the National Stadium in Tokyo, making Ado the first female solo artist to perform here, which was followed up by a tour of Japan. In the summer, she released a new album, 残夢 (Zanmu). With her second world tour, Ado aims to ignite a spark in the world and showcase her growth since the first tour, Wish.
Ado “Hibana” World Tour 2025 – European leg dates
Saturday 26 April, 2025: Saitama Saitama Super Arena (Stadium Mode) – Tokyo, Japan
Sunday 27 April, 2025: Saitama Saitama Super Arena (Stadium Mode) – Tokyo, Japan
Sunday 4 May, 2025: IMPACT Exhibition Hall 5-6 – Bangkok
Thursday 8 May, 2025: Mall of Asia – Manila, Philippines
Sunday 11 May, 2025: Linkou Arena – Taipei, Taiwan
Thursday 15 May, 2025: KINTEX HALL 9 – Seoul, South Korea
Sunday 18 May, 2025: AsiaWorld-Arena – Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Wednesday 21 May, 2025: Singapore Indoor Stadium – Singapore, Singapore
Sunday 25 May, 2025: Qudos Bank Arena – Sydney, Australia
Tuesday 27 May, 2025: Rod Laver Arena – Melbourne, Australia
Tuesday 10 June, 2025: Sportpaleis – Antwerp, Belgium
Saturday 14 June, 2024: Royal Arena – Copenhagen, Denmark
Tuesday 17 June, 2025: Uber Arena – Berlin, Germany
Thursday 19 June, 2025: O2 Arena – London, United Kingdom
Saturday 21 June, 2025: Ziggo Dome – Amsterdam, Netherlands
Wednesday 25 June, 2025: Accor Arena – Paris, France
Sunday 29 June, 2025: Palau Sant Jordi – Barcelona, Spain
Wednesday 2 July, 2025: Unipol Forum – Milan, Italy
Thursday 10 July, 2025: Tacoma Dome – Seattle (Washington), United States
Sunday 13 July, 2025: SAP Center – San Jose (California), United States
Wednesday 16 July, 2025: Crypto.com Arena – Los Angeles (California), United States
Saturday 19 July, 2025: Footprint Center – Phoenix (Arizona), United States
Tuesday 22 July, 2025: Dickies Arena – Fort Worth (Texas), United States
Thursday 24 July, 2025: Gas South Arena – Duluth (Georgia), United States
Saturday 26 July, 2025: Kia Center – Orlando (Florida), United States
Tuesday 29 July, 2025: CFG Bank Arena – Baltimore (Maryland), United States
Thursday 31 July, 2025: United Center – Chicago (Illinois), United States
Sunday 3 Aug, 2025: Scotiabank Arena – Toronto, Canada
Tuesday 5 Aug, 2025: Prudential Center – Newark, (New Jersey), United States
Friday 8 Aug, 2025: Arena Ciudad de Mexico – Mexico City, Mexico
Wednesday 13 Aug, 2025: Espaco Unimed – São Paulo, Brazil
Friday 15 Aug, 2025: Movistar Arena – Buenos Aires, Argetina
Monday 18 Aug, 2025: Movistar Arena – Santiago, Chile
Sunday 24 Aug, 2025: Blaisdell Arena – Honolulu (Hawaii), United States
