ILLIT Plays Its First-Ever Tokyo Arena Shows This Week. It's Also the Last Stop of the Tour.
ILLIT closes the Japan leg of its debut tour, "ILLIT LIVE 'PRESS START♥︎' in JAPAN," with three nights at Toyota Arena Tokyo on July 23, 25 and 26. The Tokyo run marks the group's first-ever solo concerts in the city, according to HYBE Japan - the same distinction the tour already gave Aichi, Fukuoka and Hyogo earlier this summer.
Tour dates (Japan leg):
June 13-14 - Aichi Prefectural Art Theater, Nagoya (completed)
June 20-21 - Orix Theater, Osaka (completed)
June 29-30 - Fukuoka Sunpalace, Fukuoka (completed)
July 18-19 - Glion Arena Kobe, Hyogo (completed)
July 23 - Toyota Arena Tokyo, Tokyo - doors 5 p.m., show 6:30 p.m. JST
July 25 - Toyota Arena Tokyo, Tokyo - doors 3:30 p.m., show 5 p.m. JST
July 26 - Toyota Arena Tokyo, Tokyo - doors 3:30 p.m., show 5 p.m. JST
Tickets:
Official ILLIT Japan site: illit-official.jp - event and ticket updates
HYBE Japan events site: hybejapan.events/illit/press_start - official ticketing and schedule information
Reserved seating is listed at ¥15,000, with a standing reserved-seating category (Hyogo and Tokyo shows only) also at ¥15,000. Fan club and general presale windows for the Tokyo shows have already closed as of this writing; the official sites are the place to check for any remaining general-sale or resale-through-official-channel availability before the shows. Avoid third-party resale listings, which are not verified by ILLIT's label, Belift Lab, or HYBE Japan.
The Tokyo finale caps an 11-show, five-city run that began in Nagoya in mid-June - Illit's first ticketed concert tour since its March 2024 debut. Two of the group's five members, Moka and Iroha, are Japanese, a detail HYBE Japan's own release around the tour singled out as part of the reasoning behind expanding into arena-scale Japan dates so early in the group's career.
Beyond Tokyo, Illit has one confirmed international date on the books: Aug. 22-23 in Hong Kong, at AsiaWorld-Expo, Hall 10 - the tour's next announced stop after Japan.
