The summer you’ve been waiting for is here! Travis Japan returns to the U.S. and Asia for their VIIsual World Tour 2025!
July 25 NYC | July 27 Anaheim
TOKYO – April 4, 2025 – In the midst of their arena tour in Japan, Travis Japan is roaring back to the U.S. with two electrifying summer shows!
The J-pop idols will light up New York City’s Hammerstein Ballroom on July 25 and The Grove in Anaheim, CA on July 27, marking their highly anticipated return to American stages. Both shows will include opening sets by World of Dance competitors, making it come full circle since Travis Japan arrived in Los Angeles in 2022 and competed in World of Dance, Orange County.
First out are the American tour dates, and with the Asian tour details to come!
To add to the excitement about the tour, Umi shared, “Last year we returned to Los Angles, where we grabbed our major debut. We also performed in Seattle and New York for the first time. It was so great to see our fans dance and sing in each place, and it was something we didn’t expect three years ago. We are happy to be back again with our second album. Hope you’ll enjoy the uniqueness of our music, visuals, and our inner aura.”
April 8, 2025—Asia dates are now revealed!
📍Sep. 6 & 7 – Zepp New Taipei – Taipei
📍Sep. 9 – AsiaWorld-Expo, Runway11 – Hong Kong
📍Sep. 27- Thunder Dome, Muang Thong Thani – Bangkok
But that’s not all—Travis Japan is treating fans to a sweet surprise! On April 28, the group will drop their irresistibly catchy new single, “Would You Like One?”, via Capitol Records / Universal Music Japan. The track serves as the official theme song for Tabekko Doubutsu: THE MOVIE (internationally known as “Dream Animals: THE MOVIE”), a whimsical animated adventure based on the iconic animal-shaped kids’ crackers. Member Genta flexes his voice acting chops as the voice of Lion, in this snackable cinematic romp premiering May 1.
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The announcement follows Travis Japan’s historic March 2025 dual physical single release, “Say I do” / “Tokyo Crazy Night” – with “Say I do” debuting at No. 1 on the Billboard Japan Hot 100—their first chart-topper! The dual single sold 147,896 copies in its first week, dominating sales and downloads while cementing the group’s reign as J-pop’s hottest act.
Set to embark on their second world tour in mid 2025—with upcoming dates in Taipei, Hong Kong, and Bangkok to be announced soon—Travis Japan continues to push forward. With their electrifying blend of razor-sharp choreography, genre-defying pop, and undeniable charisma, they remain a global sensation, captivating audiences everywhere.
Tickets for Travis Japan’s U.S. shows will be available for pre-sale starting on Friday, April 4, at 12 PM ET, with general sales beginning Tuesday, April 8.
Fans can purchase tickets via Ticketmaster – New York, NY pre-sale (code: MAMMOTHMEETSTJ) HERE, & Anaheim, CA pre-sale (code: TRAVIS) HERE.
TRAVIS JAPAN 2025 TOUR DATES
Apr 5 – Ecopa Arena – Shizuoka, Japan
Apr 6 – Ecopa Arena – Shizuoka, Japan
May 4 – Osaka Castle Hall – Osaka, Japan
May 5 – Osaka Castle Hall – Osaka, Japan
May 6 – Osaka Castle Hall – Osaka, Japan
May 31 – Makomanai Sekisui Heim Ice Arena – Hokkaido, Japan
Jun 1 – Makomanai Sekisui Heim Ice Arena – Hokkaido, Japan
Jun 7 – Lala Arena Tokyo Bay – Chiba, Japan
Jun 8 – Lala Arena Tokyo Bay – Chiba, Japan
Jul 25 – Hammerstein Ballroom – New York, NY
Jul 27 – The Grove of Anaheim – Anaheim, CA
TraJa-TAN, are you ready?!
Travis Japan World Tour 2025 VIIsual Website
https://sp.universal-music.co.jp/travisjapan/WorldTour2025VIIsual
ABOUT TRAVIS JAPAN
Travis Japan is a dynamic seven-member dance and pop sensation from Tokyo, blending modern, jazz, and hip-hop into electrifying performances. Formed in 2012 with guidance from legendary choreographer Travis Payne (known for work with Michael Jackson and Lady Gaga), the group has soared to acclaim in Japan and beyond. They’ve headlined their annual Japanesque spectacle TORA JA -NINJAPAN- and sold out three consecutive shows at Yokohama Arena (17,000 capacity) in 2020, followed by a 12-city national tour in 2021.
Their precision-driven dance routines and infectious pop sound caught global attention after appearing on World of Dance and America’s Got Talent, leading to a 2022 signing with Capitol Records/UMG. Their debut single, “JUST DANCE!”, made history as the first by a Japanese act to crack the Top 5 on Billboard’s Global Excl. U.S. chart, surpassing 10 million views.
In 2023, their debut album “Road To A” (symbolizing their quest for authenticity) showcased their artistic identity. By 2024, singles “T.G.I. Friday Night” and “Sweetest Tune” dominated Billboard Japan’s charts, both hitting No.1 on the Download Songs chart and No.2 on the HOT 100. That year, they embarked on their “Road to Authenticity” nationwide arena tour and launched a sold-out six-city world tour, cementing their international appeal.
In December 2024, they dropped their sophomore album ‘VIIsual’, featuring their 2024 chart-toppers alongside the bold new single “B.O.$.$.Y”. The release capped a landmark year, proving Travis Japan’s unstoppable momentum as they redefine global pop with high-octane performances and genre-blurring creativity.
These are just a few selected events out of many that Travis Japan has done in their years together—before and after their debut. With tigers as their representing motif—based on the Japanese writing of TraJa;トラジャ, where tora;トラ means tiger—Travis Japan has earned their stripes.
So, who are the seven individuals that make up this dynamic group? With three out of seven members named Kaito, it’s not easy to figure out who’s who in the beginning. Each member brings something special to the team.
Let’s take a closer look at the unique tigers and their personalities and talents that define Travis Japan and make them such an unforgettable force in the world of entertainment. Dumpling Box wrote an exclusive, in-depth member introduction piece to go with this tour!
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