Maroon 5 Asia 2027 Tokyo, Japan

• January 30, 2027
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• February 2, 2027
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What to expect in 2027

Maroon 5 Asia 2027 brings Maroon 5 back to Japan for three major concerts at Tokyo Dome on January 30, January 31 and February 2, 2027. The Tokyo concerts form part of the band’s Asia 2027 tour and mark their return to Japan approximately two years after their previous Tokyo Dome performances in February 2025.

The three-date Tokyo run is designed as a large-scale arena concert experience centered entirely on Maroon 5, with the band performing on the main Tokyo Dome stage. The published lineup currently lists Maroon 5 as the performing artist, while any support acts or additional performers remain subject to announcement.

Fans can expect a career-spanning selection of songs from Maroon 5’s catalogue, including major hits associated with albums such as Songs About Jane, It Won’t Be Soon Before Long, Overexposed, V, Red Pill Blues and JORDI. The band’s most recent studio album, Love Is Like, was released in 2025 and forms part of the musical context surrounding this return to Japan.

The Tokyo shows will use different start times across the three dates. Saturday’s concert begins at 6:00 PM, Sunday’s at 5:00 PM and Tuesday’s at 7:00 PM. Doors open two hours before the Saturday show, two hours before the Sunday show and two hours before the Tuesday show.

A wide selection of seating is available, ranging from standard B Reserved Seats through S and SS Reserved Seats to premium VIP Gold, VIP Silver and VIP Balcony options. Group seating is also available through MASU BOX and THE 3rd PLATINUM BOX.

Event dates

Maroon 5 Asia 2027 will take place over three dates at Tokyo Dome:

• Saturday, January 30, 2027: Doors 4:00 PM, show 6:00 PM
• Sunday, January 31, 2027: Doors 3:00 PM, show 5:00 PM
• Tuesday, February 2, 2027: Doors 5:00 PM, show 7:00 PM

The January 30 performance is currently listed as sold out by Live Nation H.I.P., while January 31 and February 2 remain part of the current ticket information and sales cycle.

Because the three performances have different opening and starting times, visitors should check their individual ticket carefully before traveling to the venue. The organizers also state that opening times, performance times, performers, support acts and VIP package contents may change.

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Venue & festival site

The concerts will be held at Tokyo Dome, one of Tokyo’s largest indoor multipurpose venues.

Venue: Tokyo Dome
Address: 1-3-61 Koraku, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 112-0004, Japan

Tokyo Dome is an all-weather stadium and concert venue located within Tokyo Dome City. The facility opened in 1988 and is used for concerts, sporting events, exhibitions and other large-scale entertainment. Its overall capacity is approximately 55,000 people, although the actual capacity for an individual concert depends on the stage configuration and seating layout.

For Maroon 5 Asia 2027, the venue will be configured specifically for the concerts, with arena seating and multiple premium seating areas. Some seats may have limited views depending on the stage structure, screens, production equipment or location within the dome.

The surrounding Tokyo Dome City complex provides restaurants, shops, entertainment facilities and transportation connections, making it possible for visitors to arrive early and spend time around the venue before the concert.

Full lineup

The currently announced 2027 Tokyo lineup is:

• Maroon 5

Maroon 5 is the principal and currently announced performing act for all three Tokyo Dome concerts. Live Nation’s event listing identifies Maroon 5 as the lineup for the Tokyo performances.

No support artist has been confirmed in the current official Tokyo announcement. If an opening act or special guest is announced later, the performance schedule may be updated accordingly.

The concert is expected to draw heavily from Maroon 5’s extensive catalogue, which includes songs spanning more than two decades of the band’s recording career. The group has built its live shows around a mixture of major singles, album tracks and high-energy concert moments.

Headliners & featured artists

Maroon 5

Maroon 5 will headline all three Tokyo Dome performances. The group is known for internationally successful songs including “This Love,” “Sunday Morning,” “Moves Like Jagger,” “Sugar,” “Girls Like You,” “Memories,” “Payphone,” “Animals” and “She Will Be Loved.”

The band’s 2027 Japanese return follows their 2025 Tokyo Dome concerts, where the set included many of these recognizable songs. Universal Music Japan described the 2027 concerts as a return approximately two years after the previous Japan performances.

The 2027 performance setlist has not been officially published yet, so the 2025 Tokyo set should be treated as previous-tour reference material rather than a confirmed 2027 running order.

Stages & performance areas

Maroon 5 Asia 2027 is a concert rather than a multi-stage festival, so there is no separate festival-stage program.

The principal performance area will be the Tokyo Dome concert stage. The VIP Gold package specifically describes arena seating in an area close to the stage or thrust, while VIP Silver provides arena reserved seating. VIP Balcony provides a designated balcony seating experience.

The final stage design and exact seating map can affect sightlines throughout the dome. Some locations may have partially restricted views, and the organizers specifically warn that depending on the venue structure and production, the stage or performers may be difficult to see from some seats.

For general admission planning, visitors should use the official seating information associated with their ticket rather than assuming that all Tokyo Dome seats provide the same view.

Stage-by-stage schedule

Because this is a single-artist concert, the event does not have separate festival stages. The planned structure is centered on the main Maroon 5 performance.

Main Tokyo Dome stage

The evening will begin with venue entry and audience seating, followed by the concert presentation. Maroon 5’s set is expected to combine major singles, older fan favorites and songs from the band’s more recent catalogue.

The exact running order and any supporting performance have not yet been announced. The organizers reserve the right to change performers, support acts, performance content and timings.

Based on the band’s previous Tokyo Dome concerts, the main performance can be expected to include multiple production segments and an encore, although the precise 2027 structure has not been confirmed.

Set times

The confirmed venue schedule is:

• January 30: Doors 4:00 PM, Maroon 5 scheduled for 6:00 PM
• January 31: Doors 3:00 PM, Maroon 5 scheduled for 5:00 PM
• February 2: Doors 5:00 PM, Maroon 5 scheduled for 7:00 PM

The exact ending time and any opening performance times have not been officially confirmed.

For reference, Maroon 5’s 2025 Tokyo Dome concerts featured a set of approximately 18 songs including an encore, with songs such as “Animals,” “One More Night,” “This Love,” “Sunday Morning,” “Payphone,” “Maps,” “Memories,” “Moves Like Jagger,” “She Will Be Loved,” “Girls Like You” and “Sugar.”

The 2025 performance information is useful for understanding the scale and musical format of the previous Tokyo concerts, but it should not be considered the confirmed 2027 setlist.

Ticket types

Maroon 5 Asia 2027 offers several ticket categories. Using an exchange rate of approximately ¥156.89 per US dollar based on the September 18, 2026 USD/JPY closing rate, the published ticket prices are approximately:

• VIP Gold Seat: approximately $816
• VIP Silver Seat: approximately $247
• VIP Balcony Seat: approximately $190
• SS Reserved Seat: approximately $101
• S Reserved Seat: approximately $82
• A Reserved Seat: approximately $69
• B Reserved Seat: approximately $62
• MASU BOX: approximately $191 per person
• THE 3rd PLATINUM BOX: approximately $140 per person

These are approximate USD conversions and the actual amount charged in Japan will be in the organizer’s stated ticket currency.

The January 30 show has already been announced as sold out in the current Live Nation H.I.P. update, while the January 31 and February 2 performances remain listed in the current event information.

VIP & premium options

VIP Gold Seat

The VIP Gold package is the highest-tier published ticket option. It includes an arena reserved seat in an area close to the stage or thrust, access to a VIP lounge, exclusive merchandise and a dedicated VIP entrance. The published price is approximately $816 per ticket.

VIP Silver Seat

VIP Silver includes an arena reserved seat, exclusive merchandise and a dedicated VIP entrance. The published price converts to approximately $247 per ticket.

VIP Balcony Seat

VIP Balcony provides a reserved balcony seat, exclusive merchandise, a dedicated VIP entrance and access to a VIP-dedicated restroom. The published price is approximately $190 per ticket.

MASU BOX

MASU BOX is a group seating option designed for groups of four to ten people. The published price is approximately $191 per person, with the complete box sold as a group according to its selected capacity. It is described as a semi-private group seating space, although some views may be obstructed.

THE 3rd PLATINUM BOX

THE 3rd PLATINUM BOX is sold exclusively as a four-person group seating package. The price is approximately $140 per person, or about $560 for four people based on the published ticket price.

VIP merchandise is scheduled to be distributed at the venue on the day of the concert rather than being mailed later. Credit-card payment restrictions also apply to the published VIP and group-ticket sales.

Event rules

Visitors should carefully follow the official admission conditions.

• Children under 6 years old are not permitted to enter.
• Children aged 6 and over require their own ticket.
• Identification checks may take place at the entrance and in seating areas.
• The ticket holder’s name will be printed on the ticket.
• Original identification documents should be brought; copies are not accepted.
• Tickets cannot be reissued.
• Tickets generally cannot be cancelled, changed or refunded except in cases such as postponement or cancellation.
• No re-entry is permitted after leaving the venue.
• Some seats are designated for seated viewing only.
• Some seats may have restricted or partially obstructed views.
• Performance times, content, performers, support acts and VIP package contents may change.
• Photography or video showing the venue and audience may be published by the organizers.
• Wheelchair users and accompanying guests should contact the designated inquiry desk after purchasing tickets.

The organizers also advise customers to purchase tickets using the name of the person who will actually attend because identity verification may be conducted.

How to get there

Tokyo Dome is centrally located in Bunkyo-ku and is served by several railway and subway stations. The main access options are:

• JR Chuo-Sobu Line: Suidobashi Station
• Toei Mita Line: Suidobashi Station
• Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line: Korakuen Station
• Tokyo Metro Namboku Line: Korakuen Station
• Toei Oedo Line: Kasuga Station

The official Tokyo Dome access information lists JR Suidobashi Station East and West Exits, Toei Mita Line Suidobashi Station Exit A2, Tokyo Metro Korakuen Station Exit 2 and Toei Oedo Line Kasuga Station Exit 6 as key approaches.

For international visitors staying elsewhere in Tokyo, the train network is generally the simplest way to reach the venue because Tokyo Dome is surrounded by several rail and subway connections.

Public transport & parking

Public transportation is recommended for all three concert dates because Tokyo Dome City expects substantial congestion around major event days.

Tokyo Dome City operates several parking facilities, including Tokyo Dome Parking, LaQua Parking and Tokyo Dome 2nd Parking. Availability, operating hours and event-day rates vary.

Tokyo Dome Parking operates from 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM, while LaQua Parking operates 24 hours. Tokyo Dome 2nd Parking is available during specified periods and can be used for event-day parking subject to the applicable schedule.

For event days, parking can become particularly busy, and Tokyo Dome City explicitly recommends using public transportation whenever possible. Drivers should also note that vehicle height restrictions apply and large buses do not have parking facilities at the complex.

Accommodation areas

Visitors traveling from outside Tokyo can choose accommodation in several convenient areas.

Tokyo Dome City and Suidobashi

Staying around Suidobashi offers the shortest journey to the venue and makes it easy to return to your accommodation after the concert.

Ochanomizu and Akihabara

These districts provide convenient rail connections and a wide range of hotels, restaurants and shops. They are useful for visitors who want to combine the concert with sightseeing.

Ueno

Ueno is another practical base, particularly for visitors using JR and subway connections. It also provides access to museums, parks and shopping areas.

Tokyo Station and Marunouchi

For visitors arriving by Shinkansen or using Tokyo Station, staying around Tokyo Station provides convenient onward transportation to Suidobashi and Korakuen.

Shinjuku

Shinjuku is farther from Tokyo Dome but has an extensive selection of hotels, restaurants and nightlife and is well connected to central Tokyo by rail.

Food & drink

Tokyo Dome City has numerous restaurants and food outlets around the stadium, making it possible to eat before or after the concert without traveling far.

Visitors arriving early can use the surrounding Tokyo Dome City facilities for meals, snacks and drinks. Because concert entry queues can become busy closer to showtime, allowing additional time for food and security procedures is advisable.

Inside the venue, food and beverage availability may depend on the concert-day operating arrangements and stadium policies. Visitors should check the latest Tokyo Dome or event-specific information before assuming that every concession area will be open.

For visitors looking for a wider restaurant selection, Suidobashi, Korakuen, Ochanomizu and nearby districts all offer options ranging from casual Japanese dining to international restaurants.

Accessibility

Tokyo Dome provides barrier-free access routes, and the venue’s official access information includes dedicated accessible approaches from nearby stations.

For this Maroon 5 performance, wheelchair customers and accompanying persons are specifically instructed to contact the inquiry desk after purchasing tickets. The wheelchair viewing area is planned within the SS Reserved Seat or S Reserved Seat sections, meaning wheelchair users and accompanying persons should purchase the appropriate ticket category before making the accessibility arrangements.

Tokyo Dome City also provides accessible parking spaces within its parking facilities, although event-day parking availability can be limited.

Visitors with accessibility requirements should allow extra time for arrival and contact the event organizer before the concert if they need assistance with seating, transfers or venue access.

Best days to attend

All three dates feature the same headline artist, but the scheduling differences may matter when planning a Tokyo trip.

Saturday, January 30

The first Tokyo show begins at 6:00 PM after 4:00 PM doors. This is the opening date of the three-show Tokyo run. It is currently listed as sold out by Live Nation H.I.P.

Sunday, January 31

The Sunday concert opens at 3:00 PM and begins at 5:00 PM. The earlier schedule can be convenient for visitors who want to finish the concert earlier in the evening and continue sightseeing or return to their hotel.

Tuesday, February 2

The final Tokyo performance has a 5:00 PM door time and 7:00 PM start. This is a weekday concert and may suit visitors whose travel schedule works better with a later evening performance.

The choice between dates therefore depends primarily on ticket availability, travel plans and preferred concert timing rather than a published difference in the Maroon 5 performance itself.

Previous year’s highlights

The most relevant previous Tokyo edition was Maroon 5 Asia 2025, when the band performed three concerts at Tokyo Dome on February 6, 8 and 9. Universal Music Japan reported that the shows were highly successful and highlighted major songs including “This Love,” “Sunday Morning,” “Moves Like Jagger,” “Sugar,” “Girls Like You” and “Memories.”

The documented 2025 Tokyo setlists featured a mixture of major singles and fan favorites. The February 2025 performances included “Animals,” “One More Night,” “This Love,” “Harder to Breathe,” “Lucky Strike,” “Sunday Morning,” “Payphone,” “What Lovers Do,” “Makes Me Wonder,” “Maps,” “Memories,” “Don’t Wanna Know,” “Love Somebody” and “Moves Like Jagger,” followed by an encore featuring “She Will Be Loved,” “Girls Like You” and “Sugar.”

The 2025 concerts also demonstrated the scale of Maroon 5’s Tokyo Dome production, with the band presenting a full headline concert rather than a festival appearance.

The 2027 concerts will take place after the release of the band’s 2025 album Love Is Like. Universal Music Japan has also promoted a preparation playlist for the 2027 Asia Tour, giving fans a selection of Maroon 5 songs to revisit before the new concerts.

Official tickets

Official ticket information is being handled through Live Nation H.I.P. and the designated Japanese ticketing services. The Ticket Pia event page supplied for the Tokyo concerts can be used for official ticket information and booking availability.

https://t.pia.jp/pia/event/event.do?eventBundleCd=b2670697

https://www.livenationhip.co.jp/en/all-events/maroon-5-tickets-ae618

The official Live Nation H.I.P. page currently lists January 30 as sold out and January 31 and February 2 as the remaining Tokyo performances in the current sales information. Ticket availability can change, so visitors should use the official ticket channels rather than unofficial resale platforms.

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