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It’s the moment that Joji fans have been waiting for – the Japanese-Australian singer-songwriter behind viral hits such as ‘Glimpse of Us’ and ‘Slow Dancing in the Dark’ has announced his latest world tour, and there's a date included for Hong Kong fans!
Mark your calendars for November 27 as Joji brings his ‘Solaris’ global arena tour to our city, promising a brand-new production, a brand-new musical experience, and a brand-new setlist to delight fans. It will also mark his debut performance in Hong Kong.
‘Solaris’, which will kick off on June 16 with a show in Newark for an extended North America tour before moving on to Europe and then Asia-Pacific in the latter part of the year, will support the artist’s latest full-length album, the 21-track Piss in the Wind released in early February. Although we’re still speculating about the setlist, it’s likely Joji will perform his biggest hits and singles during this tour, such as ‘Glimpse of Us’, ’Slow Dancing in the Dark’, ‘Pixelated Kisses’, ‘Sanctuary’, ‘Gimme Love’, and ‘Daylight’, in addition to the first-ever live iterations of his new songs from ‘Piss in the Wind’.
Joji had previously been scheduled to perform in Hong Kong as a headliner at Clockenflap 2023, and it came as a great disappointment to many fans when the Japanese-Australian singer and producer was forced to abruptly cancel his appearance at the music festival due to health reasons. For those in the city who love his music, this will be the perfect opportunity to finally see him live. Aside from the date – November 27 – details on the venue, ticketing sales, and prices for his upcoming Hong Kong show are still under wraps. Check out jojimusic.com for the latest updates and also to sign up for presale access to ticketing.
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