La'cryma Christi announce first tour in 12 years

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https://x.com/lacryma2025

La’cryma Christi will hold their first solo live tour in 12 years, “La’cryma Christi Live Tour 2025-2026 Night Flight final call.” and first tour without guitarist KOJI who passed away in 2022.

The tour will start with a performance at Zepp Namba on December 24th and will consist of four shows until January 14th, 2026 at LINE CUBE SHIBUYA.
In addition, the newly launched limited-time official fan site “La’cryma Christi OFFICIAL TEAM “LC GARDEN”” is now accepting members-only early bird tickets. The deadline is June 4th at 11:59pm.

■Tour information
“La’cryma Christi Live Tour 2025-2026 Night Flight final call”

Wednesday, December 24, 2025 Zepp Namba (OSAKA) OPEN 17:45 | START 18:30 Seat type: Premium seats | 1F reserved seats | 2F reserved seats Drink fee: 600 yen extra

Saturday, January 3, 2026 Namba hatch (Osaka)
OPEN 16:45 | START 17:30
Seat type: Premium seats | 1F standing | 2F reserved seats
Drink fee: 600 yen extra

January 10th (Saturday) Saitama City Cultural Center Large Hall (Saitama)
OPEN 16:45 | START 17:30
Seat type: Premium seats | Reserved seats

January 14th (Wed) LINE CUBE SHIBUYA (Tokyo)
OPEN 17:15 | START 18:00
Seat type: Premium seats | Reserved seats

＜Ticket information＞
Premium seats: 20,000 yen (tax included)
Reserved seats: 10,000 yen (tax included)
Standing: 9,000 yen (tax included)
*Ticket types vary depending on the performance.
*A separate drink fee is required for the two Osaka performances.

・Tickets available for
pre-sale: Saturday, June 7, 2025, 18:00 for LC GARDEN tickets
. *Entry is available for new members (including payment) by 23:59 on Wednesday, June 4.
New members: https://lc-garden.jp/
Performance details: https://www.lacrymachristi.jp/live/25122601

■Related links
La’cryma Christi OFFICIAL SITE: https://www.lacrymachristi.jp/
La’cryma Christi OFFICIAL TEAM “LC GARDEN”: https://lc-garden.jp/
X (old Twitter): https://x.com/lacryma2025
Ingtagram: https://www.instagram.com/lacryma2025

The tweet also contained lyrics/a poem (?):

“:airplane:
Night Flight
Travel around the world on a night flight
Transcend time and space
Enjoy the world of Lacrima
Asia, the tropics, ancient Italy
A route through the past, present, and future
The moment you encounter a good old new journey
You can hear KOJI’s guitar from somewhere
~final call~
Be sure to grab your ticket and board the plane before the final announcement is made✈️”

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9k yen for standing :skull: wild…

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The return of kings from soft vk! I wonder how TAKA sound after all this time.

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Big news and big prices.

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I went to Koji’s memorial live last year (the one where koji’s son made an appearance) and Taka made a surprise appearance on the 2nd day, which is the one i went to.

He only did 2 songs but he sounded great. He didn’t sound like someone who’s been retired for 10 years at all.

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Is it though? At least in Europe, seated concerts are quite rare for non-mainstream bands and the price is pretty much average nowadays.

So for me, standing at a concert and buying a ticket in this price range is totally normal.

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Definitely in Europe, but not in Japan.

Bands like lynch. (7000) and MUCC (9000) have similar prices, but it seems to be more a vk band thing. Indie rock concerts are often less than 3000, but around 4000 on average I’d say.

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Lacryma was huge back in the day so i’d say you’re better off comparing the prices with pierrot (cheapest ticket 12,000) and luna sea (also around the same). Those are seated though.

Nightmare also charged around 9000 for standing after their reunion and before this year if im not mistaken. This tour is 8500 for standing btw.

I’d say prices are on par with other big bands.

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Oh wow, I wish it would be that cheap in Europe, too :sweat_smile:

I wonder why there is such a difference. Are renting locations much cheaper in Japan? Or are people less willing and/or able to pay more for concert tickets? :thinking:

I think in the US tickets are even more expensive on average.

But I guess I’m getting off track from the actual topic of this post, sorry :sweat_smile:

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I’m paying like 4-5k yen… (if I’m not in guest list🥲)
Japan nowadays is high prices and low salary, so an average worker as me isn’t ready to pay a lot, plus if you’re going to see liveshows more than once a month, you’re spending 1/4 of your salary on tickets. Imagine if all the liveshows were over 7k yen… OH…. oh no no no :melting_face:

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I don’t have to imagine, that’s reality for me lol
Around 4 shows a month on average (I have 6 this month for example) , everything is at least 7k including all the misc fees and such. Some shows are even more expensive. That’s just how it is when you follow big bands

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Two-three years ago I went to see my bands ~3 times per week, and now I’m asking myself how it was possible, physically and financially :sob: (sweet times before 自宅ローン:melting_face:)

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Your house loan must be really expensive then bc in my area the house loan payments are generally cheaper than the rent im paying lol

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130k, including monthly management fees…

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that’s what i pay in rent right now :skull: excluding management fees lol
and i don’t even get to own it one day lol