YOASOBI Asia Tour Tickets Sold Out In Just 3 Hours

The YOASOBI Asia Tour Tickets have been officially sold out in just 3 hours since the sale went live.

The tickets for the YOASOBI Asia Tour went on sale at 11:00 AM (GMT+8) on the 1st December 2023, over on the TicketCharge website, with tickets sold out at around 2:30 PM (GM+8).

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Considering the musical duo’s popularity, this overall left fans over on Twitter with mixed feelings, with some users being upset that they weren’t able to secure the tickets.

YALL BETTER DO DAY 2 #YOASOBIinKL https://t.co/Bo7LpnClWQ pic.twitter.com/YyJYkYVDFt
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— Sydede (@SyedArep) December 1, 2023

Maybe the Universe is telling me to save money and not be FOMO. #YOASOBIinkl pic.twitter.com/csnDkoRal6

— Arya (@AryaIlyasa) December 1, 2023

One of the worst days in my life. #YOASOBIinKL pic.twitter.com/Pn5gZjKKxX

— bingbingE656/Elijah 🇲🇾🍉 (@bingbinge656) December 1, 2023

While some users that managed to snag tickets being ecstatic to watch the Japanese Superduo perform live on stage.

After 2 hours of waiting , GOT ITTT 😭🥹 #YOASOBIinKL pic.twitter.com/84E3oLtyJO

— Potqtocakes (@Swan_1025) December 1, 2023

An angel helped ne just now . Thank god dh secure #YOASOBIinKL pic.twitter.com/eCUefv83nB

— farah wadhihah (@prettypuyu) December 1, 2023

It is worth noting that the capacity for Zepp KL in Malaysia can host up to 2414 people, while Resorts World Ballroom in Singapore can have up to 6,500 people while Istora Senayan can have up to 7,200 people.

YOASOBI had recently gained massive popularity ever since they released the viral song “Yoru ni Kakeru”. which topped the Billboard Japan Hot 100 for 6 non-consecutive weeks.

Since their debut back in 2019 under the labels of Sony Music Entertainment , the superduo had produced countless hit songs and had been featured in several well-received anime such as “Idol” from Oshi No Ko, “Kaibutsu” from BEASTARS, and the more recent “Yusha” from Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End.

Aside from YOASOBI, there’s also several other Japanese artists who have confirmed that will be performing live in Malaysia, which includes Eve, as well as the Sacra Music Fes which features other notable artists such as FLOW, ASCA, and more.