Video products recorded at Masaki Suda Arena live will be released! Jacket and recorded songs released

■The limited production edition comes with an ultra-deluxe 80-page large-format booklet containing live photos, etc.

Masaki Suda performed on February 19th at the 1st Gymnasium of National Yoyogi Stadium in Tokyo on the final day of his largest Tohan Arena live performance “Masaki Suda LIVE 2024 “SPIN” in September 2024. A video product containing “Masaki Suda LIVE 2024 “SPIN” in National Yoyogi Stadium First Gymnasium 2024.09.16” has been decided to be released.

This live will be the first live in about 1 year and 7 months since “Masaki Suda LIVE TOUR “Quiet Journey” Additional Performance @ Nippon Budokan” held on February 14, 2023, and will be held for 2 days at Osaka Castle Hall in Osaka, Tokyo. – National Yoyogi Stadium First Gymnasium A total of 4 performances over 2 days attracted approximately 35,000 people.

In the final performance recorded this time, go!go!vanillas Tatsuya Maki (Vo & Gu) appeared as a special guest, and they performed “Kujira”, his first song, as well as “Niji”, “Mistaken Sagashi”, and “Kujira”. It is a fulfilling content that passionately performs a total of 20 songs, including hit songs such as “Sayonara Elegy”.

The limited production edition comes with an ultra-luxurious 80-page large-format booklet filled with photos from the day of the concert and rehearsal scenes. Don’t miss Masaki Suda, who sincerely pursued music and progressed to the next stage as an artist.

Release information

2025.02.19 ON SALE
Blu-ray & DVD“Masaki Suda LIVE 2024 “SPIN” in National Yoyogi Stadium First Gymnasium 2024.09.16”

01 Observe
02 Confused thread
03 Monster Love
04 Goodbye Elegy
05 When the rain stops
06 Breathing
07 Beautiful creatures
08 Emerald
09 Yours
10 s’mores
11 rainbow
12 I have to live sadistically
13 7.1oz
14 Living Good
15 Magic Hour
16 Madder Sunset (Original Song: Fuji Fabric)
17 Spot the Difference
18 Whale (Guest appearance: go!go!vanillas Tatsuya Maki)
19 Mono no Aware
20 Two Comets