Sukima Switch nationwide tour "Sukima Switch TOUR -2025 "A museMentally"" to be held

■The nationwide tour will kick off on November 8th at the Sagami Women’s University Green Hall Main Hall, and will hold 34 performances at 33 locations across the country!

Sukima Switch, who will release their new album “A museMentally” on July 10th, have decided to hold a nationwide tour in support of the album, “Sukima Switch TOUR -2025 “A museMentally””.

The tour will kick off on November 8th at the Sagami Women’s University Green Hall in Kanagawa Prefecture, and will then tour 33 locations across the country for 34 performances.

The band celebrated their 20th anniversary on July 9th last year, and to mark the start of their 21st anniversary, they released their 10th album, “A museMentally,” a memorable work that is packed with the Sukima Switch style that they have built up over the past 20 years, as well as the Sukima Switch style that will continue to evolve as they move towards the future, with each song having a different expression, like an amusement park, and the way you enjoy it changes depending on how you listen to it.

The tour to promote this album will feature a colorful set list that combines the latest sound of Sukima Switch, who have been active for more than 20 years, with songs that represent their career so far. It looks like it will be a tour that is “full of fun” just as the title suggests.

In addition, Sukima Switch will be holding their own music festival, Sukima Fes, in Aichi Prefecture, where the duo are from, on July 13th and 14th.

Live Information

Sukima Switch TOUR -2025 “A museMentally”
11/08 (Fri) Kanagawa, Sagami Women’s University Green Hall, Large Hall
November 23 (Sat) Oshu City Cultural Center, Z Hall, Large Hall, Iwate
November 24th (Sun) Fukushima, Iwaki Arts and Culture Center Arios Alpine Large Hall
November 28th (Thurs.) Okayama, Okayama Art and Creative Theater, Hallenowa
November 30th (Sat) Hiroshima Kure Shinkin Bank Hall (Kure City Cultural Hall)
12/01 (Sun) Shunan City Cultural Center, Yamaguchi
December 3rd (Tue) Ena Cultural Center, Gifu, Large Hall
December 4th (Wednesday) Kobe International Hall, Hyogo
12/08 (Sun) Utsunomiya City Cultural Center, Tochigi
December 14th (Sat) Century Hall, Nagoya International Conference Center, Aichi
(2025)
January 11th (Saturday) Kanagawa, Showa University of Music, Teatro Giglio Showa
January 22 (Wed) Orix Theater, Osaka
January 23rd (Thursday) Orix Theater, Osaka
January 25th (Saturday) Hyogo, Akashi Civic Hall (Hours Hall)
January 27th (Monday) Kyoto, ROHM Theatre Kyoto Main Hall
02/01 (Sat) Numazu Civic Cultural Center, Shizuoka
02/02 (Sun) Gifu, Baro Cultural Hall (Tajimi City Cultural Hall)
February 5th (Wednesday) NHK Hall, Tokyo
02/09 (Sun) Yamagata Shogin Takuto Tsuruoka (Tsuruoka City Cultural Center) Large Hall
02/11 (Tuesday, National Holiday) Sendai Sun Plaza Hall, Miyagi
02/15 (Sat) Shikochu Hall, Ehime
02/16 (Sun) Sunport Hall Takamatsu, Kagawa
02/20 (Thu) Oita B-Con Plaza Philharmonia Hall
02/22 (Sat) Fukuoka Sunpalace, Fukuoka
02/24 (Monday, National Holiday) Kumamoto City Hall Sears Home Yume Hall
February 25th (Tue) Miyazaki Miyakonojo City Cultural Hall
March 1st (Sat) Globis Hall, Mito Civic Hall, Ibaraki
03/02 (Sun) Gunma Takasaki Arts Center Large Theater
03/08 (Sat) Amusement Sado, Niigata (Sado Central Cultural Center)
March 13th (Thu) Nagano, Shiojiri City Cultural Center, Raisin Hall
March 15th (Sat) Ishikawa, Honda Forest, Hokuden Hall
March 25th (Tue) Hokkaido, Nayoro Civic Cultural Center EN-RAY HALL
03/27 (Thu) Sapporo Cultural Arts Theater, Hokkaido
March 29th (Saturday) Abashiri Civic Hall, Hokkaido