日本語のFAQ全文はこちらをご覧ください。

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Japan - FAQs (English)

How do I get a ticket?

All tickets for Japan will be sold by registering and applying through the eplus platform. There are two separate application processes - one for Japan residents HERE and one for overseas, non-Japan residents HERE.

Initial registration will be open between 4:00PM JST on Monday September 7th and 23:59PM JST on Sunday September 27th. You will receive a notification email from eplus from 13:00 JST Saturday 3 October if you have been successful with instructions on how to pay for your tickets.

Why do I need to apply with my details to buy a ticket?

These days, buying tickets first-come first-served can mean you competing in a queue filled with bots and ticket scalpers who have an unfair advantage. The application process is in place to verify that you are who you say you are, and so we can do the best possible to make the ticket buying process a little fairer for fans.

What information do I need to provide to apply?

You will need to provide your name, email address, your personal mobile phone number, your credit card details, your country of residence and country of passport issue. This information will be used to verify your identity during the ticket purchasing process, and your credit card will be charged if your application is successful.

You must only apply using your own, correct details. Otherwise you risk your application being invalidated. There is no rush, all registrants will be treated equally, regardless of what point during the period you register.

Can I go to more than one show? How many tickets can I purchase?

You can submit one application for each performance that you are able to attend, requesting up to 4 tickets.

If I am not successful in my ticket application is there any way of buying a ticket?

If your application is not successful for the first sale of tickets, you will automatically be placed on a waitlist and may be notified by eplus via email of any further Japan ticket application processes that may happen up until the show.

How much will the tickets cost?

Standing ticket prices are ¥26,000 inclusive of fees. Seated ticket prices range from ¥15,000 to ¥30,000. 'Fast Track Status' packages will also be available priced at ¥59,800. The ticket price will stay fixed and not change dynamically.

There will be a ¥200 charity donation included in the ticket price. This will go to More Trees. Radiohead will match the total amount with their own donation.

If I have bought a ticket and can't go, can I return it or sell it on to somebody else?

Resale of tickets and transferring the name on the ticket are not permitted in Japan. The name on the ticket will be checked against ID at the venue. If you have purchased more than one ticket, please note that you and all your accompanying guests must enter the venue together.

Can I buy tickets from other sites?

No. Please be aware that tickets that are offered for sale on sites that are not eplus will be monitored and subject to cancellation.

How do I purchase accessible tickets?

Please purchase a "Reserved Seat B" ticket. After purchasing your ticket submit a request to use the accessible seating area via the designated application form.

Will there be any more shows? Will Radiohead be playing in my country?

There will be no extra dates announced. These are the only shows that Radiohead will be playing in 2027. The band hope to do more shows elsewhere in the future.

Any other questions?

Please read the full FAQs on the eplus site HERE and the Creativeman site HERE which may have more detailed answers to your questions. Also make sure you are signed up to the W.A.S.T.E. mailing list to receive further information about tickets and live shows straight to your inbox.