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Kenshi Yonezu will perform at Oakland Arena in Oakland, California, on Thursday, Feb. 4, 2027, at 8 p.m. The Japanese singer-songwriter, producer and visual artist will bring his distinctive blend of J-pop, rock and electronic influences to the San Francisco Bay Area. The concert offers Northern California fans an opportunity to experience one of Japan’s most influential contemporary musicians in a major American arena setting. General public tickets for the Feb. 4 concert are scheduled to go on sale Thursday, Oct. 22, 2026, at noon. Fans can check availability through the Oakland Arena box office and authorized ticketing channels or explore resale listings through ScoreBig, which offers tickets to major concerts and live events with no hidden ticket fees. Buyers can compare available seating sections and prices before selecting tickets for the Oakland performance.

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