DOES Tour Dates 2026
20th Anniversary HELLO AMERICA Tour
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DOES 20th Anniversary HELLO AMERICA Tour Dates and Tickets
DOES, the Japanese rock trio behind anime classics like Gintama's "Donten" and Naruto: Shippuden's "Guren," is finally heading west.
The Does tour, officially the 20th Anniversary HELLO AMERICA Tour, marks the band's first run through the Americas, kicking off July 19 in Santiago, Chile. Fronted by Wataru Ujihara, the band will play Chile, the US, and Mexico — stopping in Dallas, San Diego, Mexico City, Chicago, and New York. The trek celebrates two decades since their major-label debut and follows a sold-out Asian leg that swept through Shanghai, Taipei, and Seoul earlier this year.
After two decades of soundtracking some of Japan's biggest anime moments, this is the run their international fans have been waiting on — driving rock rhythms, raw vocals, and a setlist drawing from their full catalog. Grab tickets now before they vanish.
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DOES is a Japanese rock trio formed in Fukuoka in 2000, fronted by vocalist and guitarist Wataru Ujihara. Built on raw, garage-leaning rock with bluesy swagger, they broke through with anime tie-ins — Gintama's "Donten," and "Bakuchi Dancer," plus Naruto: Shippuden's "Guren." After a 2016 hiatus and 2020 return, they've crossed 100 million Apple Music streams and now launch their 20th Anniversary HELLO AMERICA Tour later this year.
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Does Tour Dates 2026:
Jul 23 - Music Box, San Diego, CA
Jul 28 - Park West, Chicago, IL
Jul 31 - The Studio at The Bomb Factory, Dallas, TX
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