Bialystocks is getting a second chance to reach fans for their groundbreaking Budokan debut. The Japanese two-piece—vocalist Ku Hogi Moto and keyboardist Tsuyoshi Kikuchi—announced that additional tickets will go on sale for their July 15 show at Tokyo's Nippon Budokan after the original run sold out.

Tickets will be available starting May 25 at 9 p.m. JST through eplus on a first-come, first-served basis, now that the venue's layout has been finalized.

This marks the band's first time performing at the iconic 13,000-capacity venue. Bialystocks has built a devoted following since forming in 2019, initially sparked by a live screening of "Harumeko," a film directed by band member Hogi Moto. The group released their indie debut album in 2021 before signing to IRORI Records under Pony Canyon for their major label debut "Quicksand" in November 2022.

Their sound blends folk warmth with jazz foundations, creating something simultaneously timeless and experimental. Critics have praised the band for their ability to move fluidly across genres while maintaining a distinct identity.

To mark the occasion, Bialystocks released new single "一瞬" ("A Moment") today. The track was written as the theme song for TV Asahi's news program "Saturday Station." The song captures fleeting emotional shifts with a light, understated touch—a quality that's become signature to the band's approach.

With this additional ticket release, more fans will have the opportunity to experience Bialystocks' rare Budokan performance, one of Japan's most prestigious concert venues typically reserved for established acts with massive fanbases. For a relatively independent act, securing—and now expanding—a Budokan show represents a significant milestone in their career trajectory.