Chevon is taking their touring momentum into new territory. The three-piece rock band from Sapporo announced a six-city, seven-show tour kicking off in October 2026 with a specific mission: reaching markets that haven't had regular access to their live shows.

The "Chevon pre.よしなに～遊牧編～" tour will hit Kyoto, Takamatsu, Hiroshima, Niigata, Taipei, and Sendai between October 14 and December 6. The tour wraps up with back-to-back shows in Sendai on December 5-6.

This expansion comes on the heels of Chevon's rapid growth over the past couple years. The band—featuring vocalist Yuki Tani, guitarist Ktjm, and bassist Tatsuya Ono—has built a reputation for unpredictable song structures, intricate melodies, and explosive live energy. Their 2024 debut full album Chevon set the stage, and they've since sold out multiple headline tours, including a 2025 Zepp tour across Japan that added shows due to demand.

Currently, the band is touring behind their major label debut album 三者山羊 (Sanshanuyagi). That success clearly positioned them to expand beyond their usual stomping grounds.

Ticket sales kick off with fanclub presales through June 28, followed by general presales on July 3 at noon for domestic shows. Taipei tickets will open for fanclub presales on July 20 at noon.

The tour name—"よしなに" roughly translates to "as you see fit," while "遊牧編" means "nomadic chapter"—suggests Chevon is charting a more exploratory path through Japan and into Asia. For fans outside major metro areas, this could be the first real chance to catch the band's increasingly lauded live show.