Homecomings has announced the support lineup for their upcoming tour "many shapes, many echoes," continuing their tradition of visiting Japan's major cities. The three-date run kicks off September 6 at Osaka's Club Quattro with Regal Lily, moves to Nagoya's Club Quattro on September 12 with The Novembers, and concludes September 23 at Tokyo's Club Quattro alongside DYGL and iVy.

The tour marks a fresh chapter for Homecomings, who recently underwent significant lineup changes. Drummer Shigemi Ishida departed in February 2024, followed by bassist Honami Fukuda's graduation in December 2025 after the band's largest solo concert to date at Tokyo's EX Theater Roppongi. Despite the transitions, the four-piece—now including guitarist Yuuki Fukutomi, vocalist/guitarist Ayaka Tatamino, and new members—released their debut track under the new lineup, "knit," in January 2026.

Formed in 2012 while members attended Kyoto Seika University, Homecomings built a reputation for ambitious live work that extends beyond Japan. They've toured internationally across Taiwan and the UK, and performed at major festivals like Fuji Rock. The band relocated from Kyoto to Tokyo in 2019 and signed to Pony Canyon's IRORI Records label, releasing their major-label debut "Moving Days" in 2021. Their third major album, "see you, frail angel. sea adore you," arrived in November 2025.

The "many shapes, many echoes" tour has become an annual fixture, allowing Homecomings to connect with fans across the Tokai and Kanto regions. Official presale tickets are available through Ticket Pia until June 29 at 11:59 PM, with additional ticket tiers likely to follow.

With their evolving lineup and steady release schedule, Homecomings continues to establish themselves as a mainstay in Japan's live music scene.