KAMIJO & Mana Host Gothic Masquerade in NYC This Halloween
Visual kei artist KAMIJO and legendary musician Mana are bringing a two-part Halloween event to New York City on October 31. The night features a solo rock show followed by a DJ masquerade at Webster Hall.

KAMIJO is ready to turn up the theatrical drama this Halloween. The visual kei artist has announced "The Vampyre Masquerade," a two-part event happening October 31 at Webster Hall in New York City, featuring a collaboration with visual kei icon Mana.
The night kicks off with KAMIJO's solo rock performance, followed by a DJ masquerade where Mana will take the decks as a special guest. It's the kind of gothic, over-the-top production fans expect from KAMIJO—theatrical thrills wrapped in vampire aesthetics.
How to Get Tickets
KAMIJO's fan club members (Secret Society, $15/month) get first dibs through an artist presale. Fair warning: the membership is currently full, though you can join a waitlist if spots open up or capacity increases.
General ticket sales open June 26 at noon EDT. You can grab tickets for just the rock show, just the after party, or a combined package. Priority entry options are also available, and VIP packages will drop later with perks like a photo with KAMIJO, VIP area access, champagne toast, and undisclosed surprises. (Note: VIP packages don't include show or party admission—you'll need separate tickets.)
More KAMIJO on the Horizon
If Halloween feels too far away, KAMIJO has more coming before then. Tickets remain for his "Sanctus of the Damned" concert in Los Angeles next month, though VIP tickets are already sold out. European fans can catch him on the "Sanctuary of Europe" tour spanning eight dates from late September through early October.
This masquerade marks a rare collaboration with Mana, cementing the event as a must-see for visual kei fans and anyone craving gothic atmosphere this October.
