YOASOBI have wrapped their Never Ending Stories North American tour, capping a landmark run that cemented the duo's place in the North American music landscape. Across six cities promoted by Live Nation, composer Ayase and vocalist ikura drew more than 70,000 fans and hit several career firsts.

The tour included a second appearance at Lollapalooza, where they performed on the festival's Main Stage, and marked YOASOBI's debut at OSHEAGA—a stage no other J-pop artist had reached before. They became the first J-pop act to perform at and sell out Barclays Center in New York, and closed the run as the first J-pop artist to ever perform at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles.

Following the North American leg, YOASOBI are stepping into what they've called their "next chapter." Beginning in October 2026, they'll embark on the YOASOBI ASIA 10-CITY DOME & STADIUM TOUR 2026-2027, titled 'Cho Wakusei' (Super Planet). The expanded stage format signals a significant shift in scale for the duo's Asia-focused dates.

After their Los Angeles finale, YOASOBI celebrated with a special pop-up event at 433 N. Fairfax Ave., featuring a signing session on August 18 from 5 to 6 PM where fans could have copies of THE BOOK [Japan Exclusive Edit] vinyl signed by both members.

Since releasing their debut track "Into The Night (Yoru ni Kakeru)" in November 2019, YOASOBI have become international fixtures. That single topped the 2020 Billboard JAPAN Combined Song and Streaming Song Charts, and by January 2023 had surpassed 900 million streams—a first for a Japanese artist. The duo reached #1 on Spotify's Most Played Internationally chart for Japanese artists in 2021 and have maintained momentum across multiple continents.