‘La La Land in Concert 2026’ Returns to Tokyo to Celebrate 10th Anniversary of U.S. Film Release

KOA CREATIVE Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; CEO: Norimitsu Iijima) will present ‘La La Land in Concert 2026’ on two days, Saturday, October 31, and Sunday, November 1, 2026, at Tokyo International Forum Hall A. Official pre-sale tickets are available until Sunday, June 21.

The film ‘La La Land’ has continued to captivate audiences worldwide.

Beyond its outstanding accolades—including 6 Academy Awards®, 7 Golden Globe Awards®, and 2 Grammy Awards®—its beautiful music and story of dream-chasers have been cherished across generations and borders.

On the 10th anniversary of its U.S. theatrical release, this cinematic concert experience—featuring the full film screened alongside live performances by a full orchestra and jazz band—returns once again to Tokyo. Audiences will enjoy a special cinematic experience where the screen and music intertwine.

The acclaimed score composed by Justin Hurwitz will be vividly revived with the powerful energy unique to live performance. Experience the charm of iconic songs such as ‘City of Stars’ and ‘Another Day of Sun’ with the immersive, synchronized sensation only possible in a cinema concert.

This timeless story, beloved across generations and nations, will generate new emotions through breathtaking visuals and sound. Relive the excitement and emotion once more on the big screen with live orchestral accompaniment.

Event Overview

[Event Name] La La Land in Concert 2026

[Date & Time] Saturday, October 31, 2026 Afternoon Show: Doors open at 11:00 / Start at 12:00 Evening Show: Doors open at 16:00 / Start at 17:00 Sunday, November 1, 2026 Doors open at 11:00 / Start at 12:00

[Venue] Tokyo International Forum Hall A

[Performers] Conductor: Katsuhiko Ida Orchestra: Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra La La Land in Concert 2026 Special Band Piano: Hiroki Morioka Keyboard: Satoshi Yoshida Guitar: Takeshi Tsukada Bass: Hidema Iwaki Drums: Tatsuo Tannin Trumpet: Louis Bajé (10/31) Suzuki Masanori (11/1) Trombone: Eijiro Nakagawa Sax: Shuntaro Oishi, Ryouko Egawa, Mikiki Hiraga

*Program and performers are subject to change without prior notice.

Ticket Information (All seats reserved / Tax included) SS Seat: ¥14,000 (Includes original gift / Center front block) S Seat: ¥11,000 A Seat: ¥9,000

◆ Important Notes for Ticket Purchase *All prices include tax and are reserved seating. *Children under 3 years old are not permitted. Tickets are required for children aged 3 and older. *Performers and repertoire may be subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances. *Film will be shown in English with Japanese subtitles. *Original film cast, singers, and dancers will not appear. *For wheelchair-accessible seating, please purchase an S seat and contact Sunrise Promotion (0570-00-3337, weekdays 12:00–15:00).

Sales Information

<Official Pre-sale> June 13 (Sat), 2026 00:00 – June 21 (Sun), 2026 23:59 • Official Pre-sale https://l-tike.com/st1/lalaland2026-official

<First Playguide Pre-sale> June 26 (Fri), 2026 10:00 – July 5 (Sun), 2026 23:59 • Official Pre-sale https://l-tike.com/lalaland2026/ L-Code: 36023

<Second Playguide Pre-sale> July 10 (Fri), 2026 10:00 – July 20 (Mon, Holiday), 2026 23:59 • Lawson Ticket https://l-tike.com/lalaland2026/ L-Code: 36023 • PIA https://w.pia.jp/t/lalaland2026/ P-Code: 330-624 • e+ https://eplus.jp/lalaland2026/

<General Sale> July 25 (Sat), 2026 09:00 – Available at Lawson Ticket, PIA, and e+ through respective ticketing agencies.

Official Website https://www.koacreative.co.jp/lalalandinconcert/

Ticket Inquiries Sunrise Promotion 0570-00-3337 (Weekdays 12:00–15:00)

Organizers: KOA CREATIVE / Sony Music Solutions / Sunrise Promotion

Performers Conductor: Katsuhiko Ida KATSUHIRO IDA

Born in Tottori Prefecture. Graduated from the Music Department and Graduate School of Tokyo Gakugei University. From 2003, served as assistant producer for visiting opera companies in Japan, assisting conductors Seiji Ozawa and Zubin Mehta at La Scala, Vienna State Opera, Bavarian State Opera, and Opera no Mori in Tokyo. In 2007, played a key role as assistant conductor for the Japanese premiere of Tokyo Ballet’s ‘Daughter of the Danube,’ including score revisions. Made his conducting debut in November 2007 with K-Ballet Company’s (now K-BALLET TOKYO) ‘Swan Lake.’ Since then, he has conducted numerous K-Ballet productions and collaborated with ballet companies including Tokyo Ballet, Momoko Tani Ballet, Asami Makihara Ballet, Vienna State Ballet, and Russian State Moscow Classical Ballet. Since 2018, he has conducted NHK’s ‘Ballet Feast.’ He served as music producer for the world premieres of K-BALLET TOKYO’s ‘Carmen,’ ‘Cleopatra,’ and ‘Madame Butterfly.’ He has performed with orchestras including the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra, Tokyo Symphony Orchestra, Tokyo City Philharmonic Orchestra, Hiroshima Symphony Orchestra, and Kyushu Symphony Orchestra. He served as music director and conductor for the 2019 Broadway musical ‘West Side Story,’ 2024 Mao Asada ice show ‘Everlasting33,’ and the new ballet ‘Anne of Green Gables,’ showcasing his versatility across genres. Currently, he is Music Director of K-BALLET TOKYO, Music Director/Resident Conductor of Theatre Orchestra Tokyo, Lecturer at Shinshu University Faculty of Education, and Part-time Lecturer at Senzoku Gakuen College of Music. In January 2025, he received the Tottori Prefecture Cultural Encouragement Award for 2025 (Reiwa 6).

Orchestra: Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra

Founded in 1911, it is Japan’s oldest and most historically significant orchestra. With approximately 160 members, it functions as both a symphony and theater orchestra. It boasts Music Director Laureate Myung-Whun Chung, Chief Conductor Andrea Battistoni, Conductors Laureate Tadaaki Otaka, Kazushi Ono, and Dan Ettinger, Special Guest Conductor Mikhail Pletnev, and Associate Conductor Min Cho. The orchestra promotes classical music widely through regular concerts and series such as ‘Shibuya / Weekday / Weekend Afternoon Concerts.’