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Rock Band FLOW Announce U.S. Dates for New 2027 World Tour
posted on by Alex Mateo
Rock band FLOW announced last Friday U.S., Latin American, and Japanese dates for its new tour titled "FLOW WORLD TOUR 2027 "ONCE IN A CENTURY"~ ANIME THE MAX!!!" The tour features songs that FLOW have performed for anime as well as songs from ONCE IN A CENTURY, their first full original album in four years. The album refers to the number "26" (which can be read in Japanese as FLOW), for the year 2026.

The U.S. tour dates include:
- February 11 - Big Night Live in Boston
- February 13 - The Palladium Times Square at New York City
- February 14 - The Howard Theatre in Washington D.C.
- February 16 - The Neighborhood Theatre in Charlotte, NC
- February 17 - The Masquerade/Heaven in Atlanta
- February 19 - The Beacham in Orlando
- February 20 - The Parker in Fort Lauderdale, FL
- February 22 - House of Blues New Orleans in New Orleans
- February 24 - Studio at the Factory in Dallas, TX
- February 25 - Moonline in Austin, TX
- February 26 - House of Blues Houston in Houston, TX
The band will also perform at The Parking Lot at the National Football Stadium in Manuaga, Nicaragua on February 28.
Japanese tour dates include:
- January 29 - Spotify O-West in Tokyo
- February 7 - BananaHall in Osaka
- March 11 - Electric Lady Land in Aichi
- March 13 - Yebisu Ya Pro in Okayama
- March 16 - Drum Be-1 in Fukuoka
- March 17 - Kyoto Muse in Kyoto
- April 16 - Kashiwa Palooza in Chiba
- April 23 - Sendai darwin in Miyagi
The band teased more dates to come.
The band went on its first five-continent tour "FLOW World Tour: Anime Shibari 2024-2025" from July 2024-May 2025.

The group have performed theme songs for such anime as Eureka Seven, EUREKA SEVEN AO, Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion (both seasons), The Seven Deadly Sins, Naruto, Naruto Shippūden, Boruto: Naruto Next Generations, Durarara!!×2 Ketsu, Tales of Zestiria the X, Heroman, The Seven Deadly Sins: Revival of The Commandments, Samurai Flamenco, and Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods.
Source: FLOW's website