Natori, the artist behind "Overdose," is set to hold her first concert in Thailand this November at UNION HALL!
Japan's enigmatic J-pop artist “Natori,” known for his hit song “Overdose,” has announced his first concert in Thailand this November at UNION HALL!
Natori, one of the hottest singer-songwriters in Japan today, has just concluded his nationwide “摩擦 (Friction)” Zepp Tour with great success, selling out every show in five major cities: Nagoya, Osaka, Fukuoka, Tokyo, and Hokkaido. The final performance at Zepp Sapporo on June 1 also saw tickets sell out.
Amidst the applause during his final show in Sapporo, Natori shared exciting news on stage, marking his first international venture with the “natori ASIA TOUR 2025.” This tour is set for October to November 2025, covering five cities: Taipei, Bangkok, Seoul, Shanghai, and Beijing. This represents a significant step for the artist, who only began live performances in Japan in 2024.
Details for the natori ASIA TOUR 2025 are as follows:
- Sunday, October 26 – Taipei – Zepp New Taipei
- Saturday, November 8 – Bangkok – Union Hall
- Saturday, November 22 – Seoul – YES24 LIVE HALL
- Friday, November 28 – Shanghai – Venue TBA
- Sunday, November 30 – Beijing – Venue TBA
Thai fans, get ready! Natori will be holding a concert in Bangkok on November 8, 2025, at UNION HALL in Union Mall, organized by the reputable Avalon Live, promising an electrifying experience for fans up close.
In addition to the tour, there’s more good news! Natori’s new single is set to release digitally on Friday, June 6. While the song title has not yet been revealed, the album cover has already been unveiled to whet fans' appetites. Furthermore, his performance at Yokohama Pacifico Hall, themed “Gekijou,” which took place in late 2024, will be streamed exclusively on U-NEXT (in Japan) starting June 20.
Natori began his career in 2021 at just 18 years old by uploading demo songs on TikTok, a pivotal moment in his journey. His full release “Overdose” debuted in September 2022 and became a viral hit, amassing over 400 million streams worldwide. He has consistently delivered standout tracks, including “Friday Night,” “Zettaireido (Absolute Zero)”—the opening song for the anime WIND BREAKER—and “Chained,” the opening for Rurouni Kenshin Season 2, in collaboration with Tatsuya Kitani.
In 2026, he will hold his first solo concert at Nippon Budokan titled “Shinkai” on February 19, with tickets selling out swiftly, prompting an additional show on February 18 under the name “Deep Sea,” reflecting the incredible response to this mysterious artist who has never revealed his face.
Natori also made history as the first Japanese artist featured on Shazam’s “10 Artists To Watch” list on Apple Music and was selected for the “Spotify RADAR: Early Noise 2023” program. He not only writes songs for himself but has also contributed to the works of many famous artists, including Kobo Kanaeru, Ado, Fuwa Minato, and Hoshimachi Suisei.
Natori expressed, “I am very pleased that my music, which started from a small point, will cross oceans to reach everyone across Asia. Thank you all so much for your support.”
Thai fans, prepare yourselves to experience the energetic presence of one of the most impactful J-pop artists with the natori ASIA TOUR 2025 in Bangkok on Saturday, November 8, 2025, at UNION HALL. Stay tuned for more details and special activities on Facebook: AVALONLIVE X (Twitter): @Officialavalon
