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Power Push: ベランダ “Any Luck to You” Vinyl Release Tour at Shibuya WWW (Nov 10)

ベランダ (Verandah) play a one-man show at Shibuya WWW on November 10, 2026 to mark the vinyl release of their 1st album 『Any Luck to You』, ten years after its release in January 2017. Who they are, what to hear first, and how to get tickets.

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ベランダ (Verandah) is a rock band that formed in Kyoto in 2014 and has been based in Tokyo since 2019. On Tuesday, November 10, 2026, they play a one-man show at Shibuya WWW as part of the “Any Luck to You” Vinyl Release Tour. The tour celebrates the coming vinyl release of their 1st album, 『Any Luck to You』. The record marks 10 years since the album’s release in January 2017 (the band itself formed in 2014). The band says they will play every song from the album, but not as a note-for-note replay of the record.

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Who is ベランダ?

What follows is our editor's take.

ベランダ is a three-piece: 髙島颯心 (vocals, guitar), 中野鈴子 (bass, backing vocals) and 田澤守 (guitar, backing vocals). They formed in Kyoto in 2014 and released the albums 『Any Luck to You』 in 2017 and 『Anywhere You Like』 in 2018. They moved to Tokyo in 2019, and their 3rd album, 『Spirit』, came out in 2024. It even leans into experimental rock in places, so the band has clearly grown a lot since the first record.

That first album, a six-song release that went on sale at shows on January 15, 2017, got people talking more than the band expected. A 2018 ototoy feature said that the mini album sold about 900 copies in its first six months, even though it was sold only at shows and a few shops, and that artists such as Quruli’s Kishida and ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION’s Gotch praised it. Two of the songs on it, 「最後のうた」 and 「Let’s Summer」, are among the band’s best-known. According to the singer, the album also holds the songs they still play most often at their shows.

I saw them in July at Spotify O-nest (here is our live report), and what stayed with me was how kind their music is. The melodies are plain and good, the lyrics keep company with someone who feels a little out of step, and the show left me wanting to be kinder to everyone. Tazawa’s guitar is the other reason I go: the band is calm, then every so often the guitar bursts out. Four of the six songs on 『Any Luck to You』 were in that July set (「早い話」, which opened the show, 「Let’s Summer」, 「野球部のノリ」 and 「巨大魚の夢」), so I am looking forward to hearing the whole album in this special show.

What to expect

In an interview with Lawson Ticket’s magazine, the singer said the songs from 『Any Luck to You』 will all be played, but the show will not be a faithful recreation of the album. They plan to play them with the skills they have now, and some songs may be rearranged. He also said he wants the night to be a thank-you to the people who have followed the band at its own pace for years.

So whether you know the 2017 record well or are coming to it fresh, this is a good night to hear how an old album sounds in the hands of the band today.

Listen first

Start with the music video for 「最後のうた」, one of the best-known songs on 『Any Luck to You』. It first came out as the band’s 1st single in October 2015, and it will be part of this show.

Another one from the album: the music video for 「早い話」, its opening track, released in December 2016 ahead of the album.

Not on Spotify? Open the artist page to find your favorite player. If you want to hear more of the songs they will play, look for 『Any Luck to You』 and try 「Let’s Summer」 next.

Tickets and getting there

Tickets for the Tokyo show are sold on two sites. Check the ticket pages for the current price.

• e+: first-come general sale through November 9, 2026 at 23:59. You can receive an e-ticket on the e+ app.
• Lawson Ticket: first-come general sale through November 1, 2026 at 22:00 (Japan time). U-22 tickets are available, and you need to show ID with your age on the day. Each person can apply once per show, for up to 4 tickets.

Neither ticket page mentions a drink fee. Most live houses collect one separately at the door, so keep a little cash handy. If you are new to Japanese live houses, our first-timer's guide explains Adv/Door prices and the one-drink fee. For directions and what to expect at the venue, see our Shibuya WWW guide: it is about a 7-minute walk from the Hachiko Exit of Shibuya Station, and the room is in the basement.

• Upcoming shows at WWW
• How Japanese live houses work

Details were taken from the band's announcement and the official ticket pages, and they can change. Please confirm on the ticket page before you go.