Yasuharu Takanashi Announces European Tour for Autumn 2026

Anime composer Yasuharu Takanashi and his band Far East Groove have officially confirmed their upcoming European concert tour, titled "The Battle for Glory EU," scheduled to take place throughout the autumn of 2026. The extensive musical journey will span ten cities across eight different nations, beginning in Helsinki, Finland, on September 30 and concluding in Madrid, Spain, on October 14. This officially licensed live event promises to feature performances of iconic soundtracks from major series such as Naruto Shippuden and Fairy Tail, allowing audiences to experience the music directly from the creator behind these celebrated scores.
The tour itinerary includes stops in Poland, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, France, and Spain, with specific venues listed for each city. A notable highlight is the London performance at Dingwalls in Camden on October 2, for which tickets are already available through designated sales platforms. Organizers have explicitly stated that cosplay is welcome at all shows, provided attendees adhere to local venue regulations and safety guidelines. This announcement marks a significant return for Takanashi’s live performances in Europe, offering fans a unique opportunity to witness the composer himself leading the band in a cinematic rock experience.
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Key facts
- Tour Name
- The Battle for Glory EU
- Artist
- Yasuharu Takanashi / Far East Groove
- Start Date
- September 30, 2026
- End Date
- October 14, 2026
- Cities
- 10
- Countries
- 8
Tags
- #European Tour
- #Fairy Tail
- #Far East Groove
- #Live Concert
- #Naruto Shippuden
- #Yasuharu Takanashi
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