hololive production has opened sales for hololive RECORDS MUSIC STAGE 2027, the first large-scale live concert of its in-house music label. The two-day show takes place on January 9 and 10, 2027 at K-Arena Yokohama, and an official announcement on October 20, 2026 set out the lineup, seat prices, lottery schedule and, notably for overseas fans, a paid livestream with a dedicated international ticket page. The lineup was updated in the process: Tsunomaki Watame now appears on Day 2 in place of Houshou Marine, who withdrew for health reasons, according to a Taiwanese outlet’s report.
At a glance
- Event: hololive RECORDS MUSIC STAGE 2027 (hashtag #ホロレコ2027)
- Dates: Saturday, January 9 and Sunday, January 10, 2027 (start times not yet listed)
- Venue: K-Arena Yokohama, Minatomirai, Nishi-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa
- Day 1: AZKi, Hakos Baelz, Sakura Miko, ReGLOSS
- Day 2: Tsunomaki Watame, Kobo Kanaeru, Shirakami Fubuki, FLOW GLOW
- Venue tickets: S seat (arena/lower stand) and balcony ¥15,000; A seat (middle stand) ¥11,000; B seat (upper stand) ¥9,000, tax included
- Livestream: ¥6,800 for a single day or ¥12,000 for both days, plus a ¥220 fee per purchase; on sale from October 20, 2026, 22:00 JST until February 10, 2027, 20:00 JST
- Archive: viewable after the show until February 10, 2027, 23:59 JST
Background
hololive RECORDS is the music label that COVER Corp. launched in July 2025. The concert was first announced on July 16, 2026, alongside the label’s first-anniversary release, hololive RECORDS HISTORY COLLECTION. That product is an 11-disc box set with 67 songs, priced at ¥17,600 including tax and sold through the hololive online shop. According to the company’s press release, each set includes one serial code for the first ticket lottery, and one code covers both days of the concert.
The October 20 announcement moved the project from a lineup reveal to a full sales plan. Day 1 pairs three solo artists with ReGLOSS, one of the hololive DEV_IS units. Day 2 combines three more solo artists with FLOW GLOW, the other DEV_IS unit. The mix spans hololive Japan, hololive English and hololive Indonesia talents.
How the venue tickets are sold
Venue seats are distributed in four stages, based on the official schedule:
- First presale, serial-code lottery: applications October 20, 22:00 JST to October 31, 23:59 JST. This needs a code from the box set. Results and payment run from November 6 (15:00) to November 9, 23:59.
- First presale, hololive FANCLUB lottery: the same dates, open to fan club members.
- Second presale, Lawson Ticket lottery: applications November 14, 21:00 to November 29, 23:59; results and payment December 4 (15:00) to December 7, 23:59.
- General sale, Lawson Ticket: opens December 19, 2026 at 10:00 JST.
Each sale allows a maximum of two tickets per person, tickets carry the purchaser’s name, and the serial-code and fan club presales are limited to one application per person. Presale buyers pay ¥440 in presale fees, a ¥330 system fee and a ¥110 e-ticket fee per ticket; general-sale buyers pay the system and e-ticket fees only.
For overseas fans
The livestream is the practical route for viewers outside Japan. The official page links three ticket storefronts: SPWN (Japan), a separate SPWN page labeled for overseas buyers, and ZAIKO. Prices are the same as listed above, in yen. Because sales stay open for more than three months, there is no rush to buy on day one, and the archive can be watched until the same February 10 cut-off, even if you miss the broadcast time. The official page notes that access ends at that moment even if you are mid-playback.
For reference, the sale opened at 22:00 JST on October 20, which is 13:00 UTC, and the final cut-off of 20:00 JST on February 10 is 11:00 UTC. The venue lottery sales run through Japanese ticketing systems, with serial-code applications tied to the Japanese box-set purchase, so in-person seats are harder to reach from abroad. The venue is roughly a nine-minute walk from the east exit of Yokohama Station.
Lineup change and related announcements
On October 19, hololive production announced that Houshou Marine would withdraw from Day 2 for health reasons, with Tsunomaki Watame taking her place, according to Taiwan’s 4Gamers. The report says Marine wanted to give ticket holders early notice. The official October 20 page lists the revised Day 2 lineup, but we have not seen a standalone English statement from the agency about the change.
The same evening, 4Gamers also reported that hololive production announced hololive SUPER EXPO 2027 and hololive 8th fes. Brand-New Fanfare for March 12 to 14, 2027 at Makuhari Messe, plus a free fan club lottery event called hololive RECORDS DJ NIGHT on December 5, 2026 in Tokyo, which will have no talent appearances. The official page we opened confirms the DJ NIGHT details but not the March events, so treat those as reported rather than confirmed.
What we don’t know yet
- Start times and set lists for both days
- Whether Day 1 and Day 2 will be offered with live-viewing or other regional screenings
- The ticket pricing and sales plan for the March 2027 events, which the secondary report says will be announced later
- Whether further lineup changes will follow
Sources
- hololive production official announcement (Oct 20, 2026): hololive RECORDS MUSIC STAGE 2027 details
- COVER Corp. press release on PR TIMES (Jul 16, 2026)
- KAI-YOU: original live announcement coverage (Jul 16, 2026)
- 4Gamers Taiwan: Houshou Marine withdrawal report (Oct 20, 2026)
- 4Gamers Taiwan: SUPER EXPO 2027 / 8th fes. report (Oct 20, 2026)
Reviewed by WVR Inoue on October 26, 2026. See our editorial standards.
Thumbnail: 【#ホロレコ2027】hololive RECORDS MUSIC STAGE 2027開催記念！スペシャルDJステージ！ by hololive ホロライブ - VTuber Group on YouTube. Shown via YouTube; all rights belong to their owners.
