ONE OK ROCK wrapped up the Japanese leg of their DETOX tour on September 6, 2026, at ZOZO Marine Stadium in Chiba, capping off eight arena and stadium shows across Japan between August 11 and September 6. If you attended one of these performances—or you're simply wondering what the band played each night—we've compiled everything we know about the setlists from all eight dates, including the special moments that made the final show unique.
Here's what happened across the tour, song by song, and what made this run of shows memorable for fans who've been following the band's journey.
The Quick Version
- The DETOX Japan Tour Final 2026 included eight shows across Aichi, Fukuoka, Miyagi, and Chiba between August 11 and September 6, 2026.
- The core setlist featured 19 songs in the main set, plus a three-song encore that expanded to four on the final night.
- Acoustic versions of "Delusion:All" and "The Pilot <3" provided intimate moments mid-show.
- A seven-song medley included fan favorites like "Bombs away," "Wonder," "Deeper Deeper," "69," "Start Again," "Koi no Aibou Kokoro no Cupid," and "Clock Strikes."
- The September 6 finale added "Kanzen Kankaku Dreamer" ("Complete Sensory Dreamer") as a special fourth encore song.
The Full Setlist: What ONE OK ROCK Played Each Night
Across the eight Japanese dates, the band maintained a remarkably consistent setlist structure. The main set opened with "Fight the night" and built through newer material and career-spanning highlights before settling into an acoustic segment and then launching into a high-energy medley that reminded everyone just how deep ONE OK ROCK's catalog runs.
Here's the commonly reported sequence for the Japanese tour, particularly consistent across the ZOZO Marine Stadium shows on September 5 and 6:
Main Set:
- Fight the night
- Taking Off
- Prove
- The Beginning
- Make It Out Alive
- Puppets Can't Control You
- Liar
- Delusion:All (acoustic version)
- The Pilot <3 (acoustic version)
- Tropical Therapy
- Instrumental
- 777 (YAO segment)
- Arifureta Sekai no Hate ni ("At the End of an Ordinary World") (YAO segment)
- C.U.R.I.O.S.I.T.Y. (YAO segment)
- One by One (YAO segment)
- Medley: Bombs away / Wonder / Deeper Deeper / 69 / Start Again / Koi no Aibou Kokoro no Cupid ("Love's Partner, Heart's Cupid") / Clock Strikes
- +Matter
- Stand Out Fit In
- Wasted Nights
Encore (most shows):
- We are
- Kimi Shidai Ressha ("It's Up to You Train")
- Mighty Long Fall
For the majority of the tour, the encore closed with "Mighty Long Fall," a song that's become synonymous with ONE OK ROCK's explosive live energy. But the September 6 finale gave fans one more surprise.
The September 6 Finale: One Extra Song to Close It Out
On the final night at ZOZO Marine Stadium, the band extended the encore by one song, adding "Kanzen Kankaku Dreamer" ("Complete Sensory Dreamer") as a fourth encore track. It's one of the band's most beloved anthems from their earlier era, and bringing it back for the tour's last moments created the kind of full-circle energy that Japanese arena tours are known for.
This wasn't a song that appeared every night—it was saved for the finale, making it a special moment for the roughly 30,000 fans who packed the stadium on September 6.
The Acoustic Pause and the Seven-Song Medley
Two sections of the setlist stood out for how they changed the show's rhythm. The acoustic segment—featuring stripped-down versions of "Delusion:All" and "The Pilot <3"—gave the band and the crowd a chance to breathe and connect in a quieter, more emotional space. These moments have become a signature of ONE OK ROCK's recent tours, balancing the intensity of their rock anthems with genuine intimacy.
Then came the medley. Packing seven songs into one uninterrupted run is a bold move, but it works when you have a catalog like ONE OK ROCK's. "Bombs away," "Wonder," "Deeper Deeper," "69," "Start Again," "Koi no Aibou Kokoro no Cupid," and "Clock Strikes" all got their moments, giving long-time fans a rapid-fire trip through the band's history. It's the kind of segment that's built for sing-alongs and spontaneous crowd energy—and by all accounts, it delivered.
The YAO Segment and Guest Appearances
The middle of the set featured what's been described as the "YAO" segment, a run of four songs that included "777," "Arifureta Sekai no Hate ni," "C.U.R.I.O.S.I.T.Y.," and "One by One." Some reports from the tour mention guest appearances during this section, with artists including Paledusk, CHICO CARLITO, and Awich joining the band on stage for select performances. These collaborations appear to have varied slightly by date, though the exact details of who appeared on which night remain somewhat unclear.
What's consistent is that this segment represented a moment for the band to spotlight newer material and collaborations, reflecting ONE OK ROCK's continued evolution beyond their early rock sound into something broader and more experimental.
How the Tour Fit Into the Bigger DETOX Picture
The eight Japanese shows were officially billed as the "DETOX JAPAN TOUR FINAL 2026," marking the conclusion of a much larger global trek. The broader DETOX tour reportedly reached approximately 800,000 people across 53 cities worldwide, making this one of the band's most ambitious tours to date. The Japanese leg brought that journey home, playing to fans across four cities: Aichi (IG Arena on August 11 and 12), Fukuoka (Marine Messe Fukuoka Hall A on August 18 and 19), Miyagi (Miyagi Sekisui Heim Super Arena on August 25 and 26), and Chiba (ZOZO Marine Stadium on September 5 and 6).
Each pair of shows gave the band a chance to settle into a city for a couple of nights, building the kind of sustained energy that makes Japanese tour runs feel like events rather than one-off concerts.
Where You Can Watch the Final Show
If you missed the September 6 finale—or you were there and want to relive it—the band announced an official streaming release of the entire ZOZO Marine Stadium performance. The stream is scheduled to go live on October 9, 2026, at 8:00 PM Japan time, giving fans around the world a chance to experience the show in full, including that special fourth encore song.
This kind of official concert stream has become a valuable option for international fans who can't make it to Japan, and it's also a way for those who attended to revisit the night with professional audio and video.
What People Are Saying
"The medley was insane. Seven songs back to back and the crowd never stopped. I've been to a lot of ONE OK ROCK shows and that section alone was worth the ticket."
— Fan report from the Miyagi show
"Hearing 'Kanzen Kankaku Dreamer' at the end on September 6 felt like a gift. That song takes me back to when I first discovered them, and closing the tour with it was perfect."
— Attendee at ZOZO Marine Stadium finale
"The acoustic versions of 'Delusion:All' and 'The Pilot' hit different live. Taka's voice during those quieter moments is something you don't fully appreciate until you're in the room."
— Concert-goer commenting on the Fukuoka performance
"I wasn't expecting the guest appearances during the YAO segment, but they brought so much energy. It felt like the band was celebrating the whole scene, not just their own music."
— Fan from the Aichi date
Frequently Asked Questions
Did the setlist change between the eight shows?
The main setlist remained very consistent across all eight dates. The core 19-song set and three-song encore were reported to be nearly identical each night, with the only notable difference being the addition of "Kanzen Kankaku Dreamer" as a fourth encore song exclusively on September 6.
Were there any guest performers on the tour?
Reports suggest that Paledusk, CHICO CARLITO, and Awich joined the band for performances during the YAO segment on select dates, though the exact details of which guests appeared on which nights vary by source. These collaborations added a special dynamic to the middle section of the show.
Where can I watch the concert if I missed it?
The band is scheduled to stream the September 6 ZOZO Marine Stadium final performance on October 9, 2026, beginning at 8:00 PM Japan time. This will be an official broadcast of the full show, including all encore songs.
What venues did the band play on this tour?
The tour visited four cities: IG Arena in Aichi (August 11-12), Marine Messe Fukuoka Hall A in Fukuoka (August 18-19), Miyagi Sekisui Heim Super Arena in Miyagi (August 25-26), and ZOZO Marine Stadium in Chiba (September 5-6).
How long was each show?
With 19 songs in the main set, a seven-song medley, and a multi-song encore, the full performance reportedly ran close to two and a half hours, not including any breaks or stage production moments between segments.
Looking Back at a Tour That Brought It All Together
The DETOX Japan Tour Final 2026 gave ONE OK ROCK a chance to close out a massive global run on home soil, playing to tens of thousands of fans across eight nights and four cities. The setlist struck a balance between the band's newest material and the deep cuts that long-time followers have carried with them for years. From the quiet power of the acoustic segment to the chaotic joy of the seven-song medley, each night offered moments that reminded us why this band has held such a strong place in the rock world for so long.
For those who attended, the memories are already vivid. For everyone else, the October 9 stream offers a chance to step into that final night at ZOZO Marine Stadium and experience what made this tour a fitting conclusion to the DETOX era. Whether you're revisiting your favorite songs or discovering what you missed, the setlist tells the story of a band that knows exactly how to craft a night that sticks with you long after the last note fades.
