BEAMS PARK Names Seven Acts for Its February 2027 Yoyogi Festival
Spitz, HYUKOH and Suchmos join BEAMS’ anniversary finale on February 6, 2027. Plan separately for the music lottery, free-entry areas and upcoming flea-market information.
Music, food and clothing culture could shape a Tokyo weekend as BEAMS PARK announces its full music lineup. BEAMS updated details of its 50th-anniversary finale on October 30, scheduling it for February 6, 2027 at Yoyogi National Stadium’s first and second gymnasiums and surrounding areas. Four zones—BE FES, UNION TABLE, BEAMS FLEA MARKET and GRAND ARCH—offer different ways to explore performances, dining and secondhand clothing, each with its own admission arrangements.
Seven acts and an early ticket lottery
BE FES confirms Kyoko Koizumi, Cornelius, Suchmos, STUTS, Spitz, HYUKOH and Noriyuki Makihara. The music project began in 2022 and has visited seven Japanese cities; its anniversary finale takes place at Yoyogi’s first gymnasium. For listeners following Japanese and Korean music, the multigenerational bill brings several individual favorites onto the same day’s agenda.
Official BE FES seven-act lineup poster in orange and dark blue.
BE FES doors open at 10:00 and performances begin at 11:00 Japan time. Tickets cost ¥14,000 including tax. The earliest official advance lottery accepts applications from October 30, 2026 at 12:00 until November 4 at 23:59 Japan time, equivalent to November 4 at 22:59 in Taiwan. Use the eplus page linked by the organizer; applications are limited to four tickets per person, with application and payment conditions on the ticket page. The lineup and applications are available now, while the event itself takes place next February.
UNION TABLE connects restaurants, coffee and cities
UNION TABLE is curated with Kentaro Emoto of Kabi and Maaya Emoto of wineshop lulu, bringing together food teams from Tokyo, Toyama, Seoul and Barcelona. Announced participants include Kabi, BAR BRUTAL BARCELONA, AC HOUSE, Wildduck Canteen, SWITCH COFFEE TOKYO, COFFEE COUNTY and HENRY’S BURGER. Restaurants and coffee businesses create another route through the event, using food and drink to connect different cities; individual menus and prices remain to be announced.
Official UNION TABLE poster listing participating restaurants and coffee businesses.
UNION TABLE has free admission, with limited food and drink supplies available until sold out. Plan admission and on-site purchases separately, then choose from the food offerings announced for the day. Visitors combining music and dining should check performance times and zone rules before arranging their route. The organizer has published the structure and participants, but not a complete performance timetable.
Pre-loved belongings and outdoor activities
BEAMS FLEA MARKET is planned for the second gymnasium, with more than 50 participants including current and former employees and creators bringing clothing and personal belongings. Its appeal extends beyond the objects to the individual styles of the people who chose them. The participant list and admission details are expected in mid-November, making that update useful for secondhand-fashion enthusiasts.
GRAND ARCH will host the national final of Mölkky, the Finnish wooden-pin throwing game, alongside planned running, basketball and Mölkky experiences. This free-entry area welcomes different ages and experience levels. From stage and dining table to wardrobe and playing field, BEAMS PARK turns an anniversary into a day of lifestyle activities. Distinguish ticketed BE FES from free-entry zones and the flea market’s forthcoming rules, then follow official updates to plan a February 2027 Yoyogi visit.
