COLOURS presents KASIA
She will bring her unique energy to Japan's largest venue, ZEROTOKYO. Rooted in melodic techno, KASIA's performances are celebrated for their beauty, drama, and immersive power. Don't miss this rare chance to witness one of the most influential artists in the global techno scene live in Tokyo.
ZEROTOKYO
1-29-1 Kabukicho, Shinjuku-ku https://ra.co/events/2146319
￥3,300 - 4,000
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COLOURS presents KASIA
Melodic techno queen KASIA is set to make her long-awaited Japan debut. Known for captivating crowds at Afterlife, Tomorrowland, ULTRA Miami, and Awakenings, the acclaimed DJ and producer finally lands in Tokyo. Her sound blends emotional depth, cinematic builds, and a strong visual aesthetic, creating unforgettable dance floor experiences worldwide. She will bring her unique energy to Japan's largest venue, ZEROTOKYO. Rooted in melodic techno, KASIA's performances are celebrated for their beauty, drama, and immersive power. Don't miss this rare chance to witness one of the most influential artists in the global techno scene live in Tokyo. ZEROTOKYO 1-29-1 Kabukicho, Shinjuku-ku ￥3,300 - 4,000
