Lebanon Hanover to perform their debut Japan show on September 7 — A key act in post-punk and darkwave, the duo is set for an exclusive one-night engagement.
Lebanon Hanover emerged as a foundational force in the post-2010 post-punk and goth revival movement and has since become one of the genre’s most internationally recognized acts. With over one million monthly listeners on Spotify and more than 100 million streams for “Gallowdance” their global reach appears firmly established.
Presented by Tokyo Decay, led by Naohiro Yamada of the goth band 13th Moon, the one-night engagement will take place on September 7, 2026.
Retaining a distinct 1980s sensibility while refining it through a minimalist aesthetic, Lebanon Hanover has shaped a contemporary post-punk/darkwave sound that continues to resonate across borders. The show offers a rare opportunity to experience that stark, distilled intensity firsthand.
Lebanon Hanover Japan Show – Details
Tokyo Decay presents Lebanon Hanover Japan Debut Show
Date: Monday, September 7, 2026
Venue: SHIBUYA ONGAKUDO GoogleMAP
Act: Lebanon Hanover
DJ to be announced
Doors / Show 19:30
Tickets:
Super Early Bird (Limited Quantity): ¥6,900 (+1 Drink)
Advance Ticket: ¥7,900 (+1 Drink)
Door Ticket: ¥8,400 (+1 Drink)
Advance tickets go on sale from 12:00 PM on Saturday, February 28, 2026 via the following outlets:
Peatix (Super Early Bird)
eplus (to be announced)
Ticket Links (Tokyo Decay Linktree)
Order of Entry
- Peatix Super Early Bird
- eplus
- Peatix Advance
- Door Ticket
Promoter: Tokyo Decay – Facebook / Instagram
Supported by: Persona Grata / Post-Punk.com / BABYLON
Lebanon Hanover – Biography
Lebanon Hanover was formed in 2010 by Larissa Iceglass (vocals/guitar) and William Maybelline (vocals/bass/synth).
The duo has surpassed 100 million cumulative streams on Spotify, with signature tracks such as “Gallowdance” gaining notable traction across platforms including TikTok and Instagram. These songs have resonated widely among goth, post-punk, and darkwave audiences worldwide, contributing to their sustained international presence.
Now marking their 16th year as a band, Lebanon Hanover released their seventh full-length album, “Asylum Lullabies,” in September 2025 via Fabrika Records.
LEBANON HANOVER – Official Website / Facebook / Instagram / Spotify / YouTube
Photo by Marilena Vlachopoulou