Nakiri Ayame, Shirakami Fubuki and Ookami Mio Announce Two-Day Concert at Ariake Arena

HOLOLIVE — Nakiri Ayame, Shirakami Fubuki and Ookami Mio announced a two-day live concert at Ariake Arena on Feb. 13 and 14, 2027, during a hololive stream on Friday. The title promised a major announcement, and the three revealed it near the end of the broadcast, after about 48 minutes of games.

The stream opened as a “three-person unity quiz” built around cooperation. In the first game, a drawing-telephone quiz, one player saw the answer, another drew it from a description and the third, wearing headphones, guessed from the picture alone. The group got five questions right in each of two rounds; one round turned on whether a drawing showed an octopus or a squid, which drew laughs. In the gesture quiz that followed, two players acted out an answer without conferring while the third guessed. Mio, guessing first, got 13 right, the group’s best result; the later rounds produced six and 10.

“I’m really happy we get to do a live like this.” — Nakiri Ayame, after the announcement

The last game had one member, blindfolded, carry face parts onto a giant outline of a face while the other two steered by voice. Ayame went first and came close, though she had swapped the left and right eyes. Mio’s face came out looking tired, and Fubuki’s was visibly off. One participant said everyone has days like that, and the three said the games had shown their bond. They said they had been working together for about seven years.

A short video then introduced the announcement. The concert runs over a Saturday and a Sunday, with a different concept for each day, and tickets come in four types for the venue plus streaming tickets, including one covering both days. Fubuki said it would be the trio’s first live concert together, and Ayame said she nearly cried at the thought of it.

The group also unveiled a new song, “Gokuraku Gokigen Enichiyori,” with a music video released on hololive’s official YouTube channel after the stream ended and a digital release set for midnight that night. The video played as the broadcast wound down. Details of the concert are on the event’s official X account.

Chat filled with applause and hearts, and the trio noted that some viewers had guessed beforehand that the news would be a live concert.