Rema Set to Perform in Japan as Part of His Landmark 2025 World Tour

 Afrobeats superstar Rema is set to take his global dominance to new heights with his 2025 World Tour, which will see him headline some of the most prestigious venues across Europe, North America, and Asia.

Following his record-breaking sold-out show at London’s O2 Arena in 2024, the Calm Down hitmaker will once again grace the 20,000-capacity venue before embarking on an extensive tour.

His itinerary includes a landmark performance at Madison Square Garden in New York on May 3, marking his debut at the 19,000-capacity iconic venue. From there, he will head to Canada, performing at:

• Place Bell (10,000 capacity) in Montreal on May 10
• Scotiabank Arena (19,800 capacity) in Toronto on May 11

Rema will then take his electrifying stage presence to Milan’s Carroponte Hall (7,000 capacity) on June 14 before thrilling fans at Afas Hall (6,000 capacity) in Amsterdam on July 20.

A major highlight of the tour will be his historic debut performances in Japan, where he is scheduled to perform at:

• Okinawa Arena (10,000 capacity) on July 20
• Musashino Hall (10,000 capacity) on July 27

This marks a significant milestone in Rema’s career, as Japanese audiences continue to embrace Afrobeats. The star had previously performed in Asia, making history with a performance at the Ambani wedding in India and a sold-out show in Malaysia.

Rema’s 2025 tour is shaping up to be one of the most ambitious by an Afrobeats artist, reinforcing his status as a global icon and cultural ambassador for African music.