In conjunction with the 25th anniversary exhibition of the globally acclaimed design collective Tomato, Underworld, one of the world's most influential electronic groups, will be performing a Japan tour live at a venue in Shibuya, Tokyo, on March 12th. The concert commemorates the opening of "THE TOMATO PROJECT 25TH ANNIVERSARY EXHIBITION "O," a special exhibition celebrating Tomato's 25th anniversary, which will be held at Parco Museum from March 12th to April 3rd. On March 12th, the first day of the exhibition, 200 lucky attendees will be invited to a one-night-only live performance using Bowers & Wilkins P5 hi-fi headphones, recommended by the group. The band will also debut tracks from their latest album, "Barbara Barbara, we face a shining future," due for release on March 16th, their seventh album and first in six years. The concert will be broadcast live exclusively to Shibuya via radio waves in collaboration with Shibuya Radio (87.6MHz FM), which will launch this spring. A 360-degree livestream will also be held at a secondary venue. The main exhibition will also feature paintings by Underworld's Karl Hyde and an art installation featuring sound direction by Rick Smith. To apply for the concert, follow the instructions on the official website of "THE TOMATO PROJECT 25TH ANNIVERSARY EXHIBITION "O"" and purchase an advance exhibition ticket with live entry rights by 6:00 PM on February 24th via the e+ (eplus) reception page. Enter the barcode on your ticket to apply for the concert, and the winner will be announced by email on March 5th.


【Event Information】
"THE TOMATO PROJECT 25TH ANNIVERSARY EXHIBITION "O""
Venue: Parco Museum (PART 1, 3F), Gallery X (PART 1, B1F)
Dates: March 12th - April 3rd, 2016
Admission Fee: Adults 500 yen / Students 400 yen / Free for elementary school students and younger
Time: 10:00 - 21:00

"Underworld Live: Shibuya Shibuya, we face a shining future"
Venue: Somewhere in Shibuya
Dates: March 12th
Time: Around sunset