K-Arena Yokohama is the world's second-largest music venue by attendance.

K-Arena Yokohama, opened in September 2023, quickly became a top global venue, hosting numerous major musical acts in its first year.

K-Arena Yokohama just hit its one-year anniversary, and it's already making waves as a global music hub! Opened in September 2023, this 20,000-seat arena is part of the Music Terrace complex by Yokohama Bay, designed with top-notch sound quality that has hosted over 140 live performances so far.

This venue is catching serious international heat. According to Pollstar, from November 2023 to November 2024, a whopping 1.84 million concertgoers rocked up to K-Arena, making it the second busiest musical venue worldwide, right behind Madison Square Garden. Fans online are raving about the experience, praising the views, sound, and easy access to drinks. Even with some transportation hiccups post-show, it’s a game-changer for music lovers. Now, let’s hope more cities jump on the live music train!

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