A new international festival exploring the intersection of art, music, and technology, Future Frequencies Festival 2026, is set to debut at MoN Takanawa: The Museum of Narratives. Curated by Daito Manabe in collaboration with BEATINK, the event expands upon Manabe’s long-running Flying Tokyo series with a multidisciplinary program spanning live music, conferences, panel discussions, workshops, and exhibitions.
The festival’s main stage, Box1000, is an immersive LED-equipped venue inside the newly opened MoN Takanawa at Takanawa Gateway City, purpose-built for large-scale audiovisual performances.
DAY 1 will feature UK electronic heavyweight Joy Orbison as headliner, alongside the Japanese debut of legendary electronic group The Sabres of Paradise, plus performances from Marihiko Hara and others. The festival opens with a brand-new audiovisual collaboration between Nosaj Thing and Daito Manabe.
On DAY 2, KNOWER—the duo of Louis Cole and Genevieve Artadi—takes the headline slot. Also confirmed are Kassa Overall, Hakushi Hasegawa, Kei Matsumaru, and Mount XLR.
Tickets are on sale now, with several ticket categories already sold out or running low.
Future Frequencies Festival 2026
Venue: MoN Takanawa: The Museum of Narratives (Box1000 / Box300)
Doors/Open: 3:30 PM
DAY 1 — July 11
- Joy Orbison
- The Sabres of Paradise (Club Set)
- Nosaj Thing × Daito Manabe
- Loraine James
- Marihiko Hara | Mount XLR
- And more
DAY 2 — July 12
- KNOWER (Full Band Show)
- Kassa Overall
- Hakushi Hasegawa
- YPY | Kei Matsumaru
- And more
Tickets
1-Day Tickets
- DAY 1 Standing: ¥12,000
- DAY 1 Reserved 2F Seat (Box1000): ¥14,000 — Sold Out
- DAY 2 Standing: ¥14,000
- DAY 2 Reserved 2F Seat (Box1000): ¥16,000 — Sold Out
2-Day Tickets
- Standing: ¥23,000 — Limited Availability
- Reserved 2F Seat (Box1000): ¥27,000 — Sold Out
Preschool-aged children are not permitted. The lineup is subject to change without notice. Tickets are non-refundable in the event of artist cancellations or schedule changes.
Presented by: Studio Daito Manabe, BEATINK, Fil
Co-presented by: MoN Takanawa: The Museum of Narratives
Supported by: Arts Council Tokyo
