TK NA Tour FAQ Megathread
Making an FAQ post and pinning it because there are a lot of people here who are interested in this tour and have a lot of questions.
I'll keep updating this post as new questions/info pops up, so if there's anything thats not included feel free to comment it below.
1. What is the setlist?
The setlist from the San Francisco show is listed in this post (Currently this is unordered, I will update it to link to an ordered one if someone posts it).
This will likely remain the same for the rest of the tour, maybe with a small chance of minor changes.
2. Is recording allowed at the shows?
Taking photos or recording during the show is not allowed, and this seems to be enforced well. This is a common rule in Japan and for Japanese artists, it seems like they're enforcing it for the NA tour as well.
3. How does the merch work, and how much does it cost?
According to this comment the merch booth was inside the venue for the SF show, so you only have access to it after doors open. VIP tickets therefore have access to it earlier.
Shirts - $45
Hoodie - $100
Poster - $28
Cap - $35
Tote bag - $25
Stickers and picks = $10
It seems like some stuff did sell out pretty quickly, like the penguins, so it is important to be there early if you want something specific.
4. Were CDs being sold at the merch booth?
Unfortunately from what I've heard, no there were no CDs being sold.
5. Will there be opportunities to take photos with TK or get his signature?
Unfortunately no, even with VIP tickets, it seems like you probably won't be able to get photos with him or get him to sign stuff.
6. Can I bring lightsticks to the venue?
Not sure if there's any rules regarding this, its better to check with the specific venue you're going to. But generally its advised not to bring lightsticks because the venues and crowds usually aren't the kind where lightsticks would work well, and may cause inconvenience for others in the audience.
7. When to enter for the VIP soundcheck members?
For the SF show the VIP members were let into the venue around an hour before doors open. So make sure to get there a bit earlier. They played parts of a few different songs as part of the soundcheck and you could watch them as they did it.
8. How long does the show go for?
The setlist is a similar length to his normal shows in Japan, this lasts for around 1:30-2 hours from the start of the show.
9. When does the show start?
The SF show started around 20-30min after doors open. This may vary depending on if there's any delays for some reason.
There are no supporting acts.
