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Hakos Baelz Sets First Solo Concert REGALIA for December 1

The ticketing splits venue sales between ZAIKO on the English side and Lawson Ticket on the Japanese side, so buyers face different application routes and fee structures depending on which page they land on.

Key Facts

  • Hakos Baelz 1st Concert "REGALIA" is scheduled for Tuesday, December 1, 2026 at Kanadevia Hall in Tokyo.
  • Venue ticket prices for Hakos Baelz 1st Concert "REGALIA" run from 9,800 yen for balcony standing to 16,000 yen for arena standing with early entry, all including a keychain.
  • The first advance lottery for Hakos Baelz 1st Concert "REGALIA" runs from September 28 to October 4, 2026, with winners confirmed and payment due October 8 through October 12.
  • Streaming tickets for Hakos Baelz 1st Concert "REGALIA" cost 6,800 yen via SPWN and are sold through January 8, 2027.
  • Hakos Baelz 1st Concert "REGALIA" merchandise sales opened September 28, 2026 and close October 26, 2026.

Reporting from 3 sources: hololive production (EN), hololive production (JP), PANORA.

Hakos Baelz Sets First Solo Concert REGALIA for December 1

COVER Corporation opened applications on Monday for the first advance lottery for Hakos Baelz 1st Concert "REGALIA," the hololive member's solo show at Kanadevia Hall in Tokyo on Tuesday, December 1, 2026. The first lottery runs from 9:00 PM Monday through 11:59 PM Sunday, October 4, with winner confirmation and payment from October 8 through October 12. Venue tickets range from 9,800 yen for balcony standing to 16,000 yen for arena standing with early entry, and all tickets come with a keychain. The early entry tier adds a pre-show fan meeting. Streaming tickets cost 6,800 yen and are sold through SPWN, with sales running from September 28 through January 8, 2027, and the archive viewable until 11:59 PM that day. Concert merchandise went on sale the same day, with a sales window through October 26.

The venue splits into four price tiers. Arena standing with early entry is 16,000 yen, arena standing alone is 11,500 yen, balcony reserved seating is 13,500 yen, and balcony standing is 9,800 yen. Every tier includes the same bonus: a key holder that doubles as a holder for headbands and towels. The early entry tier adds a pre-show fan meeting.

Applications are capped at two tickets per person, and the ticket holder's name is printed on each one. The English-language page routes buyers through ZAIKO and charges an 880 yen service fee on receipt; the Japanese page routes them through Lawson Ticket and breaks the fee into a 440 yen advance service fee, a 330 yen system usage fee, and a 110 yen e-ticket fee. General sales open November 1 at 1:00 PM, first-come, first-served in Japan and through ZAIKO for overseas buyers. A second ZAIKO lottery follows from October 14 to October 19, with payment from October 23 to October 26.

Doors open at 4:45 PM for early entry and 5:35 PM for general admission. The stream starts at 6:00 PM and the concert at 6:30 PM. SPWN carries separate Japan and overseas ticket links, plus a 220 yen handling fee, and the archive can be rewatched as many times as the buyer wants until the cutoff, after which viewing stops even mid-playback.

Synthesized by Yomimono from the 3 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.

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