The final of Reira Shio's "GABU GABU" tour! A night of excitement at Shibuya CLUB QUATTRO
The curtain came down on Reira Shio's solo tour 2025 "GABU GABU", which concluded with the final performance at Shibuya CLUB QUATTRO on March 15. The following is a digest of the frenzy.

Shio appeared on stage amidst a cool beat and lights, dressed in a star-studded T-shirt. Amidst the applause and cheers of the fans, she sang the first song, "B-Boy," as she traversed the stage with her hand mic. She continued with "moviNG on" and "Reasonable Girlfriend," before Shio shouted, "I'm going to make your night awesome! Shio shouted, "I'll make it a great night for you!

Shio carrying an acoustic guitar. The song "Smile Baby" begins with the sound of a telephone call. Everyone is smiling! I'll point at you if you're not smiling! Shio encouraged the audience to smile. The colorful setlist continued with the latest songs "Koi wo Hishoite" and "Itoshii Hito".

I'm so glad that my songs are still alive in people's hearts. The piano intro started the first ballad "Sentimental Kiss," which was released three years ago today. She sang carefully through the next song, "Darling you," as if to gently capture the feelings of "that time" that everyone has.

We're going to play some hot songs!" From "Hi no Yojin", a mature performance with Latin rhythms, to "Great Hacker" and "Bimonen Rock", the band kicked into high gear for the second half of the concert. Switching his acoustic guitar to a white Telecaster, he performed a new song, "Tokubetsu ni Makete".

In the last MC, the band announced their solo tour "Nebosuke". In the excitement, the tension of the audience reached the maximum when they performed "Tightrope" and "Miso Soup and Butter". For the last song, they put down their guitars and closed with "Dancing Circus Night" as if they were enjoying dancing with their fans.

One-man tour "NESPOKE" will start in September 2025. The tour will be held from September 2025, and will tour 7 cities in Japan including Hiroshima and Sapporo. The tour final will be held at WWW X in Tokyo on October 12. After the "GABU GABU" tour, we look forward to Shio's future activities as he continues to gobble up more music!
Text by Yuri Kato
photo by renzo masuda
Live information
USHIO REIRA One Man Tour "Nebasuke
1st pre-registration starts (until 3/20(Thu.) 23:59)https://l-tike.com/ushioreira/
Ticket price 5,000 yen (+1Drink)
September 14 (Sun) Aichi: Nagoya JAMMIN' OPEN 17:30 / START 18:00
September 15 (Mon., holiday) Osaka: Umeda Shangri-la OPEN 16:30 / START 17:00
September 21 (Sun) Hokkaido: Sapporo PLANT HALL OPEN 17:30 / START 18:00
September 23 (Tue, holiday) Miyagi: Sendai enn 2nd OPEN 16:30 / START 17:00
September 27 (Sat) Hiroshima: Cave-Be OPEN 17:30 / START 18:00
September 28 (Sun) Fukuoka: DRUM SON OPEN 16:30 / START 17:00
October 12 (Sun) Tokyo: Shibuya WWWX OPEN 16:00 / START 17:00
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