ONE OK ROCK DETOX EUROPEAN TOUR 2025

One Ok Rock finish their world tour in Budapest.

One Ok Rock has only been in Hungary once during their career, and tickets for their 2019 concert sold out in hours. Now they are returning with their latest album Detox, this time to the Budapest Arena on 30 October, as they will finish their biggest world tour so far in the Hungarian capital.

One Ok Rock was formed 20 years ago in Tokyo, inspired by the fact that they used to rehearse regularly at 1am because it was cheaper to pay for the rehearsal room. The practice has paid off handsomely since then: One Ok Rock has become one of Japan's most popular bands, from filling small clubs, now had sold out the biggest arenas and stadiums. With their emotional songs and energetic concerts, they have blown music fans around the world away with their emo, alternative rock and pop-influenced music.

Founded in Tokyo during 2005, the quartet—Taka [vocals], Toru [guitar], Tomoya [drums], and Ryota [bass]—have unassumingly emerged as a global phenomenon and one of Japan’s hottest exports with dozens of international gold and platinum
certifications and billions of streams.

The newly announced tour dates support the recent arrival of ONE OK ROCK’s latest full length album DETOX, the 11th studio release and arrives as the band celebrates their 20th anniversary.  

ONE OK ROCK will kick off their 2025 DETOX World Tour with a Latin American leg starting in Mexico at the Tecate Pa’l Norte festival in Monterrey in April and highlighted by their first trip back to South America since 2017 to play their biggest shows yet on the continent.  The North American leg of the tour launches in May and marks the band’s most ambitious journey across the United States and Canada to date. After joining Linkin Park for the Paris stop of their longtime friends’ own world tour, the band will return to Japan for their recently announced stadium shows (full itinerary below).  During autumn they head back to Europe, where they conclude their world tour in Budapest on 30 October.