MyGO!!!!! sells out 9th LIVE and announces an extra Kobe show

MyGO!!!!! 9th LIVE sold-out announcement

On July 19, 2026, Bushiroad Music published a report on MyGO!!!!! 9th LIVE “つなぎ目の向こうに,” the band’s two-day solo show at Pia Arena MM. The release says both days sold out, making the run MyGO!!!!!’s largest solo-live crowd so far. It also confirms several new announcements that came out of the venue: a music video for “羅永線,” an extra solo live in Hyogo, and a ninth single.

What Was Announced

The report frames the July 18-19 concert as a milestone rather than just a routine live date. MyGO!!!!! performed two different setlists across the weekend, with 17 songs each day, and the show included live debuts for “残痕字” and “証命讃歌.” The final stretch of the concert also included the first live performance of “羅永線,” which helped turn the closing section into the kind of moment fans usually remember long after the lights go down.

More importantly for the next few months, the band used the show to reveal what comes next. The official news points to a music video for “羅永線,” an additional solo live in Hyogo under the title “神戸再景編,” and a ninth single. The official BanG Dream! event listing now places that Hyogo date on November 14-15, 2026, at World Memorial Hall in Kobe Port Island Hall.

Why It Matters

This is a useful marker for the BanG Dream! project because it shows how much of the franchise’s momentum still lives on stage. A sold-out two-night arena run is concrete evidence that the live side of MyGO!!!!! remains a major draw, and the announcement of another regional show shows that Bushiroad is not treating the Yokohama run as a one-off victory lap.

That matters even if you mostly follow the anime side of BanG Dream!. The franchise has always worked by linking character stories, voice performances, recorded music, and live concerts, so a single report like this tells you where the next wave of attention will likely go. In this case, the next wave is a new music video, a new single, and another live date in Kobe.

Context for International Fans

MyGO!!!!! is one of the bands inside the BanG Dream! multimedia project, which means its story does not stop with an anime season or a streaming catalog. Fans outside Japan often discover the franchise through animation first, but the live activity is where the project keeps evolving in public. That is why a report like this is worth tracking even if you did not attend the concert itself.

The live’s structure also makes the announcement easier to follow from abroad. The main event page on the official BanG Dream! site keeps the July 18-19 show in view, while the new Kobe listing gives a concrete next stop with a real venue and date range. If you want a clean entry point into the current MyGO!!!!! arc, the concert report and the official event pages are better references than fragmented social posts.

What Happens Next

The most immediate follow-up is the Hyogo show on November 14-15, 2026. Fans should also watch for the “羅永線” music video and the ninth single details as they are rolled out. For now, the important part is simple: this is no longer just a successful weekend in Yokohama. It is the start of the next phase of MyGO!!!!!’s live and release schedule.

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Information was checked on July 20, 2026, 06:18 JST.

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