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Hakui Koyori: First Solo Concert and Second Album Announced
"Chemical Spark" is set for release on December 2, and three weeks later "Dream Spark" follows at the Tokyo Garden Theatre.

Hololive VTuber Hakui Koyori has announced her first solo concert, "Dream Spark," for December 22, 2026, at the Tokyo Garden Theatre. Before that, her second album "Chemical Spark" will be released on December 2, as COVER Corporation confirmed in an official statement.
"Chemical Spark" Becomes Koyori's First Nationwide Distributed Album
The second album is built around a science-themed concept and, according to COVER, will for the first time be regularly distributed nationwide in Japanese retail. It includes, among others, "Baku Love + Chemistry" by Nayutalien and "Kanseitou yori" by Shota Horie, along with newly written songs and CD-exclusive tracks. The new song "Pink ni Nacchae," written, composed and arranged by jon-YAKITORY, has already been released digitally in advance.
The album will be released as a standard edition and as a fully limited edition. The latter includes, among other things, an advance lottery code for tickets to the solo concert. A reservation page for "Chemical Spark" is already live.
For Hololive, music has become a firm part of VTuber activities. On aninew.de, for example, Natsuiro Matsuri's large VTuber design wave on X recently drew attention. At the same time, the Japanese VTuber industry is also changing on the agency side, as the announced end of Sony's VTuber project VEE shows.
First Solo Concert on December 22
"Hakui Koyori 1st Live Dream Spark" takes place on December 22 at the Tokyo Garden Theatre in Tokyo. COVER has so far confirmed the date and venue; further concert details are to follow later. Ticket sales are therefore not yet fully explained, although the mentioned limited album edition already includes a code for an advance ticket lottery.
A release of the album specifically for Germany or a concert date outside Japan is not mentioned in the announcement. For German-speaking fans, the digital release of the new music therefore remains the directly accessible part of the announcement for now.