Shinkai Fest 2026 Completes Lineup With AZKi, YuNi, Fuji Aoi, Moemi
A 100-artist, two-day bill with early-scene V-singers anchored to a single Shibuya hall shows the event slotting into the seasonal calendar as a recurring venue-bound fixture rather than a one-off stream.
Key Facts
- ProjectBLUE announced the final performers for Shinkai Fest 2026, subtitled Cho Shinkai, on September 23, 2026.
- Shinkai Fest 2026 runs over two days, October 17 and 18, at Shibuya Stream Hall in Tokyo.
- AZKi, YuNi, Fuji Aoi, Moemi, and 12 other acts are the newly added final batch of performers.
- More than 100 artists are set to perform across the two days of Shinkai Fest 2026.
- Day 1 on October 17 features Fuji Aoi, Hoshikuzu Plane, and Moemi on the Grand Stage.
Reporting from 2 sources: KAI-YOU, PANORA.
ProjectBLUE announced the final batch of performers for its VTuber music event Shinkai Fest 2026, subtitled Cho Shinkai, on September 23, 2026. AZKi, YuNi, Fuji Aoi, Moemi, and 12 other acts join the roster, which the organizer says is now complete. The event runs over two days, October 17 and 18, at Shibuya Stream Hall in Tokyo. More than 100 artists are set to perform across the two days. The festival gathers V-singers who have been active since the early days of the scene. Day 1 on October 17 puts Fuji Aoi, Hoshikuzu Plane, and Moemi on the Grand Stage, among other bookings. The full schedule and stage assignments followed the lineup reveal as the last piece of the programming.
The sixth and final artist announcement closes a lineup that PANORA and KAI-YOU both frame around the same names. ProjectBLUE is the organizer behind the event, and the company confirmed the additions on September 23, 2026.
Day 1, October 17, lists Fuji Aoi, Hoshikuzu Plane, and Moemi on the Grand Stage. PANORA also places Amakazu Sumoa and Rui Tsukishiro on the first day. Both outlets name AZKi, YuNi, Fuji Aoi, and Moemi in the headline additions, and both note that other acts fill out the final batch of 12. Sources agree on the two-day structure, the October 17 and 18 dates, and Shibuya Stream Hall as the venue. The total of more than 100 performers is the figure carried across the coverage. The subtitle Cho Shinkai appears in the PANORA report.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 2 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.