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According to DCTGarden, ticket sales will begin at the end of June/beginning of July depending on the venue, but so far nothing about who is selling the tickets or international sales.

The final list of the top thirty songs voted for is up; nothing yet about how (or if) they will perform them all. See them at:

http://www.dctgarden.com/DWL2011/

Damn! Tickets for the Osaka show went on sale this morning and they are already all sold out WAAAAAHH!!!

I crushed. What are the chances of some tickets been held back for foreign sales like four years ago?

Goods list is online for the Japan shows:

http://www.dwl2011.jp/goods.html

And all Japanese dates are sold out!
Wowww...!

We're leaving in about 3 1/2 hours. See you in August!

Enjoy and give up updates if you can!

nogizaka wrote:We're leaving in about 3 1/2 hours. See you in August!

I'm not going to Wonderland but anybody who's going to the Hokkaido\Sapporo show could go to bar reboot for a drink you may even see Takahiro Nishikawa ex. DCT and maybe get a photo lol.

Address: http://translate.google.com.au/translat ... rmd%3Divns

click on the Map link on that page for a map and the address, also a link of some writer who met Takahiro in bar reboot photo near the bottom of the page.

http://www.otaru-uc.ac.jp/~shawn/

We're back, and the concert was fantastic! More later.

Johnny, I swear you are clairvoyant; we made it to bar-reboot for the pre-concert party, met a lot of DCT fans (the first we've ever met), and met Niehya! More on that later!

Fantastic! Dying to hear the details

I've just returned from the second Dorikamu concert at Fukuoka Yahoo! Japan Dome, my first attendance to their live performance. The roof of this baseball stadium was closed. I was one, maybe the only, gaijin among 35,000 people. The concert was great!

The performance lasted for nearly three hours, including encore. It was a lavish show, involving about 15 (?) musicians, nearly 50 dancers, and a local brass band from Kyushu.

How could the artists get close to their audience? By using all parts of the gigantic main stage and three additional elevating small stages, named "cubes", within the arena, by running, even cycling around the inner circle, and - Miwa did it again and "flew" over the audience.

I can't provide you a setlist. Miwa appeared on stage crying, and started right away performing the no. 1 voted "Nandodemo". After about two hours of old and new pop songs DCT performed two rock songs including "Monsters".

After 2 1/2 hours DCT said good-bye. Rhythmic clapping for encore remained reluctant, but "La Ola" waves went thru the audience and finally got DCT on stage again for three more songs, beginning with Love Love Love. The final song was Matane, it began with hanabi (fireworks) behind the main stage.

Three hours of standing, dancing, and clapping left me completely soaked. But I do not want to have missed any single second of this fantastic show!

Fantastic review! Thanks so much for sharing
That inner circle...reminds me of the '99 Wonderland Winter show

Was there anything outside for the concert? (Goods booths)

Here is a set list for the Sapporo concert; besides the first two and the last three, they are not in order. If I had known that there would not be a set list in the tour book, I would have written them down. Anyway...

Nando demo
Sono saki e
Fall in Love Again
Eyes to Me
Jikan Ryokou
Ring! Ring! Ring!
Asa ga mata suru
Meganegoshi no sora
Dozo yoroshiku
Ikite yuku no desu
Carnaval
A little waltz
Winter Song
Torridge and Lisbah
It's so delicious
Poison Central
Make me your own
Nee
Mascara matsugae
Shichigatsu nanoka, hare
Taiyou ga mitteru
Weather Report
The Signs of Love
The One
Osaka Lover
Sankyu
Yasashii Kiss o shite
So da you
Jet!
The Monster
Funka-Monster
True, Baby, True
Kessen wa kinyoubi
Kono koi wa Hard-boiled
Ureshii! Tanoshii! Daisuki!
Love, Love, Love
Ano natsu no hanabi
Mata ne

Thirty-eight songs that we remember, some performed in shortened versions. Not all of the songs voted for were performed.

Jei wrote:Was there anything outside for the concert? (Goods booths)

Of course! There were long lines of buyers patiently waiting at these booths. Without waiting, I got a tiny "DWL 2011" towel for free - I only had to show my Power Plant membership card and turn in a coupon I had received by (snail) mail.

See Marcellus Nealy's blog about the Fukuoka concerts at http://www.light-walker.com/blog/?p=1671. He gives an interesting and funny backstage view about the tour.