Hololive Marine 1st Live: How to get stream tickets

Houshou Marine of Hololive’s 3rd Generation celebrates her first ever solo live concert in 2024, and fans can get streaming tickets right now.

From the moment Houshou Marine made her debut in Hololive as part of its third generation of Japanese talents, fans knew she was something special. A highly skilled artist and energetic singer paired with the personality of a lewd and chaotic middle-aged woman, Marine immediately stood out from the sea of vtubers in 2020. Eventually, her hard work and talent made her the most subscribed Japanese vtuber as of 2024 with over 3 million subscribers.

Following that massive success, Marine announced her first-ever solo live concert for 2024.

How to get streaming tickets for Houshou Marine 1st Live

Fans can purchase streaming tickets for Houshou Marine 1st Live from the Hololive-Zaiko website.

Through the official Hololive-Zaiko ticket website, fans can purchase streaming tickets for Marine’s debut solo concert. Although another website also provides streaming tickets, it is in Japanese. Zaiko is in English and also allows for international credit cards or Alipay.

Marine will have two concerts from December 7 to December 8, 2024, both taking place at K-Arena Yokohama. Individual day tickets will cost ¥6,720 or roughly $44 including handling fee while a two-day pass will cost ¥11,720 or roughly $78. Those using credit cards outside of Japan will be charged an additional 3% of the total ticket cost.

Once purchased, fans can watch the concerts live, starting at 6 pm JST, 5 am ET. Additionally, fans can rewatch the archived concert on the website until January 8, 2025.

2024 is a big year for Hololive

Multiple solo concerts and international events have made 2024 a lucrative year for the vtuber agency Hololive.

While there were some unfortunate graduations, the year overall has been positive for the agency. Successful crossovers with Major League Baseball and Hoshimachi Suisei’s single Bibbidiba reaching the top of Japan’s music charts means Hololive’s growth continues unabated.

Plus, the solo concerts of Sakura Miko and Houshou Marine showcase the company’s growing confidence in its individual talents. Whatever the future holds, it looks bright for Hololive.