BINI heads to Japan’s Summer Sonic 2026 amid North America tour

Nation’s Girl Group performs in Osaka (Aug. 14), Tokyo (Aug. 16) as a global tour pushes P-pop further on the world stage.

Fresh off their history-making Coachella debut, BINI is set to bring P-pop to another major international stage as the Nation’s Girl Group joins the lineup of “Summer Sonic 2026,” one of Japan’s biggest and most prestigious music festivals.

The eight-member group will mount a two-city festival run, performing at the Mountain Stage in Osaka on August 14 before heading to Tokyo on August 16. BINI is also slated to share the lineup with global acts including Jamiroquai, Flowerovlove, and Japanese-Filipino singer-songwriter Ena Mori.

Fans are also anticipating the group to perform the Japanese version of “Born to Win,” further strengthening BINI’s growing presence in Japan.

The Summer Sonic appearance comes in the middle of BINI’s “Signals World Tour 2026,” which sees the group headlining shows across North America, Asia, and Oceania. 

Following their Japan performances, the group will continue the tour with stops in Vancouver (August 18), Calgary (August 21), Edmonton (August 22), and Winnipeg (August 24).

BINI has continued to expand its global footprint this year through international festival appearances, sold-out overseas concerts, and high-profile projects, including becoming the first Filipino act to record a Taglish song for a DreamWorks Animation film with “A Parallel World” for “Forgotten Island.” 

Their upcoming Summer Sonic debut marks yet another milestone in the group’s mission to introduce P-pop to a wider global audience.

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