Popular duo Kobukuro has made their fans very excited by announcing their "KOBUKURO LIVE TOUR 2011" incredibly early this year, mostly due to their continually growing popularity.

The duo recently wrapped up their very first stadium tour of Japan and it was met with great success.� Due to the popularity of the tour they have already announced their travel plans for 2011.� The tour will start in May and end in August, taking Kobukuro to various arenas throughout Japan.� They have plans to stop in fourteen different cities and hold thirty-two performances.

Kobukuro's official site has even posted a video of the duo excitedly talking about the 2011 tour.� Their message for fans stating, "We will definitely be doing lots of new songs!� Next year we are going to do tons of live events.� We will work hard.� Uo-!"

Also, they have stated that the final performance of their stadium tour this year will be released on DVD next spring.� Before the DVD comes out it will also be broadcast on the Japanese television network WOWOW.

Link to video announcement: http://teamkobukuro.com/static/tour2011_iframe/meta/1M.asx

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KOBUKURO LIVE TOUR 2011

May 28th - Shizuoka - �Shizuoka Egopa Arena

May 29th - Shizuoka - �Shizuoka Egopa Arena

June 2nd - Tokyo - Budokan

June 3rd - Tokyo - Budokan

June 7th - Osaka - Osaka Castle Hall

June 8th - Osaka - Osaka Castle Hall

June 11th - Fukui - Fukui Sun Dome

June 12th - Fukui - Fukui Sun Dome

June 18th - Hyogo - Kobe World Hall

June 19th - Hyogo - Kobe World Hall

June 24th - Fukuoka - Marine Messe Fukuoka

June 25th - Fukuoka - Marine Messe Fukuoka 2011

June 28th - Miyazaki - Miyazaki Shimin Culture Hall

June 29th - Miyazaki - Miyazaki Shimin Culture Hall

July 2nd - Kanagawa - Yokohama Arena

July 3rd - Kanagawa - Yokohama Arena

July 9th - Tokushima - Asty Tokushima

July 10th - Tokushima - Asty Tokushima

July 15th - Hiroshima - Hiroshima Green Arena

July 16th - Hiroshima - Hiroshima Green Arena

July 20th - Osaka - Osaka Castle Hall

July 21st - Osaka - Osaka Castle Hall

July 24th - Osaka - Osaka Castle Hall

July 25th - Osaka - Osaka Castle Hall

August 6th - Aichi - Nihon Gaishi Hall

August 7th - Aichi - Nihon Gaishi Hall

August 13th - Miyagi - Sendai Sekisuihaimu Super Arena

August 14th - Miyagi - Sendai Sekisuihaimu Super Arena

August 20th - Saitama - Saitama Super Arena

August 21st - Saitama - Saitama Super Arena

August 27th - Hokkaido - Makomanaieki Sekisuihaimuaisu Arena

August 28th - Hokkaido - Makomanaieki Sekisuihaimuaisu Arena

Source: natalie