
DADAROMA ONE MAN TOUR "POINT OF NO RETURN" Emergency Live Streaming No Audience Live
Original Title: “DADAROMA ワンマンツアー「POINT OF NO RETURN」”
“"Now, there's no turning back."”
Overview
the final concert tour by the Japanese visual kei band DADAROMA. It concluded with their final performance on May 20, 2020, marking the start of the band's indefinite hiatus, which was later confirmed to be a permanent disbandment.
Top Cast

Yoshiatsu
self

TAKASHI
self

Tomo
self

Ryohei
self
Key Film Crew
Production Stats
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