Peter Cetera, affectionately known as the "Voice of Chicago" and celebrated for Grammy-winning songs like "If You Leave Me Now," has captivated audiences for years. Twenty-nine years after leaving Chicago, his solo career soared with the duet "Next Time" with Amy Grant reaching number one in the US. In Japan, his song "Stay With Me," the theme for the 1987 film "Tale of the Bamboo Cutter," was a hit, cementing his enduring appeal.

Now, the Cotton Club, which carries on the legacy of its namesake that birthed countless legends in 1920s Harlem, has been reborn in modern Tokyo with a new style. It is here that Peter Cetera will perform live for the first time in two years.

During his previous Cotton Club engagement, Cetera made his first visit to Japan in 25 years, showcasing a voice that has lost none of its power. Responding to numerous requests, this upcoming live performance promises a stage filled with his solo career's biggest hits, alongside beloved classics from his Chicago era, such as "25 or 6 to 4."