Daoko

J-Pop

The next Daoko concert is scheduled for Saturday, August 16, 2025 at Imakoko in 渋谷区, Japan. See all 1 upcoming concerts

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Top Songs By Daoko

Listen to Uchiagehanabi by DAOKO×米津玄師, see lyrics, music video & more!

UchiagehanabiDAOKO×米津玄師

Listen to Bang! by Daoko, see lyrics, music video & more!

Bang!Daoko

Listen to Samishii Kamisama by DAOKO, see lyrics, music video & more!

Samishii KamisamaDAOKO

Listen to Step Up Love by DAOKO×岡村靖幸, see lyrics, music video & more!

Step Up LoveDAOKO×岡村靖幸

Listen to Yumemitetano Atashi by DAOKO, see lyrics, music video & more!

Yumemitetano AtashiDAOKO

Act (feat. Daoko)Giga & TeddyLoid

Listen to Daisuki with TeddyLoid by Daoko, see lyrics, music video & more!

Daisuki with TeddyLoidDaoko

Listen to Tsuki no Hana by Daoko, see lyrics, music video & more!

Tsuki no HanaDaoko

Listen to Senkyaku Banrai by DAOKO × MIYAVI, see lyrics, music video & more!

Senkyaku BanraiDAOKO × MIYAVI

Listen to Cinderella Step by DAOKO, see lyrics, music video & more!

Cinderella StepDAOKO

Upcoming Concerts for Daoko

Aug
16
Aug 16, 2025
Imakoko
渋谷区

Latest Release

ALBUMAddiction (ESME MORI Remix) - Singleとた, Daoko

More albums from Daoko

ALBUMSlash-&-BurnDaoko

ALBUMAnimaDAOKO

ALBUMShitekiryokoDAOKO

ALBUMThank You BlueDAOKO

Listen to Moshimo Bokura Ga Game No Shyuyakude / Daisuki with TeddyLoid / Bang! by Daoko

ALBUMMoshimo Bokura Ga Game No Shyuyakude / Daisuki with TeddyLoid / Bang!Daoko

ALBUMDAOKODaoko

ALBUMDimensionDaoko

ALBUMGravityDaoko

ALBUMUtutuDaoko

ALBUMHyper Girl - Mukougawa No Onnanoko -Daoko

Daoko's Popular Music Videos

Daisuki with TeddyLoid

Haikei-Goodbye-Sayonara

Daoko

Artist Playlists

Daoko Essentials

A young Tokyo star exploring every corner of the musical map.

DAOKO Video Essentials

The MC navigates a world that looks both futuristic and familiar.

About Daoko

Hometown

Born

March 4, 1997

Genre

J-Pop

Rapper DAOKO launched her music career at age 15 after hip-hop MC Jinmenusagi saw performance clips she’d posted online and helped her land a record deal. ∙ She provided vocals for TeddyLoid’s “Me!Me!Me!,” a 2014 song whose animated video went viral after being included in the weekly animation showcase Japan Animator Expo. ∙ At the 2015 MTV Video Music Awards Japan, DAOKO was nominated for Next Break Artist for her video “Kakete Ageru.” ∙ “Uchiagehanabi,” her 2017 collaboration with Kenshi Yonezu, was the theme song for the anime film Fireworks and a No. 1 hit in Japan. ∙ In 2018, she was nominated for Best Japanese Artist at the MTV Europe Music Awards.

Daoko has also released music as a member of QUBIT.

Influenced by DaokoDaoko has influenced the music of REINO, Kohaku, shlin. and more.