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Last Sunday I went to "Tour - The Noble was Born in Chaos," the collaborative concert of Versailles, Kaya and Matenro Opera. Today I'd like to write about it.

The concert was at Sunphonix Sound Hall in Yokohama. I arrived at the hall nearly one hour before the start of the show. It was such a hot and humid day and waiting outside was hard . . . maybe I was lucky that I was not wearing a Gothic Lolita dress.

The first act was Matenro Opera. They appeard with cool new outfits. They played "alkaloid showcase," "Bokyaku Celluloid," "Plastic Cell" and more. They also played a song from upcoming single "Spectacular," and the song was very good! Sono's voice sounded so beautiful. During their performance, fans started singing "Happy Birthday," for drummer Yuu! It seemed he was very satisfied with the song and big cake prepared by fans.

Second was Kaya. When he showed up, the air of the concert hall changed - he was so goregous in the red dress, and the stage transformed into part of Kaya's elegant world! Everyone screamed "Kaya! Kaya!" and crowded the stage. He sang and danced his latest single "Chocolat" with two handsome boys, and then talked for a while. His MC was so funny; I thought it was great! He said in a suggestive way that he was happy since he got to share his room with Matenro Opera during the concert tour, and everyone laughed. Then he performed "Silvery Dark," "Epicurean" and a few more songs. Every song was dramatic. He sounded pleased when he talked about performing in his hometown the following month.

When final act Versailles started their performance, I'd almost made it to the front of the audience thanks to everyone rushing the stage during Kaya's set. I was standing towards the left side of the hall, so I could see guitarist Teru and bassist Jasmine You playing just in front of me. The audience heated up and went completely mad, falling into chaos . . everyone jumped, screamed members' names, sung, and danced together. The band played "Aristocrat's Symphony," "Suzerain," "Zombie" and more from the latest album "Noble." They also played my favorite songs "Beast of Desire" and "Sforzando." The final song was, of course, their theme song "The Revenant Choir."

This time the concert hall was so small that there was little distance between artists and fans. I loved it and hope that I can go again.