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DRUM TAO 2026

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DRUM TAO - The Best
Saturday, January 31, 2026 @ 7 pm *EARLY CURTAIN TIME*

Price Range $56 - $68

Thunderous rhythms, mesmerizing visuals. Direct from Japan, DRUM TAO explodes on stage with a captivating performance full of flash and fire!

Enjoyed by over 10 million spectators across 26 countries, DRUM TAO returns to Staller following their previous sold-out performance on our Main Stage, ready to thrill audiences once again. Renowned for their powerful and athletic drumming, the group's newest show, The Best, blends traditional “Wadaiko” drums with modern energy and theatrical flair. See this ensemble at their peak and join in celebrating the highlights of their global career.

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Known for their athletic precision, vibrant costumes, and dramatic stage presence, DRUM TAO’s performances blend ancient instruments, such as taiko drums, flutes, and harps, with cutting-edge choreography and staging. The troupe has earned widespread critical acclaim, with The Chicago Tribune praising them as “extraordinarily talented percussion artists,” and the Edinburgh Evening News calling their show “undoubtedly one of the finest.”