Shota Aoi releases New Single “Endless You” and Announces Orchestral Concert
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Singer and voice actor Shota Aoi released his latest single, “Endless You,” on Wednesday, January 7, 2026. The song serves as the ending theme for the currently airing TV anime, “I Will Live Long to Admire My Most Recommended Brother-in-Law!” [[1]] Aoi also lends his voice to the character of Orsis within the anime.
“Endless You” and the Anime Connection
The lyrics of “Endless You” explore themes of devoted affection and unwavering dedication, mirroring the central relationship in “I Will Live Long to Admire My Most Recommended Brother-in-law!” the song captures the protagonist AlbaS intense feelings for her brother-in-law, Orsis. Aoi’s vocals, described as clear and high-toned, complement a vibrant pop sound, enhancing the emotional impact of the anime’s narrative.
Upcoming Orchestral concert: “Shota Aoi LIVE Orchestra 2026 Moments”
In addition to the single release, Shota Aoi is preparing for his first orchestral concert, “Shota Aoi LIVE Orchestra 2026 Moments,” scheduled for January 17th and 18th, 2026, at the Tachikawa Stage Garden. [[3]]
Concert Details
- Dates: January 17th (Saturday) & January 18th (Sunday), 2026
- Times:
- January 17th: Doors open at 3:00 PM, performance begins at 4:00 PM
- January 18th: Doors open at 2:00 PM, performance begins at 3:00 PM
- Venue: Tachikawa Stage garden
- Ticket Prices:
- General Admission: 11,000 yen
- Reserved Seats: 9,900 yen
- Ticket Purchase: Details available on the official website.
About Shota Aoi
shota Aoi is a versatile entertainer recognized for his work as both a voice actor and a musical artist. He has voiced numerous popular characters in anime and video games and has performed at prominent venues, including Nippon Budokan and the Yoyogi National Gymnasium. [[2]]
A lyric video for “Endless You” has also been released alongside the single. Fans can find more information about Shota Aoi and his upcoming concert on his official website and social media channels.
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