Umamusume Pretty Derby 5th EVENT ARENA TOUR GO BEYOND (ウマ娘 プリティーダービー 5th EVENT ARENA TOUR GO BEYOND) is an ongoing live concert tour taking place in the following location(s): PIA ARENA MM in Yokohama on July 15 and 16, 2023 (–WISH–) Port Messe Nagoya in Nagoya on September 16 and 17, 2023 (–GAZE–)

6th EVENT The New Frontier is an upcoming live event for Umamusume: Pretty Derby. It will have a Spring and Autumn leg and will be held at Saitama Super Arena.

*betcover!! 　　vocal guitar flute / Jiro Yanase 　　guitar / Riki Hidaka 　　bass / Hayato Yoshida a.k.a Falconman 　　drums / Rokuro Iwakata 　　key / Tsukasa Shirase 　　sax / Kei Matsumaru 　　 　　*Live Crew 　　Stage Producer : 　　Kota Takano（Danii） 　　 　　FOH Engineer : 　　Koki Sugiyama（flagship） 　　 　　Monitor Engineer : 　　Tsutomu Oya（LSD Engineerring） 　　 　　Lighting Designer & Operator : 　　Saki Ichijo（SSNW） 　　 　　Instrument Technician : 　　Shiho Yamamoto 　　 　　*Live Shooting, Recording Crew 　　Director： 　　Moriro Miyamoto 　　 　　Camera： 　　Wataru Umeda 　　Ryuichi Taniura 　　Hiroki Tsuda 　　Rio Muraeda 　　Tatsuhiko Nakahara 　　*Designer： 　　Riku Hoshika

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