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Welcome to the Lesher Center Presents 2026/27 Headliners Series!
Lesher Center Presents, in partnership with Diablo Regional Arts Association, has assembled a thrilling collection of internationally recognized performers for our 2026/27 Headliners Series. From Japan’s premiere taiko drummers, to one of the nation’s leading improv troupes, to a special 10th anniversary event for our only-at-the-Lesher Center collegiate a cappella concert, the 2026/27 Headliners Series offers must-see performances from the world of music, comedy, dance, Broadway, and more!
All performances are on sale now—and when you order three or more shows at the same time, you save 15% off the ticket price! Reserve your seats today to guarantee your favorite seats at the best price!
SPECIAL BONUS EVENT!
This January, the Lesher Center will be presenting a major Broadway star for a one-of-a-kind concert event! Those who purchase tickets to any Headliners event by Aug. 15, 2026 will receive priority ordering status! Stay tuned for details!
YAMATO the Drummers of Japan World Tour
26/27 Headliners Series presented by Lesher Center and Diablo Regional Arts Association
- Date: 04/07/2027 7:30 PM - 9:30 PM
- Location: Lesher Center for the Arts
1601 Civic Drive
Walnut Creek, California 94596 - Introduction: Blending music, movement, and emotion into “physical music”
About YAMATO the Drummers of Japan World Tour
For more than three decades, YAMATO Drummers of Japan have captivated audiences around the globe with their extraordinary fusion of rhythm, athleticism and theatrical storytelling. With over 5,000 performances in 55 countries, YAMATO transcends traditional concert experiences, blending music, movement, and emotion into “physical music.”
Their latest production, Tamayura: Echoes of the Soul, centers on a profound question: What is taiko? More than an instrument, YAMATO presents it as a heartbeat, a voice of the soul, and a universal language that connects people across cultures. On stage, the artists command more than 40 taiko drums of varying sizes and tones, including the awe-inspiring “Odaiko”, which measures nearly two meters in diameter and weighing 500 kilograms.
In a world often filled with noise and division, Tamayura offers something rare: a chance to feel, connect, and resonate together.
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