Who-ya Anime Song Concert

Have you heard the second opening theme of Jujutsu Kaisen, VIVID VICE, or the opening themes of Psycho-Pass 3, Q-vism and Synthetic Sympathy? If so, then you’ve definitely heard the voice of Who-ya, who will be performing a full concert on Saturday at MondoCon Autumn 2026!

Who-ya began his musical career in 2019, performing mainly rock and pop rock. Who-ya Extended is actually a music project rather than a single artist, with Who-ya serving as its vocalist. He was only 20 years old when the project made its debut. While the supporting members may change from song to song, several core members remain constant. Their debut track also became the opening theme for Psycho-Pass 3.

At MondoCon, we’ll be welcoming Who-ya himself. His musical style has been heavily influenced by Linkin Park’s late vocalist, Chester Bennington, who inspired him to pursue a career in music.

Anime songs:

  • Onmyou Kaiten Re (OP – “CRY OUT CRY OVER”)
  • Witch Watch (OP3 – “Bitter end”)
  • Bye Bye, Earth 2nd Season (OP – “Aufheben”)
  • Hametsu no Oukoku (ED – “Prayer”)
  • Build Divide: Code White (ED – “A Shout Of Triumph”)
  • Night Head 2041 (OP – “Icy Ivy”)
  • Jujutsu Kaisen (OP2 – “VIVID VICE”)
  • Psycho-Pass 3: First Inspector (OP – “Synthetic Sympathy”
  • Psycho-Pass 3 (OP – “Q-vism”)

Of course, in addition to his concert, Who-ya will also be signing autographs at MondoCon.

Concert Information:

  • Date & Time: October 17, 2026 (Saturday), 7:00 PM
  • Venue: MondoCon Main Stage

A taste of his songs:

Free Karaoke

Have you been waiting for the opportunity to unleash your voice on stage? Be it alone or with
friends, you may pick from a wide variety of songs to sing along from your favourite anime
and video games, J-pop, J-rock, K-pop or „Western” rock/pop bands, Disney movies and so
on.
In order to perform, you need to sign up at the karaoke room anytime during the Free Karaoke
program by giving us your nickname and choosing a song from our list. As it’s a first-come,
first-served event, you will receive a number and we will call you to the stage when it’s your
time to shine – please bear in mind that the average length of a song is 4-5 minutes, so if there
are e.g. 6 people waiting ahead of you, it would mean you need to wait 25-30 minutes to sing.
Our list of available songs can be found here or at the venue as well.

Please note that during the last hour of the day the organizers may choose to prioritize singers who have not yet had the opportunity to perform that day, or sang fewer songs than others in the queue. Furthermore, inappropriate behaviour on stage (eg. inarticulate shouting, substance abuse, not even attempting to follow the lyrics or melody) may result in being black listed from the programme.