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About the festival
Major Japanese rock and pop festival held simultaneously in Tokyo and Osaka over a weekend.
107artists
11stages
2days
35,000attendees
Lineup
107 artists · 14 headliners
HeadlinerJAMIROQUAIAcid JazzJamiroquai is a British band led by singer Jay Kay, formed in London in 1992. Known for blending funk, acid jazz, and disco with dance elements, they achieved global success with hits like "Virtual Insanity" and "Cosmic Girl" from their 1996 album Travelling Without Moving.
HeadlinerL'Arc-en-CielJ-rockL'Arc-en-Ciel is a Japanese rock band formed in Osaka in 1991, consisting of hyde, ken, tetsuya, and yukihiro. Known for blending rock with pop, electronica, and orchestral elements, they became one of Japan's best-selling and most influential acts, closely tied to the visual kei movement.
HeadlinerOMARIONR&BOmarion is an American R&B singer, dancer, and actor who rose to fame as the frontman of the group B2K before launching a successful solo career with albums like "O" and "21". Known for his smooth vocals and dance-driven performances, he blends contemporary R&B with pop influences.
AKMUK-popAKMU (Akdong Musician) is a South Korean sibling duo composed of Lee Chan-hyuk and Lee Su-hyun, who rose to fame after winning K-pop Star 2. Known for folk-pop and acoustic-driven songs with witty, introspective lyrics, they blend indie sensibilities with mainstream K-pop appeal.
Daichi YamamotoJapanese hip-hopDaichi Yamamoto is a Japanese rapper and vocalist based in Tokyo, known for his hazy, experimental approach to hip-hop that blends jazz and psychedelic influences. He is associated with the Tokyo underground scene and has collaborated with producers like STUTS.
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ena moriindie popEna Mori is a Filipino-Canadian singer, songwriter, and producer known for her eccentric, genre-blending pop songs that mix dreamy synths with quirky, playful arrangements. She has released projects including the EP "no place like home" and full-length album "Loveddreamt."
ENDRECHERIFunkENDRECHERI is the solo musical project of Japanese actor and singer Tsuyoshi Domoto, member of the group KinKi Kids. Under this alias he explores funk, soul, and groove-oriented music, writing, producing, and arranging his own work.
Hana HopeJ-Pop
HANRORORock
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JAMES FAUNTLEROYR&BJames Fauntleroy is an American singer-songwriter and producer known for his work behind the scenes with artists like Rihanna, Justin Timberlake, and Beyoncé, as well as his own soulful solo material. He is a member of the groups The Untitled and Chargaux collaborator Cocaine 80s, blending R&B with atmospheric, introspective songwriting.
Jeremy QuartusJ-Pop
LE SSERAFIMK-popLE SSERAFIM is a South Korean girl group formed by Source Music, a subsidiary of HYBE, debuting in 2022. Known for hits like "Fearless" and "ANTIFRAGILE," the group blends confident, self-assured lyrical themes with powerful choreography and hybrid pop-dance sounds.
LET ME KNOWAlternative
lil soft tennisHip-Hop/Rap
Masato HayashiHip-Hop/Rap
PassCodeidol metalPassCode is a Japanese idol group formed in 2013, known for blending metalcore and electronic dance music with idol pop vocals. Their sound combines screamed vocals, heavy guitar riffs, and EDM elements, distinguishing them within the idol metal scene alongside groups like Babymetal.
PENTATONIXa cappellaPentatonix is an American a cappella group formed in 2011 in Arlington, Texas, known for winning NBC's "The Sing-Off." They perform vocal-only arrangements of pop covers, holiday songs, and original music, using beatboxing and layered harmonies instead of instruments.
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STUTSHip-HopSTUTS is a Japanese beatmaker and producer known for blending hip-hop instrumentals with jazz influences. He gained wide recognition for his track "Ordinary Days" featuring Bim, Punpee, and Miyachi, and has collaborated with numerous Japanese hip-hop and R&B artists.
Survive Said The Prophetmelodic hardcoreSurvive Said The Prophet is a Japanese rock band formed in Chiba, known for blending melodic hardcore, post-hardcore, and pop-punk influences with emotionally charged vocals. The band has built a strong following in Japan's rock scene and performed at major festivals.
The Meal GrooveJ-Pop
Travis JapanJ-PopTravis Japan is a Japanese idol group formed under Johnny & Associates (now STARTO ENTERTAINMENT), known for their strong emphasis on dance, particularly tap and hip-hop influenced choreography. They made their major debut in 2023 with the single "Just Dance Basic," expanding into the US market.
TWSK-popTWS is a South Korean boy group formed by Pledis Entertainment, debuting in 2024 as a "brother group" to Seventeen. Known for their bright, youthful pop sound, they gained popularity with singles like "Plot Twist" and "Sparkling Blue."
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Yohji IgarashiElectronic
Yu SekiDance
YUKIJ-popYUKI is a Japanese singer-songwriter and former vocalist of the alternative rock band Judy and Mary. She launched a successful solo career in 2000, known for her distinctive voice and blend of pop, rock, and electronic influences across numerous albums.
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告五人 (Accusefive)indie popAccusefive (告五人) is a Taiwanese indie pop band formed in Taipei, known for lead vocalist Owodog's distinctive breathy vocals. The band gained mainstream popularity with songs like "披星戴月的想你" and combines folk-pop melodies with youthful, romantic lyrics.
Set times
Set Times
Full running order in the festival's local time. Collected by Setline, so the festival's own schedule is the last word.
Saturday, 15 August
Marine Stage
- 15:40-16:30 Keshi
Mountain Stage
- 18:30-19:30 Kasabian
Air Stage
- 19:20-20:50 The Strokes
Getting there
Where it happens
LocationTokyo, Chiba, Japan
DatesAug 14, 2026 - Aug 16, 2026Doors and set times in the schedule above
