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Held annually in Brighton since 2006, The Great Escape is Europe’s fastest-growing music marketplace and consumer festival. It is part of a remit to create overseas showcase opportunities for performers at Tokyo International Music Market further showcases will follow. The showcase is organised by The Foundation for Promotion of Music Industry and Culture (PROMIC) and Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ), and coordinated by It Came From Japan. This will be the first time Japan has provided resources for a pop/rock showcase like this in Europe. So what is Japan Rising? It’s a big deal, that’s what. We’ll also have Tom Smith from Japan Underground on the decks, and sponsorship from Manga Entertainment UK. TarO&JirO, Juice FM Blind Tiger (10:45pm) Mayu Wakisaka, Resonance FM St Mary’s Church (7pm) TarO&JirO, a pair of brothers who play grunge-influenced rock music on acoustic guitars, honed their craft in London before returning to Japan to sign a major deal.Īll three artists will also perform separately later that evening with other international bands:īuffalo Daughter, Artrocker Stage The Hope (11:15pm) Mayu Wakisaka has earned critical acclaim and songwriting awards around the world. This will be the first UK show in 13 years by Buffalo Daughter, who have long been active worldwide and have just concluded a well-received US tour.

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We’ll have free sushi for everyone, and entry is free with a Great Escape festival wristband. JAPAN RISING will be held on at the Queens Hotel in Brighton, 12-4pm. It Came From Japan is involved in putting on an official Japan showcase stage at The Great Escape festival in Brighton, England, in May! Here’s the big news we’ve been teasing for a couple of months.

Mayu Wakisaka, Arts Council St Mary’s Church (7pm)

JAPAN RISING showcase at The Great Escapeīuffalo Daughter, Artrocker Stage The Hope (11:15pm) Here’s a recap of the show info (note the updated time for TarO&JirO’s extra show): (It looks like one-day tickets are all gone…) The festival pass lets you in to not only Japan Rising but roughly 35 venues with around 400 bands performing day and night.Īs previously announced here, the artists will play together at Japan Rising on 10 May at Queens and then each play individual shows later that evening. Three-day tickets for the festival are on sale now at £59.25. Think of it as a welcoming party, since the band members will have arrived in the UK the previous evening – and everyone’s invited. The show features the same three artists – Buffalo Daughter, Mayu Wakisaka and TarO&JirO – but no free sushi this time. So you’re all set for Japan Rising on 10 May at The Great Escape festival in Brighton, right? Better make a weekend of it: We can now announce a warm-up show on 8 May called Japan Rising Preview! Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSS But we hope you love it, and tell your friends about it, and subscribe to our YouTube channel, and leave comments, and… Ah whatever, just enjoy the video 🙂įind band links and more info at or follow us on Twitter – and hey, write us a message on our iTunes page and let us know what you think! All tracks used with permission. It’s been something like two years since our last episode, and making a fully subtitled interview video was time-consuming, so who knows when the next one will come. The video also includes exclusive live performances of several songs at Lush in Shibuya, Tokyo, including their single ‘L.O.V.E, Right?’ You should watch the video, it’s great! Now, Heavenstamp have an amazing new album called Love Builders, and we asked them loads of stuff about it. Yeah, so the main thing is not an audio podcast but a beautiful video on YouTube – an interview with the excellent band Heavenstamp! Regular listeners will know that we played them on the ICFJ podcast episode 38, back in 2014.