Red Bull Launches In-Yo! Series With YAO Supergroup
The series formalizes a rare direct collaboration between top-tier Japanese hip-hop and rock acts under a single project, with the first group YAO combining four major names from both scenes.
The series formalizes a rare direct collaboration between top-tier Japanese hip-hop and rock acts under a single project, with the first group YAO combining four major names from both scenes.
AtHeart's use of gym balls in Lia Kim's choreography for a remake of a 1990s hit marks a distinctive visual and performance strategy for the group's first release under the TIME TRAVEL PROJECT.
TELASA secures exclusive Japanese streaming rights for KCON LA's main stage, offering a fixed-price three-day pass that includes hour-long headliner sets and a wide lineup of current K-Pop acts.
The program's fine print, which prohibits criticism of Suno and waives legal rights, has drawn scrutiny as the company faces lawsuits over alleged use of copyrighted songs for AI training.
The second edition expands the SKZOO product line with larger mascots and a new bath-time theme, following the first edition's format.
After 40 years as a summer-seasonal band, TUBE is making its theatrical debut with a documentary that captures a full anniversary year of live performances and backstage moments.
RAF Studio offers a rapper's perspective on the expanding Japanese hip-hop scene, filling a gap for curated discovery as the RAPSTAR applicant pool grows.
The interview offers a rare, candid look at the personal and cultural forces behind a rising anime theme singer's work, while also confirming her next project.
The ranking, determined by industry professionals rather than fan polls, gives the 30-year-old Evangelion theme a new kind of cross-generational, cross-border validation.
The release marks a cross-entity collaboration between CDs and KAMITSUBAKI STUDIO, bringing together Haraguchi's production with KAF's vocal presence for a song tied to the VocaDuo 2026 event.
The interview reveals that 'Recollect' was a surprise collaboration with Ashnikko, that Suzuki re-recorded parts after hearing Ashnikko's playful vocals, and that the song's mysterious tone reflects the new desert setting of the fourth season.
The red carpet lineup at Japan's largest music awards shows how deeply anime theme songs are now integrated into the mainstream music industry, with artists who work on anime scoring major category wins.
The photobook marks Ito's third collection and a deliberate shift toward a more adult image as she approaches the end of her 20s.
In her 39th year since debut, Kudo's 'Dynamic' video shows a deliberate shift to a rock theme and a visual concept she personally requested, marking a continued evolution of her image.
The post shows LiSA's continued strong fan engagement and the unexpected pop-culture crossover moment of a shared birthday with a global sports icon.
The announcement of a live house tour signals Novel Core's continued momentum after arena-level shows and a national tour, with a focus on creating inclusive live spaces.
The soundtrack release gives fans a way to engage with the series outside of the streaming platform, and the free episode stream may draw new viewers to the Paramount+ show.
The live is the band's second decade-marking show, ten years after their 10th anniversary performance, and comes during a period of active touring in Asia and North America.
The single is a deliberate attempt to repackage everyday frustration into a danceable anthem, with a choreographed 'Utsu-Poi' hook designed for live shows.
The rebroadcast and in-person cheer screening extend the life of a major anniversary event for AHS's vocal synth brands, giving fans who missed the live a second chance to participate.
The Prime Video stream gives a wider audience access to BE:FIRST's milestone stadium debut as the group enters its fifth year and expands internationally.
The milestone shows the song's growing reach ahead of its full release, with the video's detailed wedding theme and picture-book storytelling drawing attention.
The fan party marks the unit's return to a Japanese stage after a 16-month gap, signaling continued demand for in-person K-pop fan events in Japan.
The collaboration marks the first time Shiba-Chan has fully illustrated a SUMMER SONIC flyer, bridging street-culture IP with one of Japan's major music festivals.