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Dios Vocalist Tanaka and Rapper Nakan Tenryugawa Announce Two-Man Live for January 2027
Tanaka, vocalist of the band Dios, and rapper and YouTuber Nakan Tenryugawa will hold a two-man live on January 10, 2027 at WALL&WALL in Omotesando, Tokyo. The two announced it on X on October 28.
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Why it matters
The booking pairs two creators who have moved between band work, solo albums, YouTube, and hip-hop, and who say they have known each other since before either project took shape.
Key Facts
- Tanaka of Dios and Nakan Tenryugawa announced a two-man live for January 10, 2027 at WALL&WALL in Omotesando, Tokyo.
- The two announced the live on X on October 28.
- Tanaka formed Dios in 2021 with guitarist Ichika Nito and sound creator sasanomaly.
- Nakan Tenryugawa released his first hip-hop album "Jinsei" after announcing in November 2025 that he had left his company of about 10 years.
- Nakan held his first solo live, also titled "Jinsei," at Spotify O-nest in Shibuya on October 10.
Tanaka wrote that a miracle had happened and that Nakan's work has inspired him since early in his career. Nakan said the two have been friends for about 15 years.
Tanaka once performed under the name Boku no Lyric no Boyomi. In 2021 he formed Dios with guitarist Ichika Nito and sound creator sasanomaly, and in January 2026 he released his first solo album "GAME," which took about three years to produce.
Nakan Tenryugawa runs the YouTube channel Genjitsu Channel, where "Reality Let's Play" has him commentating on daily life like a game. In November 2025 he announced he had left the company he had worked at for about 10 years to make his first hip-hop album, "Jinsei," with crowdfunding support. He published a first book, "The World Is Made of Interpretation" (KADOKAWA), in April 2026, and held his first solo live, also called "Jinsei," at Spotify O-nest in Shibuya on October 10.
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