The Makuhari edition, described as the largest NIGHT HIKE to date, expands the festival's internet-culture programming with over 100 acts and a new nonstop format across two stages.
The program pairs LEX and LANA's own experiences with hardship against direct conversations with teens, turning their music into the medium for exploring what a place to belong means.
The festival pairs a 500-drone show and musical fireworks with popular J-pop songs, turning Fukui's beach into a late-summer destination event.
The karaoke chain is turning its nationwide stores into a pipeline for discovering, developing, and promoting new artists, with its first label signees coming directly from its own audition.
A unit that debuted barely two months ago and has never performed live will open its stage account on the main BMSG festival lineup, the same event that drew roughly 80,000 people across two days last year.
The addition of UHB and AIR-G' as media partners extends the festival's regional reach across Hokkaido, supporting its goal of revitalizing the local entertainment market.
The release follows the 460,000-view performance of her debut single "7 years" and continues SAYAKA's solo output with a Korea-shot video carrying a personal lyrical message.
The first new song in about two years arrives with a Dazai-inspired theme and a Bungo Stray Dogs artist collaboration as the band expands overseas.
The concert marks Fami Koto's first solo performance in 10 years, returning to the stage with a program that mixes classic game tunes with traditional Japanese instrument technique.
The finale resolved the three-city narrative arc of the twin stars, with the sisters choosing to shed their wings and become a single new star, a choice that differs from the Osaka and Nagoya endings.
The band, known for theme songs in Bleach, Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, and other anime, will tour all 47 prefectures of Japan starting in October before a final solo concert at Yokohama Arena on August 21, 2027.
The single pairs Harusaruhi with OHTORA and maeshima soshi for a dance pop track, released with a same-day music video from yujureal works.
The 12th LIVE marks the first all-seven-division gathering in roughly two years, bringing the complete cast back to one stage for a long-awaited reunion.
The near-doubling of applicants and the raised prize signal the program's growing pull in the hip-hop scene.
Moving AI tagging from voluntary to mandatory closes the loophole where AI-generated tracks went unlabeled simply because the uploader declined to declare them.
The performance brings Kawashima's voice back into a live setting a decade after his death, carried by the two musicians now keeping the band's music alive.
The video pairs two rising figures from the same agency, with Noa's first overseas shoot in Taiwan and Matsumoto's lead performance marking a new visual direction for the artist.
The release marks the first complete version of the Super Famicom SimCity soundtrack, filling gaps left by the long-out-of-print 1992 album and adding related playlists.
The T-01 brings the MagneDrive non-contact drive system, previously installed in the Grandioso T1, into a more compact two-piece chassis that is easier to install.
The cross-language collaboration pairs LUCY, a Golden Indie Music Awards Best New Artist winner, with Moyka, and marks the second single in a new chapter following her two-year break.
TITAN CONTENT built the game entirely in-house through its AX organization, combining artist IP with IT technology to offer a new way to enjoy music beyond traditional promotion.
The tour final, already sold out in person, is being opened to remote viewers with fan club only goods bundles, a direct revenue channel for the six-member group.
The sold-out family seats at a Touhou music event show the franchise drawing in a younger generation alongside its longtime core audience, a sign of cross-generational appeal.
The cancellation, announced without explanation beyond "various circumstances," leaves the project's anniversary plans in limbo and raises questions about the future of its live events.