A showcase festival that brings together up-and-coming artists active in Japan and abroad. Festival and music industry professionals are invited to discover new talent. In Japan, one of the earliest and most notable organizers is the Music Lane Festival Okinawa. Because it receives many participation offers from overseas, this format is more common outside Japan, and it’s an exciting event where general audiences can encounter artists who may soon break through.

The Great Escape is a large-scale event held in the UK, and its biggest draw is, without a doubt, the sheer number of performers. This abundance of acts is a key selling point of the event, which aims to help attendees “discover a new favorite artist.” Catch as many live shows as you can and be sure to discover some new music.

This is a music festival held since 2016 to raise awareness of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). Performances by participating artists can be enjoyed online as well, so people can take part regardless of their circumstances. Don’t miss the stage that blends cutting-edge technologies such as eye-controlled DJ sets, light-based performances that let you experience music visually, and VR. We hope the event will give more people the chance to learn about ALS and help spread support around the world.

This is a jazz festival held in the hot spring town of Matsunoyama in Niigata Prefecture. You can enjoy live jazz performances at venues set up around the town. After the event, why not soak in the hot springs to unwind before heading home? It might just make for a perfect day.

Augusta Camp offers two main highlights: special sessions featuring artists from Office Augusta and unique collaborations based on fan requests. It’s a festival to look forward to, with a stage crafted by a united lineup of highly skilled artists!

Set in Iwamuro, a hot spring area in Niigata Prefecture, this music event invites everyone to share what they love and enjoy, and to express it freely. Aiming to share the joy of spending time in the countryside, we bring out each person’s unique color, freely paint the space called Iwamuro, and share that time together by creating the event as one. Why not shift from spending your days just going into town to shop and coming home tired, to a way of living where you create your own enjoyment right in the town you call home?

A circuit-style event that has been held every year in Kyoto’s Ichijoji area! It’s a live music event featuring a wide range of musicians, from popular artists active nationwide to young local bands. It looks set to be an event where you can really experience the atmosphere of Ichijoji.