IMAIKE GO NOW will be held across nine venues in Imaike. A wide range of artists—from up-and-comers to big names—have already been confirmed. The appeal of this kind of circuit event is the chance encounters, like discovering an artist you didn’t know but happened to catch and thought was absolutely amazing. Beyond your favorite acts, you might just stumble into a venue on a whim and find a cool artist you’ve never heard of.

TEENS ROCK is a national band competition that any active high school student can enter as an amateur. It’s held to provide a place where young people can pursue their dreams, nurturing them with the ultimate goal of performing at ROCK IN JAPAN FES. High school students take the lead not only in planning and operations but also in running the event on the day, making it a valuable opportunity to gain experience for their future in society. It really makes you want to cheer for both the performers and the staff. Don’t miss the serious performances by those who have made it through the selection process from all over the country.

This is a spring music event hosted by Nagoya’s TV station, Me~tele. Spring is a season when many people experience farewells and changes to new environments. Whether you’re leaving your hometown or coming to Nagoya for the first time, the event is held across a TV studio and a temple so you can step outside with the same feeling as going flower-viewing and casually enjoy music and the city of Nagoya. In addition to club music and performances by trending artists, there’s also a market and food area, so you can have fun all day!