A girls’ band born in Osaka. From major labels to indie.
A steady stream of uniquely talented all-girl bands keeps emerging from Osaka, the city of music.
From Aldious’s powerful metal sound to GIRLFRIEND’s refreshing pop tunes, their musical styles are truly diverse.
Led by Hazuki of 82kaime no Shūshinke (82nd Life Sentence), along with internationally active acts like Jinny Oops! and ORESKABAND, these artists blend Kansai-style friendliness with solid musicianship to deliver exhilarating sounds.
Be sure to enjoy the girls’ bands born in Osaka!
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A girls’ band born in Osaka. From major to indie (1–10)
To that townDIALUCK

They’re a three-piece girls’ band from Neyagawa, Osaka.
The guitarist-vocalist, Haru, once worked part-time at a live music venue and apparently wasn’t fond of upbeat bands.
Their music has a soothing, pleasantly laid-back feel—in the best way.
You, the world you live inPOLKADOT

They formed a three-piece girls’ band called Kurikinton and gained attention by winning the high school competition COOLKIDS and performing at COMIN’ KOBE, one of the largest free festivals.
They later changed their name to POLKADOT and continued their activities, but eventually disbanded.
tomorrowbaundarii

A three-piece all-girl band based in Osaka that plays straight-up rock.
Although all the members are young, their songs are high in quality and are attracting attention.
They have also won the Light Music Koshien and placed in RO69JACK.
A girls’ band born in Osaka. From major to indie (11–20)
Peaceful Weekdaynegurije

They were a girls’ band formed by friends who met in their high school light music club, and they won numerous grand prizes in the contests they entered.
They caught the eye of Shinya from LUNA SEA, who was serving as a contest judge, and made their major-label debut, but they disbanded in 2010.
The Night Before Goodbyeyayuyo

Formed by members of their high school light music club, Yayuyo is a four-piece girls’ band that began activities in Osaka in 2019.
Their appeal lies in a sound that fuses the nostalgia of ’90s rock with a contemporary pop sensibility, drawing on a wide range of influences such as aiko, CreepHyp, and SCANDAL.
Their first music video, released in December 2019, surpassed 800,000 views on YouTube and drew significant attention.
They’ve steadily built a track record, with a song from their album “Hibi Ranman” chosen as the ending theme for TBS’s “Ousama no Brunch.” With a concept of capturing everyday life in sound through a genre-free musical style, they’re a highly recommended band for anyone who enjoys diverse music.
kaleidoscopeRagDöllz

A girls’ metal band based in Osaka, often described as dark or evil.
Their sound is heavily distorted, at times leaning into gothic and doom—a bona fide metal sound.
They’re not to be underestimated just because they’re women; this is a band with promising prospects.
Through the nightFiSHBORN

A three-piece girls’ band based in Takatsuki, Osaka Prefecture, known for a sound rooted in emo, punk, and alternative rock.
Formed in 2013, they began performing live in earnest around 2015.
Notable works include their debut single “Fūunji,” their instantly sold-out second single “Love Song,” and the ethereal “Watching the Moonlight.” They received strong media recognition, including being featured on J-WAVE’s “SONAR MUSIC” as a standout student act, and captivated many fans with Koharu Maeda’s delicate lyrics and powerful live performances.
Although they disbanded in April 2022, their songs about youthful struggle and hope continue to be loved.
Highly recommended for those seeking emotional music from the Kansai scene.


