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DateApr 16, 2023
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Event Starts8:00 PM
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VenueSan Jose Civic
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On SaleOn Sale Now
RADWIMPS
Event Details
Acclaimed Japanese rock band RADWIMPS are thrilled to finally be headed back to play in North America this Spring. The tour kicks off in San Jose at San Jose Civic on April 16th and will hit key US markets as well as Mexico City and Toronto, Canada. Presale info and special VIP (early entrance & VIP only merch) packages to come, info will be available on the bands website HERE. Tickets go on sale Friday, February 3rd at 9AM.
Radwimps have also recently teamed up with highly acclaimed film music composer Kazuma Jinnouchi to create the perfect soundtrack and score for the new Makoto Shinkai film “Suzume” which hits theaters in the US on April 14th. The physical release of the soundtrack will coincide with the movie launch stateside and Radwimps US tour. “Suzume” opened in Japan on Nov. 11, 2022, it was #1 for 3 consecutive weeks and saw 9.39 million tickets sold with a gross of over 12.48 billion Yen at the box office in just over 2 months!
Formed in 2001, Japanese 4-piece band Radwimps made their major label debut in 2005. Soon after, they garnered a broad fan base, with the younger generation at the core. The band has released nine studio albums thus far. The band's creation of music for record-breaking animated feature films "Your Name." and "Weathering with You" led to recognitions at the Japanese Academy Award for Best Original Score. Their musical activities go far beyond Japan, including touring extensively around the world.
In Nov. 2021, the band released their latest studio album “FOREVER DAZE” and went on the road for a nationwide Japanese tour to support the album. “FOREVER DAZE” was written and recorded throughout the pandemic and speaks to the musical challenges the guys faced, their hopes moving forward and features a diverse group of collaborators and experimental elements. The album welcomed guest artists including the famous actor/singer Masaki Suda, as well as two of the most up-and-coming artists, Awich and iri.