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releaseMrs. GREEN APPLE’s New Album Is UnavoidableJapan’s biggest pop band release their sixth original album. You may love it or hate it, but ignoring it would require considerable effort.
newsHAGANE signs with Napalm RecordsJapanese metal band HAGANE has signed with Austria’s Napalm Records, which will release Through the Night physically outside Japan on January 15, 2027.newsPlastic Tree return overseas after nine yearsPlastic Tree will play Chile and Mexico in March 2027, marking the band’s first overseas concerts since 2018.
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J-POP STREAMING WEEKLY SELECTION

New Japanese Music — Selected Weekly by J-POP streaming

Discover new music from Japan, with new releases added every week. J-pop, j-rock, hip-hop, electronic music and more, selected by J-POP streaming. 💿 Cover: LANA

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Upcoming events

Upcoming concerts, festivals and showcases from the J-POP streaming agenda.

30SEP2026KAMIJO European Tour 2026 “Sanctuary of Europe”BerlinBi NuuGermanyDetails →30SEP2026maya ongaku EU & UK TOUR 2026MadridMoby Dick ClubSpainDetails →01OCT2026maya ongaku EU & UK TOUR 2026BarcelonaSala UploadSpainDetails →01OCT2026Cybernetic Domination TourManchesterO2 Ritz ManchesterUnited KingdomDetails →02OCT2026KAMIJO European Tour 2026 “Sanctuary of Europe”WarszawaKlub ProximaPolandDetails →02OCT2026maya ongaku EU & UK TOUR 2026Donostia / San SebastiánDabadabaSpainDetails →02OCT2026Cybernetic Domination TourNottinghamRock CityUnited KingdomDetails →
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Recent stories

history1966: Did the Beatles Change Japanese Music?The Beatles’ Budokan concerts came to symbolize Japan’s musical revolution in 1966. Yet several futures were already taking shape when they arrived in Tokyo.newsAi Yazawa Designs DREAMS COME TRUE VinylDREAMS COME TRUE has commissioned Ai Yazawa to create the cover for the vinyl edition of THE BLACK ◯ ALBUM, due in Japan on December 2.anniversaryNagisa: Spitz’s summer begins on September 9, 1996Released on September 9, 1996 after missing its planned summer date, “Nagisa” reached number one for Spitz and kept travelling through commercials, broadcasts, covers and one battered VHS.
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