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100% Genki Tour: Japanese musicians come to the UK

April 22nd, 2009 by James

British readers of this site who like Japanese music may be interested in checking out 100% Genki, a series of music festivals that will feature some Japanese artists:

The 100% Genki tour takes place over 10 days in May 2009, and will introduce contemporary Japanese acts to the UK. International audiences have demonstrated a growing interest in Japan’s music, and a wealth of talented artists exists in the burgeoning domestic scene, spanning the entire musical spectrum – from punk to electronica, from techno to ska. Young Japanese bands, producers, singers and DJs have their own unique sense of direction and style, due in part to the unique position of the country – increasingly immersed in Western culture, but still removed, culturally as well as geographically.

Check this link for tour date and location info.



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2 Comments »

Comment by Marky
2009-04-22 09:15:17

Thanx for posting this. ‘The Great Escape’ weekend in Brighton is worth a trip out and the Genki tour kicks off there too!

 
Comment by LondonGaijin
2009-04-24 10:46:55

I’ll give it a look-see. Thanks for the info.

 
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