Travel to Japan this year and catch Radwimps on tour


Radwimps, one of the most famous Japanese rock bands, have announced a tour titled Anti Anti generation tour 2019 to promote their new album Anti Anti Generation which released on 12th of December, 2018 and the vinyl CD was released on the 27th of March, 2019. The band is performing in 10 different locations and 17 performances throughout Japan. The tour will feature guest performances from Aimyon, Miyachi, Tabu Zombie of SOIL& PIMP SEDDIONS, One Ok Rock frontman Taka and Miyachi. Book your tickets now on XcelTrip and travel to Japan to watch them live.


Aside from the songs from the new album, like Banzai Senshou and Seikai that they performed at the exclusive event for their 18-year-old fans- “NHK’s 18 Fes”, they will also will be performing songs from their previous albums.  During this tour you can see the Radwimps perform solo live for the first time ever.
The tour starts from June at Nagano Prefecture and ends at Fukuoka Prefecture during the month of August. Tour dates are as follows:
6/8 – Big Hat, Nagano Prefecture
6/9 – Big Hat, Nagano Prefecture
6/14 - Asty Tokushima, Tokushima Prefecture
6/22 – ZOZO Marine Stadium, Chiba Prefecture
6/23 – ZOZO Marine Stadium, Chiba Prefecture
6/29 – Okinawa Convention Centre, Okinawa Prefecture
6/30 - Okinawa Convention Centre, Okinawa Prefecture
7/5 – Wakayama Big Whale, Wakayama Prefecture
7/9 – Osaka-Jo Hall, Osaka Prefecture
7/10 – Osaka-Jo Hall, Osaka Prefecture
7/20 – Makomanai Ice Arena, Hokkaido Prefecture
7/27 – Sekisui Heim Super Arena, Miyazaki Prefecture
7/28 - Sekisui Heim Super Arena, Miyazaki Prefecture
8/2 – Convex Okayama, Okayama Prefecture
8/3 – Convex Okayama, Okayama Prefecture
8/13 – Marine Messe Fukuoka, Fukuoka Prefecture
8/14 – Marine Messe Fukuoka, Fukuoka Prefecture
Book your travel to Japan now with cryptocurrencies through XcelTrip and fell the energy of the crowd at their live concert.

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