Rock in Japan Festival

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Rock in Japan Festival
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Genre Rock and alternative music festival
Location(s)Soga Sports Park, Chiba, Chiba (2022-present)
Hitachi Seaside Park, Hitachinaka, Ibaraki, Japan (2000-2021)
Years active2000–present
Most recentAugust 12–13, 2000
Next eventAugust 3–4 & 10-12, 2019
Website Official website

The Rock in Japan Festival is an annual three-day rock festival held during early August at Soga Sports Park, Chiba, Chiba, Japan, organized by Rockin'on . Rock in Japan Festival is the biggest rock festival in Japan in terms of attendance.[ citation needed ]

Contents

Performances

2012

DayGRASS STAGELAKE STAGEsound of forestWING TENTSeaside Stage
1
(08-03)
  • Oreskaband
  • Hemenway
  • UL
  • Taro Kobayashi
  • Applicat Spectra
  • ROTTENGRAFFTY
  • SCOOBIE DO
  • Eoin O'Kane and the Stockholm Symphony Orchestra
2
(08-04)
3
(08-05)

2013

DayGRASS STAGELAKE STAGEsound of forestPARK STAGEWING TENTDJ BOOTH
1
(08–02)
  • the Village Papas
  • Noise and milk
  • Niiyama Shiori
  • fukurouzu
  • Kavka Shishido
  • Tancobuchin
  • The Flickers
  • INORAN
  • Dr.DOWNER
2
(08–03)
  • White Ash
  • the chef cooks me
  • Shinku-horou
  • Akaiko-en
  • lecca
  • PES
  • BACK DROP BOMB
  • GOOD4NOTHING
  • SameZame
  • Buzz The Bears
  • Sayonara、 Matakondone
  • J
  • Mao Uchu
  • Passepied
  • Applicat Spectra
  • Magokoro Brothers
3
(08–04)

2014

DayGRASS STAGELAKE STAGESOUND OF FORESTPARK STAGEWING TENTBUZZ STAGE
1
(08–02)
  • NICO Touches the Walls
  • Alexandros
  • ONE OK ROCK
  • Ketsumeish
  • KREVA
  • Kimura Kaela
  • Sakanaction
  • KEMURI
  • Takahashi Yu
  • SPECIAL OTHERS
  • Hata Motohiro
  • UNISON SQUARE GARDEN
  • Chara x Insist BAND
  • THE BACK HORN
  • TOTALFAT
  • tricot
  • FLiP
  • dresscodes
  • Sakamoto Maaya
  • Rihwa
  • the brilliant green
  • cinema staff
  • Herann H. & The Pacemakers
  • Tokyo Karankoron
  • GOOD4NOTHING
  • locofrank
  • Negoto
  • HUSKING BEE
  • OVERGROUND ACOUSTIC UNDERGROUND
  • Galileo Galilei
  • TRICERATOPS
  • Sham Cats
  • TarO&JirO
  • 9nine
  • Haruka Tomiyuki
  • ANGRY FROG REBIRTH
  • LEGO BIG MORL
  • Dr. DOWNER
  • Wienners
  • Hosaka Takehiko (ALL IS LOVE IS ALL)
  • BUZZ SPECIAL: Yamazaki Aoi, Niiyama Shiori, Katahira Rina, Sumio Karina
  • Qaijiff
  • HAN-KUN
  • RAM RIDER X TEMPURA KIDZ
  • Kuso Iinkai
  • Kawakami Yoohei
  • Wasureranneeyo
  • Astalavista
  • Hosaka Takehiko
2
(08–03)
  • NICO Touches the Walls
  • Alexandros
  • ONE OK ROCK
  • Ketsumeishi
  • KREVA
  • Kimura Kaela
  • Sakanaction
  • KEMURI
  • Takahashi Yu
  • SPECIAL OTHERS
  • Hata Motohiro
  • UNISON SQUARE GARDEN
  • Chara x Insist BAND
  •  THE BACK HORN
  • TOTALFAT
  • tricot
  • FLiP
  • dresscodes
  • Sakamoto Maaya
  • Rihwa
  • the brilliant green
  • cinema staff
  • Herann H. & The Pacemakers
  • Tokyo Karankoron
  • GOOD4NOTHING
  • locofrank
  • Negoto
  • HUSKING BEE
  • OVERGROUND ACOUSTIC UNDERGROUND
  • Galileo Galilei
  • TRICERATOPS
  • Sham Cats
  • TarO&JirO
  • 9nine
  • Haruka Tomiyuki ANGR FROG REBIRTH
  • LEGO BIG MORL
  • Dr. DOWNER
  • Wienners
  • Hosaka Takehiko (ALL IS LOVE IS ALL) [DJ]
  • BUZZ SPECIAL: Yamazaki Aoi, Niiyama Shiori, Katahira Rina, Sumio Karina
  • Qaijiff
  • HAN-KUN
  • RAM RIDER X TEMPURA KIDZ
  • Kuso Iinkai | Kawakami Yoohei ([Alexandros]) [DJ]
  • UL
  • Wasureranneeyo
  • Astalavista
  • Hosaka Takehiko [DJ]
3
(08–09)
  • Funky Kato
  • Base Ball Bear
  • Kururi
  • Kyary Pamyu Pamyu
  • Chatmonchy
  • ASIAN KING-FU GENERATION
  • The Mirraz
  • Nothing’s Carved In Stone
  • back number
  • POLYSICS
  • Good Morning America
  • Nakagawa Shoko
  • BOOM BOOM SATELLITES
  • androp
  • GOOD ON THE REEL
  • Priscilla Ahn
  • Dempagumi. inc
  • MY FIRST STORY |
  • ZAZEN BOYS
  • Suga Shikao
  • Magokoro Brothers
  • CAPSULE
  • B-DASH
  • Kyuuso Nekokami
  • The BONEZ
  • Ando Yuko
  • DOES
  • Soul Flower Union
  • Gesu no Kiwami Otome.
  • N’SHUKUGAWABOYS
  • Tesla wa Nakanai.
  • QOOLAND
  • Akairo no Glitter
  • Mori wa Ikiteiru
  • Team Shachihoko |
  • KNOCK OUT MONKEY
  • Suck a Stew Dr
  • The Flickers
  • Endo Takayuki (FREAK AFFAIR)
  • BUZZ SPECIAL: Takoyaki Rainbow, Baby Rays, Ayumi Kurika Maki, Terashima Yufu, PASSPO☆, Up Up Girls Kakkokari
  • Uchuu Mao
  • Dainoji [DJ]FOUR GET ME A NOTS
  • DJ Kazu [DJ] Hayashi
  • Hiroyuki (POLYSICS)
  • Hitorie
  • tofubeats
  • Endo Takayuki [DJ]
4
(08–10)
  • miwa
  • Elephant Kashimashi
  • 10-FEET
  • 9mm Parabellum Bullet
  • the HIATUS
  • UNICORN
  • SEKAI NO OWARI
  • Passepied
  • dustbox
  • SCANDAL
  • Sukima Switch
  • MONGOL800
  • Kato Miliyah
  • ORANGE RANGE
  • BIG MAMA
  • tacica
  • Maeda Atsuko
  • Theatre Brook
  • OKAMOTO’S
  • Nakamura Kazuyoshi (Acoustic set)
  • Kinoko Teikoku
  • ASPARAHUG
  • Zainichi Funk
  • Northern19
  • Nakata Yuji
  • THE STARBEMS
  • plenty
  • The Pees
  • SCOOBIE DO
  • Plastic Tree
  • Arukara
  • Large House Satisfaction
  • This is Not a Business
  • Kobayashi Taro
  • AIR SWELL
  • Tokyo Girls Style
  • THE PRIVATES
  • HAPPY
  • Shinku Horou
  • Endo Takayuki (FREAK AFFAIR) [DJ]
  • SHUN
  • Pierre Nakano (Ling tosite sigure) [DJ]
  • THE ORAL CIGARETTES
  • BUZZ SPECIAL: Kamen Joshi, Cheeky Parada, lyrical school, Muto Ayami, Negicco, Himekyun Fruit Can
  • indigo la Eng
  • Oomori SeikoT
  • AKUMA (10-FEET) [DJ]
  • Bakudan Johnny
  • RHYMESTER
  • Endo Takayuki



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