European Tour Update: DaizyStripper, D and A(Ace)
The gig scene in Europe is heating up this summer with some promising acts visiting the continent!
DaizyStripper at Japan Expo
DaizyStripper have announced they are to be one of the special musical guests at Japan Expo this year.
Joining major pop-rock artists FLOW and fellow visual kei Anli Pollicino, DaizyStripper are sure to be a major highlight as they rock the J.E Live House stage.
Japan Expo is a major convention/exposition held near Paris, France every year. In 2011 it drew over 190,000 visitors from all over Europe. With events and shows covering everything from anime to traditional arts, Japan Expo is now in its 13th year.
D’s Dying Message
D are are currently touring with their Dying Message tour, but fear not as there is still time left to catch them.
The tour is yet to visit the following places, so don’t miss the opportunity to catch this fantastic gothic band.
27 April at Poste à Galène in Marseilles, France
28 April at TGS Ohanami in Toulouse, France
29 April at Apolo2 in Barcelona, Spain
1 May at Divan du Monde in Paris, France
02 May at Melkweg in Amsterdam, Netherlands
04 May at Werkstatt in Cologne, Germany
05 May at Charlatan in Gent, Belgium
06 May at Kunst in Hamburg, Germany
08 May at Gloria in Helsinki, Finland
09 May at Plan B in Moscow, Russia
A(Ace) Jump Aboard for First European Tour
The internationally savvy pirate crew of A(Ace) are setting out on an expedition for their first tour outside of Japan.
The tour is due to commence in July, however currently only four dates have been announced:
06 July at WERKSTATT in Cologne, Germany
07 July at HEADCRASH in Hamburg, Germany
08 July at TIVOLI in Utrecht, Netherlands
27 July at (venue tbc) in Linköping, Sweden
More are promised though so watch this space!
Sarah began her journey into the world of Japanese music courtesy of L'Arc-en-Ciel back in the year 2000. Since then, she has combined a love of music and music journalism into writing for European Japanese music magazines and assisting with Japanese interest events in the UK. After graduating in Law from the University of Nottingham, she put 'the law-thing' on the backburner to dive into the live scene in Tokyo for 3 years. Sarah returned to the UK in September 2010 to do that 'law-thing' and now works for a Japanese ｂank in London. Her heart is always in the music and fashion in Tokyo and her life is balanced between her time in the UK and Japan. When she has time, she also blogs at http://lifeismerodii.blogspot.com
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