How do you celebrate a major milestone like 10 years of European tours? If you’re B7KLAN, a department within Torpedo Productions that organises tours for Asian artists, you go old school. Looking back to key moments in its history, the organisation called upon the first Japanese bands it ever worked with – Dirtrucks and Dio-Distraught Overlord.
Kyary Pamyu Pamyu will be marking her fifth anniversary this year with the release of a ‘Best of’ album, collaborations, an artwork exhibition and her KPP 5iVE YEARS MONSTER WORLD TOUR 2016. The tour will see Kyary performing in Singapore, Australia, the USA, Taiwan, Japan, and the UK.
The tour will be themed around her new track “5iVE YEARS MONSTER”, which celebrates her five years, and will also be included on her upcoming ‘Best of’ album.
For fans in the UK, Kyary will be returning to London on Friday 8 July 2016, performing at KOKO (1A Camden High Street).
Tickets go on sale from 9am on Friday 11 March, from TicketWeb or Gigsandtours (under 16s are to be accompanied by an adult). Be warned that tickets are likely to sell out.
Kyary Pamyu Pamyu will be marking her fifth anniversary this year with the release of a ‘Best of’ album, collaborations, an artwork exhibition and her KPP 5iVE YEARS MONSTER WORLD TOUR 2016. The tour will see Kyary performing in Singapore, Australia, the USA, Taiwan, Japan, and the UK.
The tour will be themed around her new track “5iVE YEARS MONSTER”, which celebrates her five years, and will also be included on her upcoming ‘Best of’ album.
For fans in the UK, Kyary will be returning to London on Friday 8 July 2016, performing at KOKO (1A Camden High Street).
Tickets go on sale from 9am on Friday 11 March, from TicketWeb or Gigsandtours (under 16s are to be accompanied by an adult). Be warned that tickets are likely to sell out.
For those of you who are up-to-date and in the know about the Korean hip-hop scene an announcement that the Rock Bottom Crew are coming to London is possibly a dream – well this dream is about to come true with members Kidoh, I11evn, Supreme Boi, Don’t Call Me a Dog, Hashmate, and Type-C performing at The Underworld in Camden on Thursday 14 April.
Formed as a great mix of former idols, underground starlets and a few name familiar from “Show Me The Money” a lot of these guys will be familiar to fans as members of “Daenamhyup” who have solidified their position as a hip-hop crew not to be messed with.
They’re renowned for their highly skilled productions, stylish camera work, dynamic lyrics and music that hits home from the underground scene, so this gig is an opportunity not to be missed. Offering you the chance to see some of the best rappers to come out of Korea, the night is going to be one hyped, pumped and jumped-up event that everyone interested in Korean hip-hop cannot miss!
Korean hip-hop fans will be used to hearing the works of Illevn with his recent release “SIWI” really showcasing his skills in terms of lyrics and going against the grain to achieve his own style. Many people will recognise the vocals and the name of Supreme Boi for his collaborations with label mates BTS (Bangtan Boys); his release “Hawaii” from 2014 is a song not to be missed, and remains an enduring classic.
Kidoh is a name that anyone into their K-pop music will know. He was originally part of K-pop boy group “Topp Dogg” but decided to leave to pursue his own personal goals. Back in 2015 he released a solo video titled “Ain’Goin’Back” which certainly showed he was just as strong alone as he was in a group. He also seemed more confident and looked like he was enjoying himself a lot more. As part of DaeNamHyup Kidoh had proved himself a high roller; his collaboration with Supreme Boi on the song “Out Of My Mind” showed production skills along with lyrical prowess.
Promoters say tickets will go on sale on 29 February. More information is available below:
Where: The Underground, Camden
Address: 174 Camden High St, London, NW1 0NE
Nearest Tube Station: Camden Town Tube station is just across the road, which you can reach on the Northern Line.
Tickets:
Pre-sale: £15
Standard: £25
Early Entry: £35
Main show + After party: £45
Be sure to keep checking back as MCMBuzz will try and keep you all updated with any developments as they are released by Beatcraze Events. In the meantime be sure to show the guys some support and prepare yourself for their London show by checking out their performance at FEGGY MIN‘s Korean fashion debut and hip-hop show back on the 1 May 2015.
When Kyary Pamyu Pamyu came to London to perform for British fans back in April 2014, her concert was a sell-out show filled with bright colours, psychedelic flashing lights and an extra dose of Kawaii for everyone. Excited attendees even went along in cosplay, attracting much love from the idol herself, as well as from staff at the event. Well good news Kyary fans: the Pamyu Pamyu is BACK! On the 11th October, everyone’s favourite Japanese starburst is returning to London as part of the Moshi Moshi Festival 2015 World Tour. The concert will take place at London’s Camden Roundhouse, with ticket prices starting at £35 plus fees (£2.95 per ticket + £1.95 per transaction). When buying tickets, please be aware that age restrictions are in operation: under 16’s must be accompanied by an adult and children under 14 years of age must be in seated areas only. For those willing to splash out, some £100 VIP packages were initially made available, offering dedicated fans the chance to get a photo and meet-and-greet with Kyary, as well as a Level 1 standing ticket and a limited edition item from the tour, but unfortunately all the VIP tickets are now completely sold out! For more information, and to buy your tickets, check out the Roundhouse website, though a word of warning: tickets are selling fast! Below is a highlight video from Kyary Pamyu Pamyu’s 2014 Japan Arena tour, featuring footage from the London gig. We hope to see you at the concert in October!
