ROPPONGI Goodies Collection-Glen Matlock Japan tour 2019 is Popular World pop music event held in Japan.
Performance name: Glen Matlock (SEX PISTOLS) Japan tour 2019
Open 18:30 / start 19:00
Venue: Roppongi VARIT. (Tokyo)
Appearance: GLEN MATLOCK AND THE TOUGH COOKIES featuring EARL SLICK
THE TOMBOYS / and more
Price: adv. ¥ 3,500 (D separate) / door. ¥ 4,000 (D separate)
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The Tomboys are a young 4-piece girl band from Kobe, Japan that take classic rock sensibilities and style and mash them up with modern-day pop music in a delightfully-sweet powerpop s’more that is taking Japan by storm.
History:
In 2011, a group of 8th grade girls formed a cover band called NoName to play songs by such artists as The 50 Kaitenz and SCANDAL. The next year they played in a cover band battle hosted by SCANDAL themselves. They totally killed it, and drummer Non took home the RINA prize. After that brilliant performance, the girls went to study abroad for a year (and managed to gain 40 kilos between the four of them).
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