Boiler ラ ー 1 1st E.P RELEASE TOUR 2019 "Don't think, it's going ..." tour
open17: 30 start18: 00
Fees: adv: \ 2,500 door: \ 3,000 (+1 Drink Order)
Act: Boiler Riku / Nupath / The Corrections / doo the beats
Food store Curry shop Terracotta
[TICKET]
Release date 2019/01/09 10:00
■ Purchase page URL
https://eplus.jp/sf/detail/2835710001-P0030001
[Organizer] Boiler Rikutome [Planning and Production] SWOON records
http://boiler-rikugame.com/
info: 011-221-9199 (SPIRITUAL LOUNGE)
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Boiler rikugame is a rock band based in Osaka and Tokyo. They are called "a safari park in moving" because of their unique view of the world and attractive powerful performance. It is born in hometown, Osaka, and it is formed in 2010. It is described as a moving safari park in Osaka, and is active throughout Japan and Taiwan, mainly in Osaka. It is a band that is trying to get over the difficult place where vocals and drums leave with the opportunity of Tokyo in 2017.
The greatest music are made by them.No words can fully describe, just feel the vibe and you all can understand the joyfulness. They attracts fans with unique song titles, cynical lyrics, and overwhelming performances, and released its first nationwide distribution board "autobiographical" last April. Boiler rikugame performance is a must-see because their music is very straightforward, and it is as if musical spirits are guiding them to play.
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