Japanese bands refer to musical groups that originate from Japan and typically perform a variety of genres, including rock, pop, metal, jazz, and traditional music. These bands may consist of various configurations of musicians, including vocalists, guitarists, drummers, bassist, and keyboardists. Japanese bands are known for their unique styles, which often blend traditional Japanese music elements with contemporary sounds, and they may incorporate theatricality and visual artistry into their performances. They have gained popularity both domestically and internationally, contributing to Japan’s vibrant music culture. Genres associated with Japanese bands include J-Pop (Japanese pop), J-Rock (Japanese rock), and various subcultures within these genres, such as visual kei and idol groups. The influence of Japanese bands extends beyond music into fashion and youth culture, showcasing a significant aspect of Japanese identity and creativity.
Yoshikawa Misaki, SHISHAMO's drummer, is taking a break due to health issues. The band prioritizes her recovery, following medical advice for her to focus on healing. Upcoming concerts will continue…