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BLOODFLOWERS JAPAN GOTH POST PUNK FESTIVAL
Nov 21 – Nov 22, 2026 · Shinjuku LOFT, Shinjuku · Tokyo
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Dates
- Nov 21 – Nov 22, 2026
About this event
SummaryA major music festival celebrating Japan's goth and post-punk scene with international and domestic acts.
Highlights
• Features over 20 international and Japanese live bands and DJs
• Includes exclusive merchandise like festival-specific t-shirts and tote bags
• Offers age-restricted tickets for under-22 attendees
• Hosted by Tokyo Decay at a renowned Tokyo venue
Line-up
• SKELETAL FAMILY (UK)
• DECEITS (USA)
• DARK CHISME (USA)
• UN HOMBRE SOLO (USA)
• BRIGITTE HANDLEY (Australia)
• LUCY VALENTINE (South Korea)
• †13TH MOON†
• AUTO-MOD
• SODOM
• PHAIDIA
• JUBILEE
• silenthead
• KAOGANAI
• CATASTROPHE BALLET
• MIDDLE EDGE
• SOLVENT COBART
• ZIGUE ZOY
• Scary Lady Sarah (USA)
• Alex (USA)
• Nick Zinner (USA)
• Yami Spechie (Chile)
• Dragnet (Netherlands)
• Philly Peroxide (USA)
• Mark Splatter (USA)
• L.Sangre (USA)
• Black Asteroid (USA)
• Evilyn Frantic (Finland)
• Novelí (USA)
• Griimoiire (USA)
• Industra (Mexico)
• Kristen Solury (Australia)
• Karl (South Korea)
• Ginger Pop (South Korea)
• nAo12xu
• SiSeN
• Ricky
• SatosicK
• Lilyput
• Katoman
• Sista & Marci
• Nyxx Black Bird
• Morley
• Rose de Reficul et Guiggles
Details
The event is presented by Tokyo Decay and features a diverse mix of overseas and Japanese performers. It includes a special performance segment featuring Evilyn Frantic and Rose de Reficul et Guiggles. Ticket options include VIP passes with priority entry and merchandise, age-restricted tickets for those under 22, and standard advance tickets. Sales are available through Peatix and Eplus platforms. The festival is supported by partners such as Post-Punk.com, Nakanoshima Dynamite, BABYLON, VANITY, and Bleeding Black Hearts Revue. Visual assets are created by Sayumi Kudo and Andro Kristian.
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