Japanese Ska
Kawaguchi, Japan
Fukui, Japan
Kanazawa, Japan
Anjo, Japan
Tajimi, Japan
Muko, Japan
Osaka, Japan
Takamatsu, Japan
Imaichi, Japan
Fukuyama, Japan
Based on Jamaican-born ska music, Tokyo Ska Paradise, Japan’s ska pride to the world, takes in all sorts of music with unique interpretations and has established their own style of sound that they call “Tokyo Ska”. The band made their debut in 1989 with their eponymous album (so-called “the yellow vinyl”). After going through a number of personnel changes, the current lineup consists of nine members. The band has always made the world their stage; they have performed in 31 countries to date, and have performed at numerous major music festivals including Glastonbury (UK), Eurockéennes (France), Montreux Jazz Festival (Switzerland), Vive Latino (Mexico), and Lollapalooza Chile (Chile). In 2013, they became the first Japanese artists to take the main stage of Coachella Festival (USA). Furthermore in October 2019, the band won the Espéctaculo Alternativo category of Las Lunas del Auditorio, the biggest music awards in Mexico, for their live performances in the said country that had fanaticized the local people over the year. And now, racing through their 34rd debut anniversary year, Tokyo Ska Paradise continues to expand the paradise of “Tokyo Ska” under the mantra of “NO BORDER” and running the forefront of the music scene.
Read moreBased on Jamaican-born ska music, Tokyo Ska Paradise, Japan’s ska pride to the world, takes in all sorts of music with unique interpretations and has established their own style of sound that they call “Tokyo Ska”. The band made their debut in 1989 with their eponymous album (so-called “the yellow vinyl”). After going through a number of personnel changes, the current lineup consists of nine members. The band has always made the world their stage; they have performed in 31 countries to date, and have performed at numerous major music festivals including Glastonbury (UK), Eurockéennes (France), Montreux Jazz Festival (Switzerland), Vive Latino (Mexico), and Lollapalooza Chile (Chile). In 2013, they became the first Japanese artists to take the main stage of Coachella Festival (USA). Furthermore in October 2019, the band won the Espéctaculo Alternativo category of Las Lunas del Auditorio, the biggest music awards in Mexico, for their live performances in the said country that had fanaticized the local people over the year. And now, racing through their 34rd debut anniversary year, Tokyo Ska Paradise continues to expand the paradise of “Tokyo Ska” under the mantra of “NO BORDER” and running the forefront of the music scene.
| Date | Event name | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| 29 Oct 2026 | Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra in 川口市 | 川口リリア・フカガワみらいホール(メインホール), Kawaguchi, SI, Japan |
| 31 Oct 2026 | Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra in 福井市 | フェニックス・プラザ エルピス 大ホール, Fukui, FU, Japan |
| 01 Nov 2026 | Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra in 金沢市 | 本多の森北電ホール, Kanazawa, IS, Japan |
| 05 Nov 2026 | Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra in 安城市 | 安城市民会館 サルビアホール, Anjo, AI, Japan |
| 06 Nov 2026 | Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra in 多治見市 | バロー文化ホール(多治見市文化会館)大ホール, Tajimi, GI, Japan |
| 08 Nov 2026 | Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra in 宇治市 | 宇治市文化センター大ホール, Muko, KY, Japan |
| 09 Nov 2026 | Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra in 大阪市 | フェスティバルホール, Osaka, OS, Japan |
| 11 Nov 2026 | Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra in 高松市 | サンポートホール高松 大ホール, Takamatsu, KA, Japan |
| 13 Nov 2026 | Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra in 出雲市 | 出雲市民会館 大ホール, Imaichi, SM, Japan |
| 15 Nov 2026 | Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra in 福山市 | ふくやま芸術文化ホール リーデンローズ 大ホール, Fukuyama, HI, Japan |