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LN Japan announces paid Tokyo Sessions live streams

Tickets for 12 September's debut Tokyo Session, featuring metal act Crossfaith playing Tokyo's Liquidroom, start at US$15 for international fans

By IQ on 31 Aug 2020

Crossfaith will inaugurate Tokyo Sessions on 12 September

Crossfaith will inaugurate Tokyo Sessions on 12 September


Live Nation Japan has announced Tokyo Sessions, a new virtual concert series that aims to connect Japanese artists with international audiences.

A joint venture with artist management company Far East Entertainment and brand agency Helixes, Tokyo Sessions combines full-length livestreamed performances from Tokyo venues with behind-the-scenes and interview footage.

Heavy metal band Crossfaith is the first featured artist, performing from Tokyo’s ~900-capacity Liquidroom on 12 September. Tickets for the performance, dubbed ‘Open the Dimensions’, start at US$15 (ticket only), with a livestream ticket + T-shirt bundle priced at $45.

“We are living in a time when we can only enjoy live music through a big invisible filter,” say Crossfaith in a joint statement.

“Our answer to break such a filter is to Open the Dimensions, where we take fans to explore the fifth dimension and provide them with a completely new experience that goes beyond the limitations of traditional art and music and our previous physical live events.”

 


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