Sun, Sep
17

Live From The Kitchen Disco Vol. 40

6:00pm – 10:00pm
Free
Shinjuku

Live From the Kitchen Disco, “the most eclectic live show in Tokyo”, is a free monthly showcase of the capital’s melting pot of homegrown and international music in the intriguing setting of an Indian restaurant.

September’s show stars:

  • Breathe (International ambient/pop/punk/rock band)
  • Ian Gronow and the Gentlemen (International pop/rock band)
  • Oyajis (International pop/punk/funk/rock band)
  • The Royal Nine Minutes (Japanese pop punk band)
  • Tyler Bradley (Canadian acoustic singer songwriter)

Free entry, no minimum charge. Non-smoking (ashtray in lobby of the building). Free wifi. All ages welcome.

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17th Sep, 2017
6:00pm – 10:00pm
Papera
Free
Official site
Shinjukugyoenmae Station

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