“68DAY 2026” Keigo Iwase / Tomotake Yamaoka (FLAMYNGS) / Hiromichi Inoue Ticket

Overview

Celebrate the spirit of independent J-POP and rock at 68DAY 2026, a special collaborative live event held at the legendary Shimokitazawa CLUB Que. This year’s lineup features a powerful trio of veteran performers: Keigo Iwase (formerly of the iconic duo 19), Tomotake Yamaoka (representing FLAMYNGS), and Hiromichi Inoue (of Underbug). Each artist brings a wealth of experience and a distinct musical identity, ranging from nostalgic acoustic melodies to driving alternative rock.

The “68DAY” event has become a cherished tradition for fans of the Shimokitazawa music scene, offering an intimate look at the evolution of these influential artists. Set in one of Tokyo’s most historic live houses, the night promises a series of soulful solo and potentially collaborative performances that highlight the enduring quality of Japanese indie-pop and rock. For fans of 19 or the Shimokitazawa “sound,” this is a must-attend gathering of musical talent.

Why Attend

• Iconic J-POP Lineup: See Keigo Iwase, a former member of the chart-topping duo 19, performing live in an intimate setting.
• Alternative Rock Fusion: Experience the unique sounds of Tomotake Yamaoka (FLAMYNGS) and Hiromichi Inoue (Underbug) as they showcase the best of the indie rock scene.
• Historic Venue: Shimokitazawa CLUB Que is a cornerstone of Tokyo’s live music history, famous for its incredible acoustics and close-up stage.
• Exclusive Collaboration: Benefit from the rare opportunity to see three pillars of the J-Rock community share a single stage on a dedicated memorial day.

Schedule & Tickets Information

Date	Venue	Seat Types
2026/06/08 (Mon) 19:00 Start	Shimokitazawa CLUB Que (Tokyo)	Standing

Background

68DAY is an annual event that honors the musical lineage and creative community surrounding its performers. Keigo Iwase, since his time with the duo 19, has built a respected solo career defined by poetic lyrics and a signature vocal style. Joining him are Tomotake Yamaoka and Hiromichi Inoue, both of whom have been influential figures in the Japanese underground and alternative scenes for decades. Shimokitazawa CLUB Que, established in 1994, serves as the perfect backdrop for this event; it has long been the birthplace of many famous Japanese bands and continues to be a sanctuary for authentic, high-quality live music in the heart of Tokyo’s most creative neighborhood.

Venue Information

• Venue name: Shimokitazawa CLUB Que
• Address: Big Ben Bldg. B2F, 2-5-2 Kitazawa, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo 155-0031
• Entry gates info: The entrance is located on the B2 floor of the Big Ben Building; access is via the stairs or elevator near the main street.
• Nearby landmarks: Situated in the heart of Shimokitazawa, just a 3-minute walk from the Shimokitazawa Station (Odakyu and Keio Inokashira Lines).

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Faqs

Who is Keigo Iwase?

Keigo Iwase is a popular Japanese singer-songwriter who gained fame as a member of the folk-rock duo 19 (Nineteen) before embarking on a successful solo career in the early 2000s.

What does “Standing” mean for this venue?

Shimokitazawa CLUB Que is an “all-standing” venue. There are no assigned seats, and entry is typically organized by the reference number on your ticket, allowing you to choose your spot on the floor.

Is a drink fee required at the entrance?

Yes, nearly all Japanese live houses, including CLUB Que, require a separate drink fee (usually 600 yen) to be paid in cash at the door in exchange for a drink token.

Who are FLAMYNGS and Underbug?

These are the bands/projects of the other two performers. Tomotake Yamaoka leads FLAMYNGS, and Hiromichi Inoue is the frontman for Underbug, both staples of the Japanese indie-rock scene.

Can I buy multiple tickets for my friends?

Yes, you can specify up to 4 tickets per application. Since it is a standing event, entering together with your group is easy once your reference numbers are called.