Who Do You Love meets Oki Atsuyuki Shinjuku Red Cloth Ticket

Overview

This special event brings together the rising indie force Who Do You Love and the legendary Atsuyuki Oki, the frontman of the iconic Japanese rock band The Pees. Who Do You Love is a high-energy trio formed in 2021, featuring Kiichi Murakami and Takujuro Iwade, known for their intertwining melodies and raw, impulsive rock vitality. Their sound captures a unique blend of 90s indie nostalgia and modern Japanese rock spirit.

Joining them is Atsuyuki Oki, a veteran of the scene whose work with The Pees has influenced generations of rock musicians in Japan. This “meets” series at Shinjuku Red Cloth is designed to create a musical collision between established legends and new-age talent. Fans can expect a night of passionate performances, vintage rock vibes, and the intimate, high-decibel energy that only Shinjuku’s underground live house scene can provide.

Why Attend

• Witness a unique collaboration between the legendary Atsuyuki Oki (The Pees) and the talented trio Who Do You Love.
• Experience the authentic, underground atmosphere of Shinjuku Red Cloth, one of Tokyo’s premier venues for punk and indie rock.
• Be part of a rare “Meets” event where different generations of Japanese rock music share the stage for an exclusive setlist.
• Enjoy the “Total Freedom” floor arrangement, which offers an immersive and high-energy standing experience close to the performers.
• Discover why Who Do You Love is being hailed as one of the most exciting bands in the current Tokyo indie circuit.

Schedule & Tickets Information

Date	Venue	Seat Types
2026/2/28 (Sat) 19:00 Start	Shinjuku Red Cloth (Tokyo)	Total Freedom (General Standing)

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FAQs

What is the venue Shinjuku Red Cloth like?

Shinjuku Red Cloth is a famous “live house” in Tokyo known for its focus on punk, garage, and indie rock music. It offers an intimate setting with a professional sound system and a distinct red-themed interior that creates a powerful concert atmosphere.

Who is Atsuyuki Oki?

Atsuyuki Oki is the bassist and vocalist of the influential rock band The Pees. He is considered a cornerstone of the Japanese alternative rock scene, known for his distinctive songwriting and long-standing career since the late 1980s.

What does “Total Freedom” mean for seating?

“Total Freedom” indicates that the venue is all-standing with no assigned seats. This allows the audience to move freely within the floor area, creating a more dynamic and traditional rock concert experience.

Is there an additional cost at the venue entrance?

Yes, consistent with Japanese live house culture, a separate drink fee of 600 yen is required at the door. This fee is paid in cash upon entry, and you will receive a drink token to use at the bar.

Can I re-enter the venue after leaving?

No, re-entry is prohibited for this specific event at Shinjuku Red Cloth. Once you enter and your ticket is scanned, you must stay inside the venue until you are finished attending the performance.