What this is
A free-entry live music event curated by cubrick, bringing together multiple acts under the banner of 'Niten Santen Free Feast' — the title roughly translates to a loose, celebratory gathering with no fixed agenda, suggesting an anything-goes lineup philosophy. Part 1 of what appears to be a multi-installment series, this is the kind of grassroots Tokyo showcase where independent and underground artists get stage time in an intimate setting. HOLIDAY SHINJUKU is a small live house known for hosting exactly this sort of curated multi-act night.
Who should go
Fans of Tokyo's indie and underground music scenes who enjoy discovering new acts without paying a cover charge. Good for solo gig-goers comfortable navigating small Japanese live houses.
Good to know
As a free event, no advance ticket purchase is likely required, but capacity at HOLIDAY SHINJUKU is small — arriving early (30–45 minutes before doors) is strongly recommended to secure entry. The venue is a compact basement-style live house typical of Shinjuku's underground music circuit, with standing-only floor space and a bar. Drink orders at the bar are standard practice at free live houses in Japan and are often how the venue covers costs, so budget for at least one or two drinks. Cash is the safest payment option at smaller Tokyo live houses. Foreign visitors should note that the event page and any announcements are likely in Japanese only, so checking cubrick's social media closer to the date for lineup and door-time updates is advisable.
This event was sourced and translated from Japanese by What's On Japan. Details may change — verify with the official source before attending.