What this is
Megane to Iro Megane — Destroy Birthday Festival is a birthday celebration concert held at sunset BLUE in Nagoya, featuring performers Destroy Harukichi and Onishi Takahiro. The event is tied to the musical project Megane to Iro Megane, a Japanese indie act whose name translates roughly to 'Glasses and Tinted Glasses.' Birthday live events are a beloved tradition in Japan's indie music scene, where artists mark personal milestones with special performances that often carry a more intimate and celebratory atmosphere than regular concerts. This particular event brings together two performers for what promises to be a festive and fan-focused evening in one of Nagoya's live music venues.
Who should go
This event is ideal for fans of Japanese indie music and those who enjoy the close-knit atmosphere of small live house concerts in Japan. Followers of Destroy Harukichi and Onishi Takahiro will find this a rare and personal setting to connect with the artists. The birthday live format tends to attract dedicated fans who participate enthusiastically, making it a lively and warm experience. If you enjoy discovering underground Japanese music culture firsthand, this is a great opportunity. Arrive early to secure a good spot on the floor and check the artists' social media for any merchandise or special goods available on the night.
Good to know
Tickets for smaller Nagoya live house events like this are typically sold through eplus.jp or pia.jp, both of which accept foreign credit cards; convenience store pickup at Lawson or FamilyMart is the most reliable option for visitors without a Japanese delivery address. sunset BLUE is a compact live house venue in Nagoya suited to intimate gigs, so capacity is limited — purchasing tickets in advance is strongly recommended rather than trying the door on the night. The venue will almost certainly be all-standing, so wear comfortable shoes and expect a close, energetic crowd. Cash is advisable for drinks and any merchandise sold at the venue, as smaller live houses in Japan often do not accept cards at the bar.
This event was sourced and translated from Japanese by What's On Japan. Details may change — verify with the official source before attending.