What this is
A live rock'n'roll set at one of Nagoya's long-running live music bars, featuring Sho-ta alongside the Tenpack riverside rock'n'roll band. Small-venue gig energy β the kind of sweaty, close-quarters show where the band is practically in your lap. Details beyond the lineup are sparse, but the billing suggests a rootsy, high-energy night.
Who should go
Rock'n'roll fans in Nagoya looking for a local live music fix. Best suited to those comfortable with small Japanese live houses where the crowd is mostly regulars.
Good to know
Bottom Line is a well-established live house in Nagoya with a long history of hosting local and touring rock acts β it is a small, intimate venue typical of the Japanese live house circuit, with standing floor space and a bar. Tickets are likely sold at the door or through the venue directly; check Bottom Line's official website or social media for advance ticket options. Cash is the safest payment method at smaller Nagoya live houses. Arrive at least 30 minutes before the listed start time as doors may open shortly before showtime and the space fills quickly. Foreign visitors should note that staff may have limited English, so having the venue name written in Japanese (γγγ γ©γ€γ³) can help with navigation.
This event was sourced and translated from Japanese by What's On Japan. Details may change β verify with the official source before attending.