InsideJapan News Network
Tuesday,
13th
January
2009
In Japan Entertainment News, Events In Japan,
In Japan Entertainment News, Events In Japan,
The Fuji Rock Festival coming in July
The Fuji Rock Festival is due to take place at the Nauba Ski Resort in Niigata, Japan, this July.
Artists performing at last year's event included Kasabian, Underworld, My Bloody Valentine and The Go! Team, in addition to the likes of CSS, The Breeders, Primal Scream, The Cribs and former Stone Roses singer Ian Brown.
This year promises to be bigger and better.
Performances will take place across three stages: the Green Stage and the White Stage, while the Red Marquee will play host to more intimate gigs. In the evening, the latter will turn into a club tent until the early hours of the morning.
Alternative varieties of music will be performed and played at different venues around the resort, reports Whatsonwhen.
Those wishing to take a break and get away from the music for a while can take a trip up to the top of the mountain in the Dragondola cable car.
A free bus service will be available to transport ticket holders to the festival.
Related news stories:
Sony to launch new PSP in Japan (3rd September 2008)
Sumo champ to return 'this weekend' (11th January 2009)
Judo chief quits amid cannabis scandal (11th September 2008)
Female fire-fighters on the increase (7th October 2008)
Artists performing at last year's event included Kasabian, Underworld, My Bloody Valentine and The Go! Team, in addition to the likes of CSS, The Breeders, Primal Scream, The Cribs and former Stone Roses singer Ian Brown.
This year promises to be bigger and better.
Performances will take place across three stages: the Green Stage and the White Stage, while the Red Marquee will play host to more intimate gigs. In the evening, the latter will turn into a club tent until the early hours of the morning.
Alternative varieties of music will be performed and played at different venues around the resort, reports Whatsonwhen.
Those wishing to take a break and get away from the music for a while can take a trip up to the top of the mountain in the Dragondola cable car.
A free bus service will be available to transport ticket holders to the festival.
Related news stories:
Sony to launch new PSP in Japan (3rd September 2008)
Sumo champ to return 'this weekend' (11th January 2009)
Judo chief quits amid cannabis scandal (11th September 2008)
Female fire-fighters on the increase (7th October 2008)
Latest Headlines
-
Click on a region above to expand
Order a
InsideJapan meets Masterchef at Destinations -
27/01/2012
Show Time for IJT – Get your FREE tickets here! - 01/12/2011
Matsuri madness in London - 12/09/2011
Show all stories >>
Show Time for IJT – Get your FREE tickets here! - 01/12/2011
Matsuri madness in London - 12/09/2011
Show all stories >>
-2010.jpg "The Guardian, The Observer - Travel Awards 2010 Winner - Best tour operator (small)")
.jpg "Inside Japan Tours - Silver at the British Travel Awards 2009")
