J-Rock, short for Japanese rock, refers to a genre of music that originated in Japan, characterized by a blend of rock music styles and Japanese cultural influences. It incorporates a variety of rock subgenres, including alternative rock, punk rock, and heavy metal, while often featuring unique soundscapes, lyrical content, and visual aesthetics distinct to Japanese music culture. J-Rock artists are known for their energetic performances, engaging stage presence, and sometimes elaborate costumes. The genre gained popularity in the late 20th century and has a significant following both in Japan and internationally, with bands often experimenting with different musical styles and influences from Western rock music.
ONE OK ROCK bo božični turneji po Japonski to poletje, z nastopi na stadionih in v dvoranah v mestih, kot so Oita, Kanagawa, Hokkaido in Osaka. Turneja se bo zaključila…