…tickets.
There is no announcement of artists for the fest yet, but that doesn’t stop the true fans from getting their festival passes.
Smash and the Fuji Rock Festival have announced the first round of sales of “Hayawari” early bird tickets from Feb. 12 to Feb.20, 2011. Continue Reading…
Ogre You Asshole
Post-fest lots of friends are going to ask who you caught at FRF ’10. If you’re searching for a band name that will really stick out amongst your list, look no further than Ogre You Asshole.
Their moniker was unknowingly given to them by Modest Mouse’s bassist Eric Judy when he drunkenly scrawled “Ogre You Asshole” (which is a line from the ‘80s comedy flick “Revenge Of The Nerds”) on the arm of the band’s original drummer Arata Nishi in 2001. Nishi was still in high school at the time.
Yesterday Smash added five more acts to the FRF ‘10 lineup. The biggest name of the bunch is Broken Bells, the new band featuring Danger Mouse and The Shins’ James Mercer. Danger Mouse previously appeared at FRF ‘06 with Gnarls Barkley and Mercer visited the fest back in ‘07 with The Shins.
Also included in the latest artist announcement in Emeline Michel, The Entrance Band, Green Velvet, and Y.Sunahara.
*Photo of Danger Mouse by Ryota and used with the permission of Fuji Rock Express ‘06.
Smash has delivered their annual New Year’s present. Each year on January 1, the concert promoter reveals the dates for the next edition of Fuji Rock. Fuji Rock 2010 will take place on July 30, July 31, and August 1. Details on pre-sale tickets will surface in the coming weeks and fans can expect the first wave of artists to be announced in early March.
Happy New Year. Hope to see you in Naeba this summer!
*Photo by Takumi and used with the permission of Fuji Rock Express ‘09.
There are two news pieces on FRF’s official site that most fest goers may want to take a gander at before heading to Naeba.
The first, “READ before coming to the festival,” is obviously the more important of the two and lays out the event’s rules, info on advance ticket sales and buying tickets at the festival, shuttle bus and car park info and timetables, and more.
The second provides a preview of much of the FRF and artist-related merch that will be available for purchase. There are no ATMs inside the festival grounds, so make sure you’ve got enough won with you to pick up any must-have rock ‘n roll gear. Personally, I’m quite liking this Polysics tee.
Shawn
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