Live music at Liquidroom in Tokyo – Time Out

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Neo-soul band んoon will be marking the release of their latest album, Zoo, at the iconic Liquidroom venue in Ebisu this June. With over 12 years in the music scene, んoon has garnered attention through EPs like Freeway, Body, and Jargon, earning recognition from artists such as Hakushi Hasegawa. Their most recent album, Zoo, represents only the second full-length release and solidifies their position as one of Japan’s most innovative musical acts, blending jazz, soul, rock, and electronica elements across nine captivating tracks that invite repeated listens.

This anticipated performance precedes んoon’s eagerly awaited return to the renowned Fuji Rock festival after a seven-year hiatus since their debut on the Rookie A Go-Go stage in 2019. Following their show at Liquidroom, the Zoo Fantástica album tour will take them to Nagoya on June 11 and Osaka on June 12, spreading their creative sound to a wider audience.

For fans looking to experience んoon’s dynamic music live, the show at Liquidroom on June 24 promises an unforgettable evening of soul-stirring performances. Located at 3-16-6 Higashi in Shibuya, Liquidroom is easily accessible from Ebisu Station, served by the Yamanote, Shonan-Shinjuku, Saikyo, and Hibiya lines, with the west exit offering convenient access to the venue. Tickets for this event are priced at ¥4,500 in advance, plus the cost of one drink, making it a worthwhile investment for music enthusiasts looking to immerse themselves in んoon’s unique sound.

Doors will open at 6:00 pm, with the concert slated to kick off at 7:00 pm, providing ample time for attendees to settle in and enjoy the ambiance before the show begins. This performance is set to be a highlight for fans and newcomers alike, showcasing んoon’s talent and creativity on stage in a vibrant and energetic setting.

Whether you’re a long-time fan of んoon or new to their music, the opportunity to witness their musical artistry live at Liquidroom is not to be missed. With their diverse influences and boundary-pushing approach to music, んoon promises a night of soulful melodies, captivating rhythms, and vibrant energy that is sure to leave a lasting impression on all in attendance. Don’t miss out on this chance to experience one of Japan’s most exciting musical acts in a live setting that promises to be truly unforgettable.

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