Japanese rock band go!go!vanillas shares live video of new song ‘Fallin’ / Falling’
Japanese rock sensation, go!go!vanillas, recently dropped a live video that has set high expectations for their upcoming tour. The band unveiled a captivating performance of their new track ‘Fallin’ / Falling’ on their official YouTube channel. Shot at the ‘Osaka Metropolitan Rock Festival,’ the video captures the essence of the band’s music against a backdrop of blue skies, delivering impactful melodies and robust instrumentation that highlight go!go!vanillas’ unique appeal.
This live rendition, dubbed ‘Vanillas 7,’ featured three additional members – Atsushi Inoue on the keyboard, Jojo Yamada on the trumpet, and Yasunori Sogabe on the saxophone – enriching the spectacle of the performance. The new music video for ‘Fallin’ / Falling,’ directed by Denki Imahara, continues the band’s streak of visually stunning productions following tracks like ‘SHAKE,’ ‘Heian,’ and ‘Leyline.’ The video artfully captures the complexities of human love through the portrayal of conflicting emotions and the clash between a woman donning a heart-shaped mask.
Excitement is building for go!go!vanillas’ upcoming national tour, ‘Bokura no Taiman Jotou Tour,’ scheduled for October. This tour will see the band performing across 20 shows in 10 cities in Japan, with each location hosting two-day performances. Fans can anticipate both solo sets by go!go!vanillas and collaborative performances with special guests, promising an electrifying experience. The ongoing second pre-sale for tickets is only adding to the anticipation for the sensational shows that lie ahead.
Before embarking on their national tour, go!go!vanillas will kick off their ‘go!go!vanillas Asia Tour 2026’ in July with shows in Taiwan and South Korea. Following their successful solo concert in Korea last year and their participation in the ‘2025 Busan International Rock Festival,’ the band garnered attention for their explosive energy on stage and their ability to engage crowds with sing-alongs. Member accounts of the passionate response from Korean audiences during their Busan International Rock Festival appearance last year further solidify their excitement for the upcoming Asian tour.