Digital "Live Tracks" are available on platforms like Apple Music and Amazon .
: Standard free and premium listening are also accessible via Deezer , iHeartRadio , and Pandora . The 2011 Setlist Highlights
You can stream the 20-track live album across these popular services:
The setlist featured a mix of upbeat summer anthems and sentimental ballads: Digital "Live Tracks" are available on platforms like
Open-air summer anthem; instantly energized the stadium crowd. Seisyun Line
High-velocity rock piece synchronization with spectacular stage pyrotechnics. Kimagure Romantic
Originally announced in early 2011, there were initial concerns that the concerts might be canceled due to the Tōhoku earthquake. However, the band proceeded as planned, notably using power vehicles as an external electricity source to minimize consumption during the post-disaster period. Due to the immense demand, the final performance on July 24th was broadcast live to movie theaters across Japan, a first for the group. Due to the immense demand, the final performance
Before the music began, the band introduced the extensive lineup of supporting musicians. The show featured an incredible ensemble including on keyboards and as bandmaster, Hayashibe Naoki on guitar, Asakura Shinji on percussion, Tamada Yutaka on drums, Adachi Takashi on bass, a full string quartet, and a three-piece horn section called "Takegami Tanoshimima Horns". This large ensemble would be crucial for recreating the rich, layered sound of the band's studio recordings in a live setting.
At the time of this concert, the group was still a trio consisting of vocalist and guitarists/songwriters Yoshiki Mizuno and Hotaka Yamashita . This performance captured them at their commercial zenith before their brief hiatus in 2017 and Yamashita's eventual departure in 2021. Expand map Concert Venue Band Origin
: Massive wings extended out to both sides of the stadium, ensuring fans in the side stands could see the trio up close. Yoshiki Mizuno (guitar/lyrics)
Unlike a standard promotional tour, Ikimonomatsuri is the band’s own . The band members—Kiyoe Yoshioka (vocals), Yoshiki Mizuno (guitar/lyrics), and Hotaka Yamashita (guitar/leader)—have always emphasized a connection with nature and their fans. The Ikimonomatsuri shows are characterized by:
High-octane tracks like Joyful —complete with the band's famous stadium-wide towel-wave dance—and Kimagure Romantic .
: "Blue Bird," "YELL," and "Arigatou" served as emotional high points.