EDM REWIND -2010年代のあの熱狂をもう一度!!-
A holiday-eve party reviving peak 2010s EDM — A direct throwback party that brings back the big-room excitement of 2010s EDM on a holiday eve.
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Dates
35 DJ events observed for August 10 (MON), centred on Shibuya, Akihabara and Shinjuku. Genres include hip-hop, anison and edm. Featured venues: BRAND SHIBUYA, Bar LOTUS and Circus Tokyo.
A holiday-eve party reviving peak 2010s EDM — A direct throwback party that brings back the big-room excitement of 2010s EDM on a holiday eve.
A first-edition LOTUS party built for shared favorite tunes — A bar party that strings together each DJ's personal greatest-hits sensibility with first-edition looseness.
A holiday-eve Bridge Shibuya session running from 8 PM to dawn — A reliable all-night Shibuya session carried by established DJs and a guest slot.
A holiday-eve Monday DJ lounge at WREP — A bar-lounge session that starts easy and gradually lifts the room into the night.
An Azumaya Monday bill driven purely by the DJs themselves — A Monday night that strips away extra framing and lets three DJs define the room.
A sudden ENTER collaboration between OQ and Nomi Hoshi Dan — A high-impulse collaboration event where two local Shibuya party crews connect in real time.
A Monday DJ bar session in Shibuya built around all-good-music openness — A bar-lounge style DJ night centered on the resident, offering broad selections at an easy entry price.
A hip-hop night at R Lounge 7F driven by a dense guest-live format — A showcase-style hip-hop event that sustains momentum by layering guest live acts, additional performers, and DJs.
A Monday FAMILY lounge colored by black-rooted selections — A lounge that balances free-entry ease with a solid hip-hop backbone. Even in a casual bar setting, the musical flow feels worth following closely.
A Monday night at Dogenzaka Church carried to morning by five DJs — An all-night event where a compact DJ bill shapes the room over a long arc. The low price makes it easy to enter, but the setting seems built to reward staying late.
An OTO evening event where DJs, food, and restorative side content mingle loosely — A stay-oriented event that combines DJ sets with food, fortune telling, and massage for an urban mini-break.
A special EDGEEND regular focused on fundraising — A Monday night with a clear purpose, turning a regular music session into direct support.
A midnight-start concept night built up by earlier DJ sets — An event designed to flow from earlier DJ slots into the midnight main section. It feels casual, playful, and best enjoyed as a full-room progression.
MOGRA's pre-holiday summer session shaped by each performer's own take on the season — A seasonal MOGRA staple built around six hours of music and visuals that evoke summer from multiple angles.
A pre-holiday Bridge Shinjuku night with ZUKIE, PInO, and JOKI — A late-night party where guest DJs and floor dancers jointly build the energy of a pre-holiday crowd.
A Monday night of nostalgia hits and summer vegetable ratatouille — A DJ gathering for cross-generational nostalgia tracks, paired with food.
A regular weekday dance music meeting — A gathering driven less by detailed billing and more by the venue's rhythm and the people who show up. The food element adds to its stay-awhile appeal.
A bar session centered on jazz records — Guests and residents connecting jazz records in a relaxed bar setting.
A venue-night notice at Kowloon with an open invitation for free DJs — Less a named standalone event than a venue night where DJ participation is openly welcomed.
An all-mix DJ party to toast the first half of the year — Free-form selections and drinks make space to celebrate everyday effort.
A midnight birthday-celebration night billed as a special edition — A midnight anniversary-style event framed around a birthday celebration.
A casual night of summer-cover records and welcome drop-ins — A participatory record night where the room builds a summer mood through shared selections.
Hachioji Gluck's Monday series in its A-ROCK edition — A regular Monday slot that opens early and stays easy to enter. This themed edition has a clearly defined character from the start.
A themed DJ event built around a 30 percent Gakuen Idolmaster rule — A concept event where each DJ builds outward from a shared minimum ratio of Gakuen Idolmaster tracks.
A Ryogoku night service structured around four DJ slots — A service night where the DJ timetable itself is the main structure rather than a named event. The appeal is staying in the room and feeling each shift in mood.
An Asagaya DRIFT bar night featuring Cameron Poe — A venue-rhythm night where a DJ shapes the bar's atmosphere more than a formal branded event does.
The final anniversary night running from 20:00 to morning — As the closing night of an anniversary run, this feels built for both DJs and guests to stay deep into the celebration. The low entry makes it easy to join even partway through.
A release party for EPHEMEGRA’s new work — Celebrating EPHEMEGRA’s release through a sequence of live and DJ performances.
A holiday-eve SAZAE disco night running until morning — A disco session that starts at 22:00 and pushes all the way to 06:30. The accessible price makes it easy to enter, and the night seems built to reward staying deep into the final hours.
A Koenji holiday-eve descent from Goa Trance into Dark Psy — An underground long-form party pairing a psychedelic main-floor arc with a freer lounge counterpoint.