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BRIDEAR to stream live show in Tokyo for fans worldwide

Francisca Hagen by Francisca Hagen
16 April 2025
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The photo shows the five members of BRIDEAR posing in what seems an old building with ripped off wallpaper and a wooden floor that has water damage. They are all dressed in black attire, although each member have their own unique look. In front stands the vocalist Kimi.

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Good news for all fans of the five-piece metal band BRIDEAR! The Japanese metal band announced that one of their upcoming live shows will be streamed via the ticket and streaming platform Zaiko. The quintet has scheduled three shows in Japan this month under the banner Into the World Forever Tour II. The shows will take place in Nagoya, Osaka and Tokyo. The show in Tokyo – on Sunday, 27 April – is the final stop of their solo tour and will be streamed live worldwide, including in Japan.

For many European fans, this news comes as a welcome surprise, especially after the prior news that the European leg of their world tour was unfortunately cancelled due to vocalist KIMI’s health issues. This stream still offers a great chance to see the band live in action, albeit at a distance. After the show, the archive of the stream will be available for viewing for two weeks.

Meanwhile, the band’s new mini-album has been released. Reborn 2013-2016, released on 16 April, features new versions of tracks previously found on the mini-album Overturn The Doom and the album BARYTE.

It is also worth noting that the metal band has plans to perform in Spain for the first time. In July, BRIDEAR will perform at the eighth edition of Zurbaran Rock; in August, the five-member band will be seen at Rock En Femenino VII. But first, the five musicians will head to the United States for a performance at Mad With Power Fest in June. It is unknown if any more shows outside Japan will be added to the schedule.

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