While other Road to Tochigi events have been building to this one, I think that this is building even more to … well, an event at the actual Gyu-no farm.
4/10 ギュウ農フェス 新木場スタジオコースト Road To 栃木
出演者が出揃いました
前売券は無くなる前にお早めに#ギュウ農＊e＋
イープラスhttps://t.co/fndiPhoGpJ pic.twitter.com/hNYwSbtQeT— ギュウゾウ／4.10 ギュウ農フェス (@gyuzo_rock) March 2, 2016
In a decision that’s honestly about as surprising as the sun rising in the east, POP was selected as the winner of the Road to Tochigi battle earlier this week and are headed to the main stage at Gyu-no Fes.
『410 ギュウ農フェス 新木場スタジオコースト・メインステージ出演推薦枠に「POP」を選出』
lyrical school、Stereo Tokyo、偶想drop、絶叫する60度も出演決定。#ギュウ農 pic.twitter.com/foYaiuv6pm
— ギュウ農フェス (@gyuno_fes) February 13, 2016
Awesome photo, though. Continue reading
We’ve mentioned before how idols in wrestling rings (and occasionally wrestling) is kind of a thing, but the mad genius behind Gyu-no Fes takes it to another level.
Gyuzo is a former idol / scenester who’s big into the pinchike culture and loves to promote idols from and bring idols to his home prefecture, with big shows held at the Gyuzo Farm.
For the scheduled April finale, smaller events are being held here and there to have the groups battle, not terribly dissimilarly to rap battles, for the right to move on to the main stage. Yesterday’s show included POP, Guso Drop and Screaming Sixties: Continue reading
