GRANRODEO, SPYAIR, FLOW, KITADANI Hiroshi and others sang the theme songs of JUMP works! Report from the 2nd day of "JUMP MUSIC FESTA"!

The special event "JUMP MUSIC FESTA" (JUMP MUSIC FESTA) was held at Yokohama Arena on July 7 (Sat) and 8 (Sun), 2018.
On the second day, Sunday the 8th, artists from Keyakizaka 46, Little Glee Monster, Reo Ieiri, GRANRODEO, Thinking Dogs, SPYAIR, and FLOW performed. In addition, as special guests, "ONE PIECE" theme song "We Are! and other hit anime songs, and RADIO FISH appeared as special guests on the same day as on the 7th.

JUMP MUSIC FESTA" was held to commemorate the 50th anniversary of "Weekly Shonen Jump." Under the concept of "Weekly Shonen Jump 50th Anniversary Special Issue" created with "Sound," artists who are associated with Jump performed related music and songs, The set list will consist of songs related to and inspired by JUMP works, and will express manga through sound.

The MCs were Atsuhiko Nakata and Shingo Fujimori from the comedy duo Oriental Radio, who appear on the Weekly Shonen Jump information program "Special Search Police Jampolis," and Rina Ikoma, who is known to have loved reading Jump since she was a child.

The top performer on the second day of the event was the female vocal group "Little Glee Monster.
They started the day's stage with "OVER," the OP song of "BORUTO -BORUTO- -NARUTO NEXT GENERATIONS-," followed by the second song "SAY! The second song, "Say!", was followed by "Yeah!
The a cappella medley enchanted the audience with their gorgeous harmonies and ended with "So, I'm not alone", the ED theme song of "My Hero Academia".

After the audience cheered to the famous scenes performed by Jump characters, the second performer was "GRANRODEO," a music unit consisting of KISHOW (Noriaki Taniyama), a voice actor, and e-ZUKA (Masaaki Iizuka), a guitarist.
The appearance of this popular anime song unit, whose name is no longer unknown in the anime song industry, was greeted with cheers from the audience. They started with "The Other self", the OP song of "Kuroko no Basket" 2nd season, followed by "Punky Funky Love", the OP song of "Kuroko no Basket" 2nd season, and "Memories", the OP song of "Kuroko no Basket" 3rd season 2nd cool, raising the excitement of the audience. The next song, "modern strange cowboy," was also an OP song for the anime version of "NEEDLESS," which is serialized in "Ultra Jump. The setlist was filled with "Jump" songs, ending with "Can Do," the OP song from the first season of "Kuroko no Basketball.
When KISHOW told the audience, "Let's keep our hearts hot and our heads cool," a famous line from Tatsuya Himuro of "Kuroko no Basketball," in which he also appears as a voice actor, the audience, mostly female fans, cheered in yellow.

The audience, mostly female fans, cheered in yellow when Luffy, Gin-san, and Naruto appeared on the screen and asked the audience "I don't like this 'JUMP MUSIC FESTA'" and "Friendship, love, what's the other one? The three were asked to make a great joke on two topics: "I don't like this 'JUMP MUSIC FESTA'" and "What's the other thing?
When Gin-san included a story about Ori Raji's saga, the two Ori Raj members, who were supposed to be the MCs, were seen to be pleased with themselves.

The third band to appear on stage was the rock band Thinking Dogs.
They covered "Sobakasu" by JUDY AND MARY, the first OP song of "Rurouni Kenshin: Meiji Swordsman Romantic Tan" in order to "let people know who they are.
The final song was "Such a You, Such a Me," the ED theme song of "Naruto Shippuden," which appealed to the audience.

The fourth performer was special guest Hiroshi Kitadani, who performed the first OP theme song of "ONE PIECE" "We Are! and "We Go! and "We Go!
After the audience united in a call-and-response, they shouted, "Let's sail to the new world! and then they thrust their clenched fists high into the sky.

The special live performance continued with the appearance on stage of "RADIO FISH," a dance and vocal unit formed around MC Ori Raj, and the mood of the venue changed completely.
The dance music was performed one after the other, captivating the audience's attention with "ULTRA TIGER," "NEW GOD," and "PERFECT HUMAN.
Crystal King's "Ai wo Torimodose!", the opening song of the anime "Fist of the North Star", was also covered. by Crystal King, the opening song of the anime "Fist of the North Star," was also covered, and the audience of Jump fans were very satisfied with this corner.

Returning to the main program, the sixth performer was Ieiri Reo. First, Ieiri Reo performed her new song "Moshikimi Kimi wo Kusen Shitara (If I Could Forgive You)," which is the theme song for the "Tsuki 9" drama "Absolute Zero: Inevitable Undercover Crime Investigation.
Ieiri, who does not have an image of anime songs, was expected to be a unique performer at this event, but when she performed "Junjo," the ED song of "Dragon Ball Kai" and "Sabrina," the ED song of "Toriko," to which she has a strong emotional attachment because it is her debut song, the audience responded by waving their penlights in full force. The audience responded to her feelings by waving their penlights with all their might.

The seventh band to perform was the four-piece rock band SPYAIR, who performed "Current Distraction," the theme song for the movie "Gintama the Movie: The Complete Arc of Gintama the Movie," "Sakura Mitsuki," the OP song for "Gintama," "HIQUE! Imagination," the theme song of "HIQ!
In addition, a new song "I Wanna Be...", the theme song of the TV anime "Gintama Ginnotama Arc" which started airing on July 8, was performed for the first time and the audience was very excited.

At this point, Orihara was replaced as MC by "HIQUE! favorite TV personality Rika Adachi appeared on stage as the MC. She and Ikoma talked about their passion for Weekly Shonen Jump.

After that, the idol group Keyakizaka 46, produced by Yasushi Akimoto, received a different kind of cheer than before.
Starting with their debut song "Silent Majority," the group mesmerized the audience with their one-of-a-kind performances of "Kaze ni Fukaretaemo," "Nijin Saison," and "Glass wo Kakera," including dances that evoked a contemporary atmosphere, and the venue was filled with green penlights, the image color of the group.

The last band to perform at the event was FLOW.
They started with a rock-arranged cover of the "Dragon Ball" theme song "CHA-LA HEAD CHA-LA" as the theme song for the movie "Dragon Ball Z: Gods and Gods," followed by the insert song "HERO: Song of Hope" from the same movie, which was performed with the animation of the movie in the background. Then, after saying that "Naruto was there at the milestone of the band's 15 years since its formation," the band sang "Re:remember" and "Sign," the OP themes of "Naruto," with gratitude, saying "I selfishly consider Naruto a comrade-in-arms.
After delivering a new song, "Break it down," to the audience, which was to be a tie-up song for a Jump-related work, although the details had not yet been announced, he asked the audience, "Do you like music?　Do you love Jump? and stirred up the floor.
The last song of the exciting music festival was the well-known OP theme song of "Naruto", "GO! The entire venue was united by the big sound of the song.
The entire venue was united in a big wave, and the call and response to "Fighting Dreamers" brought the event to a climax, bringing the two-day "JUMP MUSIC FESTA" to a close with great success.