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LuckyFes

Coordinates: 36°24′02″N 140°35′29″E / 36.40056°N 140.59139°E / 36.40056; 140.59139
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LuckyFes
ラッキーフェス
GenreRock, alternative, electronic, metal, hip hop and pop
FrequencyAnnually
Location(s)Hitachi Seaside Park, Hitachinaka, Ibaraki
Coordinates36°24′02″N 140°35′29″E / 36.40056°N 140.59139°E / 36.40056; 140.59139
Years active23 July 2022 (2022-07-23) – present
Inaugurated23 July 2022; 2 years ago (2022-07-23)
FounderYoshito Hori
Most recent15-17 July 2023
Next event13-15 July 2024
Attendance42,000 (2023)[1]
Organised byLuckyFM Ibaraki Broadcasting System
SponsorGlobis, Ameba TV
Websiteluckyfes.com/en/ (in English)

LuckyFes (Japanese: ラッキーフェス, Hepburn: Rakkii Fesu) is an annual three-day music festival held mid-July in Hitachi Seaside Park, Hitachinaka, Ibaraki, Japan, organized by LuckyFM Ibaraki Broadcasting System. The line-up contains Japanese musicians from major and independent record companies.

History

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Following the departure announcement of Rock in Japan Festival from Hitachi Seaside Park in Hitachinaka, Ibaraki at the start of 2022, Yoshito Hori, the owner of Ibaraki broadcaster LuckyFM Ibaraki Broadcasting System decided to create a new music festival at the vacated location, with himself as self-appointed festival producer.[2][3][4] A crowdfunding campaign for the new festival raised over ¥30 million yen on ReadyFor by April 2022.[5] LuckyFM Green Festival or LuckyFes in short was held for the first time on July 23-24, 2022 as a two-day event.[6] The festival became a three-day event in 2023.

Illustrator Jun Inagawa was appointed as art and creative director in 2023 to oversee the public art exhibition on the festival grounds.[7]

Performances

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2022

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Line-up included:

Green Stage

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Saturday Sunday
  • 13ELL
  • AKLO
  • Awich
  • Cz Tiger
  • DJ K-1
  • DJ LEAD
  • DJ RYOW
  • Dowg (O.A)
  • Hannya
  • JAPANESE MAGENESE
  • Jasmine (Japanese singer)
  • JOYLIIFE(O.A)
  • JP THE WAVY
  • Lunv Loyal
  • MASTER BRIDGE(O.A)
  • MC TYSON
  • t-Ace
  • ¥ellow Bucks
  • Yin And Yang(O.A)

Lucky Stage

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Saturday Sunday
  • 53+84(DJ)
  • Adachi Yuto
  • Chai (band)
  • Isoyama Jun
  • Ivy to Fraudulent Game
  • MAYA・RINA TAKAMI(O.A)
  • Nagie Lane
  • Nicori Light Tours
  • Tatsuro Mashiko
  • yayuyo

Water Stage

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Saturday Sunday

2023

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Line-up included:

Green Stage

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Saturday Sunday Monday
  • Awich
  • C&K
  • Japanese Magenese
  • JP THE WAVY
  • Kaori Kishitani
  • Lucky Kilimanjaro
  • Rondo
  • Umeda Cypher
  • yonawo

Hills Stage

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Saturday Sunday Monday
  • 13ELL
  • Age Factory
  • Cz TIGER
  • Lunv Loyal
  • MUSIC PLANET
  • Nicori Light Tours
  • Orange Spiny Crab
  • Sakamoto Shinnosuke
  • the quiet room
  • Tokyo Syoki Syodo
  • WST
  • Aile The Shota
  • Amefurasshi
  • EAERAN
  • FOMARE
  • Haramichan
  • Kaneyorimasaru
  • Novel Core
  • SHADOWS
  • TETORA
  • yangskinny

Lucky Space

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Saturday Sunday Monday
  • Ai Higuchi x Oswald
  • DJ DEKKACHAN
  • DJ Dynoji
  • DJ SEIRA
  • Ibarapper a.k.a Ibaraking
  • KEN EBISAWA
  • Kenichiro Tanimoto
  • Nagie Lane
  • UWTO BLND
  • DJ OVER
  • DJ Misoshiru & MC Gohan
  • DJ YU-KI
  • Isoyama Jun
  • Sayaka Sasaki
  • Tatsuro Mashiko
  • Tsubasa Suzuki
  • Adachi Yuto
  • Clitoric Ris
  • DJ JETMAN
  • DJ OVER
  • KATSUMI
  • KYOTARO TO HARUHIKO
  • Mao Uchu
  • Nagi Nemoto

Water Stage

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Saturday Sunday Monday

References

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  1. ^ "rakkiifesu ni yaku 4 man 2000 nin ga raijō hitachinaka" 「ラッキーフェス」に約4万2000人が来場 ひたちなか [About 42,000 attendees at LuckyFes in Hitachinaka]. NHK (in Japanese). 18 July 2023. Retrieved 21 July 2023.
  2. ^ Okubayashi, Yuki (14 October 2023). "FEATURE: LuckyFes beating drum for future of music festivals". Kyodo News. Retrieved 19 October 2023.
  3. ^ "rokkin kaijō henkō de arata na ongaku ibento hitachinaka" 「ロッキン」会場変更で新たな音楽イベント ひたちなか [Rock In Japan Festival Changes Venue and a New Event Starts at Hitachinaka]. NHK (in Japanese). 16 November 2019. Retrieved 21 July 2023.
  4. ^ Hori, Yoshito (29 June 2022). "moshimo MBA gakuchō ga fesu wo purodyūsu shitara" もしもMBA学長がフェスをプロデュースしたら [What If an MBA President Produced a Festival]. Toyo Keizai (in Japanese). Retrieved 21 July 2023.
  5. ^ "ibaraki no fesu bunka no akari wo kesu na! kono natsu LuckyFes de kibō wo tsunageru" 茨城のフェス文化の灯を消すな!この夏LuckyFesで希望を繋げる. ReadyFor (in Japanese). Retrieved 21 July 2023.
  6. ^ "ibaraki hōsō no shin fesu wa kokuei hitachi kaihin kōen de kaisai! kinbaku, makaen, manuizura dai ichi dan 12 kumi happyō" 茨城放送の新フェスは国営ひたち海浜公園で開催!金爆、マカえん、マンウィズら第1弾12組発表 [Ibaraki Broadcast's New Festival to be Held at the National Hitachi Seaside Park! First 12 Groups Announced, Including Golden Bomber, Macaroni Empitsu, Man With a Mission]. Natasha, Inc. (in Japanese). 28 April 2022. Retrieved 21 July 2023.
  7. ^ "LuckyFes ga aatokurieitibu direkutaa ni shinsedai no kurieitaa JUN INAGAWA wo kiyō" LuckyFesがアートクリエイティブディレクターに新世代のクリエイターJUN INAGAWAを起用 [LuckyFes appoints new generation creator Jun Inagawa as art and creative director]. ADF webmagazine (in Japanese). 12 June 2023. Retrieved 26 July 2023.
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