The Last Rockstars’ Yoshiki, Miyavi, Hyde And Sugizo Perform Live For The First Time

Japanese band, The Last Rockstars played their first live performance, earlier this week. The supergroup – Yoshiki, Hyde, Sugizo and Miyavi – were captured by fan-filmed videos at the Ariake Arena.

The performance took place one month after the release of the group’s new song, “The Last Rockstars (Paris Mix).” The single has been available through the global distribution by us of Ingrooves, linked to the Universal Music Group’s Virgin Music Group.

According to BlabberMouth.Net, artist Sugizo says, “We want to put what’s left of our lives on the line to make the world rock with our music.”

The four performers that are part of Japan’s rock scene have continued to give several more concerts at Ariake Arena. As well as a show at the Tokyo Garden Theatre. The group will also take part in a couple of U.S. shows during the month of February.

Much like his group members, leader, Yoshiki has made many accomplishments as a solo artist with performances at Coachella, Madison Square Garden, etc. Vocalist, Hyde has also been a successful solo artists with 40 million internationally outsold albums. Sugizo has also fared well as a solo performer with a unique style of music. Guitarist, Miyavi has made cameos in Hollywood films.

With the release of two song teaser videos, “The Last Rockstars” and “Psycho Love” the artists continue to maintain their status as one of Japan’s most influential rock bands. The band will continue with three more show, the last on February 10.

Ally Najera: Ally Najera is a student at California State University, Northridge majoring in Broadcast Journalism and minoring in Marketing. Ally hopes to pursue a career in Journalism and Business in the future. On her free time, she enjoys reading and watching films.
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