Shintaro Sakamoto announced an extra show with Tim Bernardes at Shibuya WWW X on November 6 at WWW X in Shibuya.
The extra show will be joined by Brazilian artist Tim Bernardes, who will visit Japan for the first time for FESTIVAL de FRUE on November 3 (Fri.) and 4 (Sat.). Tim Bernardes’ band, O Terno (O Terno), performed at the WEEK-END FESTIVAL in Cologne, Germany, where Sakamoto performed his first solo show in 2017. Since then, Sakamoto was a guest on the song “volta e meia” from O Terno’s album “atras/alem” released in 2019.
Shintaro Sakamoto LIVE 2023 is a live tour by Shintaro Sakamoto that will begin in late October. Previously announced that the tour will start on October 23 at Ebisu LIQUIDROOM in Tokyo and tour Kyoto, Osaka, Okinawa, and Taiwan. The band consists of four members: Shintaro Sakamoto on guitar and vocals, AYA on bass and chorus, Yuta Suganuma on drums and chorus, and Toru Nishiuchi on saxophone and flute.
Advance tickets will be available at FRUE SHOP from 10:00 on Saturday, September 23.
Extra show information
November 6 (Mon) WWWX Shibuya (Tokyo)
FRUE presents Tim Bernardes / Shintaro Sakamoto
Performers: Tim Bernardes / Shintaro Sakamoto
OPEN: 18:00 / START: 18:45
Advance Ticket: ¥10,000 (tax included / drinks not included / all standing)
Tickets: https://shop.frue.jp/
Saturday, September 23, from 10:00 (Limit 2 tickets per person)
Inquiries: WWWX 03-5458-7688 https://www-shibuya.jp/
Tim Bernardes
Tim Bernardes was born in 1991 in Sao Paulo, Brazil, and his 2017 solo debut album in Japan has been called “Brian Wilson meets Caetano Veloso” and “the 21st century version of the Brazilian song cycle” by music fans with an ear for early music.
He began playing piano and guitar at an early age and formed a band when he was in his teens. After debuting as a member of O Terno and gaining attention, he released his debut solo album “Recomeçar” in 2017. His unique songwriting skills and excellent vocal performance, incorporating elements of pop, rock, and folk music based on traditional Brazilian music, earned him national and international acclaim, and in 2022 he released his second album, “Mil Coisas Invisíveis,” with a deeper, more introspective style. The result is a beautiful and powerful work that reflects Bernardes’ life experiences and his musical roots.
Bernardes has been featured as a collaborator with renowned musicians since the very beginning of his fame. He has collaborated with Brazilian legends such as Ton Zeh and Gal Costa, as well as David Byrne, Devendra Banhart, Fleet Foxes, and Shintaro Sakamoto, and is increasingly gaining attention in Japan and abroad.
