Ibaraki’s LuckyFes Unveils Fourth Wave of Performers: Crowd Lu from Taiwan and More

The fourth batch of performers has been announced for LuckyFes’24, a music festival to be held at the National Hitachi Seaside Park in Hitachinaka, Ibaraki, from July 13 (Sat.) to 15 (Mon., holiday).

The festival, organized by LuckyFM Ibaraki Broadcasting, was announced two hours after the announcement that “ROCK IN JAPAN FESTIVAL” would be relocated to Chiba in 2022, under the slogan “Don’t extinguish the lights of Ibaraki’s festival culture! The festival was announced under the slogan, “Don’t extinguish the light of Ibaraki’s festival culture! The theme of the festival is “a festival of music, food, and art,” and in 2024, the third year of the festival, it will be held with the aim of becoming “Asia’s largest theme park-type festival.

The announced lineup includes five Japanese artists, Takanori Nishikawa, Taiiku Okazaki, Mega Shinnosuke, Conton Candy, and Young Skinny, as well as artists from other Asian countries, Crowd Lu from Taiwan, Chillies from Vietnam, Ink Waruntorn from Thailand, and The Wasabies from Mongolia. The Wasabies from Mongolia.

Crowd Lu is a singer-songwriter who debuted with the album “100 Ways of Living” in 2008. He achieved the “Triple Gold,” winning the three major awards in Taiwan known as the Golden Melody Awards, the Golden Bell Awards, and the Golden Horse Awards, becoming the youngest artist to do so in history. He has performed twice at “SUMMER SONIC” and held his first solo concert in Japan in 2016. This visit marks his return to Japan after approximately five years since 2019.

Chillies is known as the first band in Vietnam to have over 1 million monthly listeners on Spotify, and will be performing on stage with guest MORISAKI WIN, with whom they released a collaboration song in January. Ying Warantong is a Thai diva known as the “Queen of Synthpop,” who also made her Japan debut in 2022 with her mini-album “bloom.” sung in Japanese.The Wasabies is a girl unit that debuted in Mongolia in 2018 and has been performing in 2022 with M-POP and The Wasabies have been active in Japan since 2022 under the banner of M-POP.

Tickets are available at various play guides including LuckyFM Ibaraki’s ticket sales system “ibachike” until May 29 (Wed.) for the 4th advance lottery. Tickets are also offered as a thank-you gift from Hitachinaka City, Ibaraki Prefecture, for its hometown tax payment.