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59 DJ events observed in Shibuya, Tokyo. Genres include electronic, hip-hop, drum-n-bass and bass. Featured venues: nagomix, DJ Bar Azumaya and ENTER.
A weekday night where the lineup itself is the headline — An Azumaya-style night led by lineup strength rather than branding, letting each selector's character come through in a close room.
A weekday series returning to ENTER for its third edition — Details are limited for now, but the fact that it is returning already gives the event a defined core.
A fan-focused DJ event built entirely from Hololive vocal tracks — To share Hololive songs at full volume and build collective energy through a request-friendly floor.
A weekday night session at Azumaya with five featured DJs — A compact night driven more by lineup chemistry than branding, making the most of a small-room atmosphere.
A late-weekday ENTER session where different takes on dance music intersect — A dance music party built on collision, where multiple approaches share one floor and create a one-night-only perspective.
A vintage DJ night where the equipment itself is the star — To experience DJ culture through not just track selection but the character and era of the equipment itself.
An Azumaya late-weekday session shaped by guests and residents together — A recurring small-room night that keeps its core identity while refreshing the flow through invited guests.
Hyoryu Ongaku's regular party connecting people through music and food — A room where live music, DJs, and food help regulars and newcomers mix without barriers.
A Shibuya Tangle weekday night where live acts and DJs meet — A low-pressure weekday event that lets live energy and DJ flow share the same room.
A weekday Azumaya session shaped by three distinct voices — An Azumaya-style night where the atmosphere is defined by the combination of selectors rather than a branded event concept.
A MIDNIGHT EAST special centered on Dan Shake's Japan appearance — A night that expands The Library's cross-generational, cross-genre exploration through an international guest and a two-floor format.
A Saturday Azumaya night featuring a secret guest — A bar-night format that leaves part of the picture unrevealed, using named artists and a secret guest to build anticipation for the room itself.
A nagomix afternoon concept exploring what comes after kawaii — A concept-driven nagomix event built around three confirmed guests and the idea of a "post-kawaii" sensibility, with atmosphere as a key draw.
An OTO drum and bass night with a jazz attitude — A night focused on drum and bass shaped by jazz sensibility, aiming for both floor energy and close listening value.
mio's annual horror-mystery event unfolds at Shibuya Tangle — A hybrid event crossing DJ sets, VJ work, live performance, and session playing to explore both eerie atmosphere and musical openness.
A forward-facing late-night floor curated by TREKKIE TRAX — A late-night R Lounge lineup balancing cutting-edge club intensity with playful character, best experienced from the start.
An all-ages-friendly MC battle event in Shibuya — A battle-focused event with accessible pricing and a close-up view of live rap competition.
A weekday Azumaya night built around four DJs — A bar event that keeps the announcement minimal and lets the DJs' sequencing and the room's response define the night.
Groove-centered night branching out from house and disco — The second edition of a series built on house and disco, then expanded through the tastes of its guests. It aims to balance dancefloor clarity with a broader sense of selection.
A midweek Shibuya Tangle session shaped by four DJs across the evening — A weekday Tangle format that deepens naturally over time, letting the DJs build the night through selection and pacing rather than a heavy concept.
A Thursday Azumaya night featuring DJ WADA and three more selectors — A weekday booking centered on proven DJs, where the lineup's substance speaks louder than the minimal announcement.
The Tokyo stop of the 15th anniversary world tour at ENTER — The Tokyo date of a label's 15th anniversary world tour, drawing interest through the strength of the touring banner even before full local details are revealed.
An R Lounge techno party featuring KEN ISHII — Centered on KEN ISHII, the night uses a layered supporting lineup to build a sustained techno arc across the floor.
An annual night built entirely around Miles Davis — Michael curates a full-night session using only Miles Davis recordings, tracing the breadth of his sound across eras.
A 10th-anniversary night for otaku and subculture music — An all-night otaku party where fandom tracks and subculture staples mix freely.
A Touhou-themed daytime party built as an open-call edition — A participatory holiday event where Touhou fans gather around music, cosplay, and community.
The first anniversary night featuring Small Circle of Friends — As the opening night of OTO's 31st anniversary run, the event reflects the venue's community through a balanced mix of live performance and DJs.
A daytime live-and-DJ session at the open-air stage in Ueno Park — A Silver Week afternoon event combining live music and DJs in an open-air park setting made for relaxed drinking and listening.
A celebratory UK bass edition with multiple milestones — A special edition that combines DiVANG TUNE's 16th anniversary with yuitty's birthday and DJ MIYU's 20th anniversary. The B2B-focused structure puts bass pressure and celebratory energy at the front.
A free party set against a seaside location — A special SUAVE edition at a beach house, connecting music and scenery from morning to sunset. The concept trades urban club intensity for a broader sense of openness.
A crossover event pairing VTubers with one additional genre each — The event centers VTubers while layering an additional genre onto each participant's slot. Even with missing details, the crossover concept is clearly established.
The Odaiba festival's first day centered on DJ culture — International names like MURA MASA and FLOWDAN meet domestic artists such as SOICHI TERADA and NEKO MAFIA, revealing a wide dance-music spectrum.
A daytime birthday party at R-Lounge — A community-led celebration built around Hana's birthday, with many participants shaping the room through shared party energy.
A FAMILY hip-hop night celebrating DJ BEAT's 40th anniversary — A night that celebrates a major Tokyo hip-hop milestone with trusted DJs and real floor energy.
An Odaiba urban festival centered on live culture — Seventeen domestic and international artists across hip-hop, pop, and club-adjacent sounds shape a full day at the special Odaiba site.
A deep minimal and deep-tech night at Azumaya — Four DJs guide the room from 21:00 into the early morning through sustained groove and fine-grained textural shifts.
A long daytime rhythm-game music event built around a composer-only concept — A concept-driven edition that approaches rhythm game music through the lens of its composers.
A tournament decided by audience votes and tipping — Four artists face off on a 360-degree stage where crowd response directly determines the outcome.
A weekday late-night DJ session to settle into at Azumaya — The event foregrounds three capable DJs and lets the room's flow, rather than extra framing, carry the night.
A special standalone Tokyo live show, his first since 2019 — Less a DJ party than a concentrated live presentation designed to showcase where Rejjie Snow is now.
A heavyweight UK drum and bass guest set — A straightforward but powerful late-night club date centered on BOU's high-impact sound.
A two-floor 25th anniversary party at R LOUNGE — A large anniversary celebration bringing together DJs connected to the party's long-running community.
A hip-hop night at FAMILY driven by both live and DJ sets — A series party built around guest live acts and guest DJs, with the close-contact energy of the club itself as part of the draw. It promises a direct, scene-rooted hip-hop night.
A night reviving 2016's 'latest' Vocaloid tracks in present-day Shibuya — A re-examination party that revives 2016 Vocaloid music as more than simple nostalgia.
A weekday early-evening DJ party built around exchange — A weekday edition of Phantom Night where people can stop by after work or school, dance, and connect through a lineup plus open DJ slots.
A Tokyo date by UK techno heavyweight Ben Sims — A late-night Circus Tokyo session centered on the weight of UK techno history and present-day club drive.
A late-night release party centered on Shimpei Watanabe's first live set — A release celebration built around a debut live set and a multi-room DJ program that gives the record a full-bodied club setting.
A daytime party-style club event featuring rising DJs and VJs — A daytime edition that packs youthful momentum and communal party energy into a recurring scene event.
A daytime Shibuya anime club event with cosplay and attendee perks — An urban anime club event designed to welcome newcomers with music, perks, and food in one package.
A late-night Circus Tokyo booking featuring a key UKG artist — A late-night floor session bringing a scene-connected international act to Tokyo for a current-state UK garage experience.
A multi-venue city event including WREP — A city-circulation event built around hip-hop spaces, using a wristband to move through multiple Shibuya venues.
A wristband-based multi-venue night across Shibuya — A roaming event that connects multiple floors and communities across Shibuya through one shared festival circuit.
A holiday daytime drum-and-bass show marking Formula's first Japan appearance — A first-Japan appearance designed to deliver the speed and impact of current UK jump-up in a full-force daytime setting.
