MIXMATES
A weekday techno night at BRAND SHIBUYA with eight DJs — A techno-led weekday event that uses a broad multi-DJ cast to keep Shibuya's early-night floor moving.
- techno
Dates
30 DJ events observed for June 11 (THU), centred on Shibuya, Akihabara and Jingumae. Genres include hip-hop, techno and house. Featured venues: BRAND SHIBUYA, Club CACTUS and DJ BAR Bridge Shibuya.
A weekday techno night at BRAND SHIBUYA with eight DJs — A techno-led weekday event that uses a broad multi-DJ cast to keep Shibuya's early-night floor moving.
DJ EMMA's weekly Thursday house fixture at Bridge Shibuya — A house party where DJ EMMA personally builds the floor from 22:00, joined by selected guests. The idea of an open, equal dancefloor shapes both the sound and the room.
A three-DJ Thursday session at WREP — An affordable weekday night where you can catch each DJ's character up close.
A weekday techno and house session running till morning at Azumaya — A long-form, low-cost techno and house session built for real dancing in an intimate room.
An ENTER night where European edge meets Japanese bass music — A club session mapping present-day bass music through overseas guests and local selectors.
A guest-led weekday Vocaloid night at R-Lounge — A weekday club event that uses a strong cast to balance vocaloid fandom response with a proper dance-floor experience.
A free Ruby Room party crossing techno, disco, indie, and hip hop — A straightforward night built around good music, drinks, and people rather than strict genre rules. Free entry makes it easy to drop in whenever the timing feels right.
A fast-moving mixed-format night at Bar LOTUS in 30-minute blocks — A nimble, low-cost bar event that spotlights each performer through short, back-to-back sets.
A Thursday unwind of pop and mellow sounds — A relaxed Thursday DJ night featuring guest Masataka Suzuki. The core idea is a soft blend of Japanese and overseas pop with a mellow bar-room feel.
An all-genre student DJ event in Shibuya with free entry for students — A community-driven all-genre DJ night that foregrounds student momentum and the emergence of a new youth culture.
A Thursday night at OAK BAR Shibuya driven by hip-hop and all-mix sets — A late-start weekday bar event that builds a flowing room through multiple DJs working from a hip-hop base.
A four-act weekday idol showcase — A compact battle-style idol showcase featuring four groups. Separate front and general admission tiers make it easy to choose how closely you want to watch.
A weekday IV AKIHABARA event running from 18:00 to 23:00 — An Akihabara event defined more by accessible pricing and a practical weekday schedule than by a disclosed lineup.
A MOGRA throwback party for anime songs and tokusatsu classics — Rather than simply replaying old favorites, the party turns shared memory into a live floor experience, helped by veteran anison DJs and an open request spirit.
A six-DJ bar session running into the morning — A relay-style DJ schedule starting at 19:00 and stretching into the morning. The longer you stay, the more the room changes shape.
A Thursday split between R&B and all-good-music energy — The first floor offers a free-entry R&B room, while the second floor pushes a fuller late-night club lineup. The format is built around moving between floors and moods.
A Thursday late-night session at bonobo — A late-night event where four DJs shape the room in a compact space. Its appeal is hearing the floor evolve at close range.
DecaBAR Cho's recurring party for danceable game music — A Thursday event that turns game music into a proper club-floor experience from early evening onward.
A personality-driven weekday house night at Bridge Shinjuku — A stripped-back format that lets the DJ name carry the intrigue. It suits anyone looking for a concentrated mood in a short window.
A dense soul night hosted by SWING-O with COMA-CHI as guest — A long-running party where host band, guest live set, DJs, and session energy combine into a richly layered night.
A Thursday Altoto night with spicy food included — A local party built around strong food, easy social energy, and a long relaxed evening.
An early-summer party edition with live acts and DJs — An event that channels the start of summer through bright live instrumentation and supporting DJ sets.
A two-part FORESTLIMIT program linking evening and midnight — An all-night progression where the shift from early live/DJ programming to a midnight lineup becomes the point of the experience.
A regular second-Thursday cipher built around drinking and rapping — A close-range rap gathering that prioritizes participation and exchange over a traditional stage-audience divide.
A JBC night built around an improvised beat battle — A bar event that puts live beatmaking energy and DJ play in the same close room.
An IN THE AIR concept night built entirely from rain songs — A night where each DJ interprets the rainy season through songs tied to rain.
A community DJ night with free food — A relaxed gathering that balances a guest DJ with a social room atmosphere. It starts early and is designed for both conversation and music.
A weekday anison bar powered by four DJs — A bar-format anison night where DJs rotate across the evening from 19:00 to 23:30. It is built to deliver a satisfying burst of energy in a manageable time window.
A dense rhythm session at Bar Chitei — A performance-led night featuring Voo-Dub-Hill with sax and bass in the mix. The bar-sized room makes the movement of the music feel immediate and exposed.
A concentrated night built entirely from Kirinji-related selections — A Wakuwaku crew concept night devoted solely to Kirinji-related music, exploring the catalog through each DJ’s personal angle.