By vibe & timing
Nights carried by a regular crowd. Newcomers are welcome — but the regulars set the room. 57 upcoming nights observed.
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 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.
An all-genre Mediterraneo party built around gratitude for human connections — A carefully sequenced all-genre night that treats music and human encounters as part of the same ongoing chain.
A one-night healing lounge event built around Mion as host — A music-and-conversation space that borrows the intimacy of a snack bar, supported by lounge DJs, VJs, and food.
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 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 casual weekday ZUBAR night where DJs and live acts share the floor — A mixed-format event featuring several DJs and live performers, designed for easy entry and close-up listening in a bar setting.
A recurring night built around game-music energy — To use game music as a shared language and build strong floor unity through guest and resident DJ performances.
A late-night anniversary festival for Bootleg Shrine — An anniversary gathering shaped not only by celebration but by the participants' investment and offering culture.
A free early-evening DJ gathering at DOCTOR HEAD — A September edition of the long-running After School series, bringing together distinct personalities for a bar event that balances openness and depth.
A birthday celebration for SamflySamurai at Shimokitazawa Altoto — A celebratory event built around the birthday host, with performers openly bringing support and playful devotion to create strong shared energy from early evening.
A late-night fan event combining VTuber live performance and song-focused DJing — An event that connects VTuber-song DJ sets with a guest live appearance, using shared fandom references to drive the atmosphere.
An anniversary night at Mediterraneo celebrating with longtime guest DJs — A special 12th-anniversary edition that brings back familiar guest DJs and foregrounds a social, celebratory party atmosphere.
A restart edition marking the series' return after about a year — An edition centered on sharing and celebrating the return of the series itself, even before the full lineup is known.
An eccentric summer gathering returning to Asakusa — A loose but lively daytime party blending music with playful side attractions.
A recurring ZUBAR session mixing DJs and live performance — A low-cost local party built around the dense, personal feel of a small venue.
A recurring all-genre party centered on nostalgic favorites — A weekday nostalgia party where old favorites are shared in an open-format DJ setting.
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 ZUBAR session stretching the space between drowsiness and immersion — A small-room night that relies on gradual, taste-driven DJ flow rather than obvious spectacle, rewarding slow immersion.
A local Club CACTUS DJ night led by resident-style selectors — An event built on a stable crew of DJs, emphasizing continuity, accessibility, and the energy of a regular local crowd.
A 500-yen weekday party running into midnight — A simple, low-cost night built around the intimacy of a small venue. The concept is straightforward: easy entry, easy enjoyment.
A 10th-anniversary night for otaku and subculture music — An all-night otaku party where fandom tracks and subculture staples mix freely.
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.
An all-mix DJ and live party with a full timetable — A mixed-format party linking DJ sets and live performances from afternoon into evening.
A holiday daytime DJ event growing out of Uma Musume fan culture — An unofficial fan DJ event that builds its atmosphere through shared franchise attachment, themed selection, and community energy.
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.
A daytime anniversary DJ party celebrating one year of marriage — An intimate commemorative event built around celebration, shared affection, and relaxed togetherness.
A sound-system session on the eve of a holiday — A dancefloor-centered night where multiple crews build communal uplift through heavy sound.
A themed DJ event exploring Vocaloid and its surrounding creator culture — A series installment that maps Vocaloid-born music and creator culture into a shared dancefloor experience.
A daytime event bringing Shizuoka-born DJs to Hatagaya — A region-linked event that uses shared origin as a base while highlighting each DJ's distinct sensibility over an extended daytime run.
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 daytime anime-focused party returning after five years — A daytime DJ event built around regular residents and the return of its organizer after a long gap. Familiar community energy meets anticipation for upcoming guest additions.
A daytime DJ event led by Vocaloid creators — A daytime gathering that connects Vocaloid creator culture with the DJ floor. Shared scene knowledge and direct interaction look central to the appeal.
A themed Asakusa event centered on bishoujo game music — A title-focused event built around bishoujo game music, with room to stretch into nearby fandom tracks.
A weekday anime-song DJ event open to beginners — Built as an open-call event, it lets participants shape the room together around anime-song culture.
A reggae-heavy late-night party within Club CACTUS's 20th anniversary run — A release party driven by dense rub-a-dub and selector energy, built around raw floor momentum.
A compact ZUBAR DJ night with a 500-yen entry — A nimble bar event packing four DJs into a short evening slot. Its appeal comes from affordability and the close feel of the room.
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 recurring event worth flagging even before full details arrive — At this point it is primarily an early announcement with date and venue, inviting attention ahead of fuller details.
A place for game music DJs to meet and find bookings — An event that merges a game music DJ showcase with active networking. It offers both audience enjoyment and a clear view into the next steps of the scene.
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.
An Akihabara celebration built around beer and food — An Oktoberfest-style event using a club-like space for drinks, food, and social atmosphere above all.
A next-edition announcement riding on the last party's energy — A recurring RECORD BAR JBC party that carries the excitement of the last edition directly into the next one with the same circle around it.
A fourth edition at MOGRA with strong fandom energy — An afternoon-to-evening event that centers shared fandom while expanding its circle through guests and open-call participation.
A long-form birthday party celebrating Kyua Shigure — A festive birthday gathering built around communal celebration, with pop-facing and internet-culture energy shaping the mood.
The 15th edition of an all-genre club event centered on menhera culture — A community-style party where a clearly shared theme shapes both the music experience and the crowd culture.
An Altoto night that sells itself on atmosphere before lineup details — A community-oriented party that promises a good room experience even before the performer list is announced.
An immersive secret gathering that unfolds through the night into morning — An event that layers live sets, DJs, and late-night happenings into a shared long-duration experience.
The next installment of a recurring event at nagomix Shibuya — A recurring series event whose main appeal lies in its established community and themed identity, even before full details are published.
A Tsudanuma daytime electronic party featuring Clean Tears — A long-form gathering centered on trance and Vocaloid-rooted electronic sound, meant to be enjoyed slowly with food and drinks.
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 regular Mediterraneo edition following a notably lively previous party — A community event built on recurring attendance, crowd familiarity, and the energy carried over from previous editions.
A debut Christmas-night event at Tsukiakari Yumeterasu — A late-night participatory party built around the host's strong vision, inviting attendees to feel central to the story of the night.
The annual year-end gathering moves into daytime — The annual otaku year-end party shifts from an overnight format to daytime, opening it up as a more accessible end-of-year gathering.
