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DATE |
August 1st, 2026 (Saturday) |
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TIME |
OPEN 14:00 FINISH 21:00 |
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PLACE |
NA Seci, Zaimokuza Beach, Kamakura Open in Google Map |
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TICKET |
ADVANCED : ¥ 3,000 **No ticket required for children under 12 MTM Member’s Coupon Code |
【LINE UP】
LIVE
Andy Kinlay & Friends
Deltcodel
Takashi Umemiya & The Comrades
Kotatsu
About This Event
11 unforgettable days of summer where passion, heat, and music come together. Come explore the beautiful beaches of Kamakura and forget about the weather.
Join us for an incredible beachfront celebration curated by More Than Music, known for bringing people together through unique cultural experiences.
Get ready for live music, good vibes, and an ocean breeze on Kamakura Beach. Set against the backdrop of crashing waves and golden skies, this event brings together some of Japan's most exciting indie artists, track curators, and community for a one-of-a-kind open-air experience. Whether you're dancing barefoot in the sand, chilling with a cold drink in hand, or soaking in the sunset to the sound of live guitars and groovy beats—this is more than just music. It’s the sound of summer.
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Artist information
◾️ Andy Kinlay & Friends ◾️
High-energy summer grooves. Infectious rock hooks. Live fusion and unplanned improv moments. Andy Kinlay and Friends is a five-piece reggae, rock, funk, and dance band carved from the best of Tokyo’s international music community. Founded by Manchester-born lead vocalist and guitarist Andy MacKinlay, the band’s roots are from central Tokyo’s lively improvisational jam session scene. Alongside MacKinlay, this supergroup includes Daisuke ‘Dice’ Takemura on guitar, Frozen Assets’ Simon Lucas on keyboards and synth, Keith ‘KMac’ McConnell laying down the bassline, and the ever brilliant Lyle Carr on drums. Surprise guest players are also a frequent addition no matter the stage dimensions.
Known for seamlessly blending elements of rock, funk, and reggae into a highly accessible yet unique party sound, Andy Kinlay and Friends have collectively spent years capturing the hearts of live music lovers in Tokyo across their individual music projects. Featuring hits from KINLAY’s critically acclaimed mini-album Whose The Clown? to their project Golden Zero featuring the driving single No Time To Wait, plus brand new summer party tunes, this dynamic group delivers an unmissable live party experience.
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◾️ Deltcodel ◾️
No borders. No gravity. Welcome to the stratosphere of SpaceDubRock. Emerging boldly from Tokyo’s subterranean underground music scene, Deltcodel is a boundary-defying collective consisting of Nakano (Vocals/Lyrics), Bob Aoki (Guitar), Ichigeil Vibration (Guitar), Akakura Carey Asahi (Bass), and Mizushima Mariah Shota (Drums).
What sets Deltcodel entirely apart is their secret weapon: Jin, an organic sound manipulator commanding a legendary analog effects system from the DubWiser heritage. Rather than acting as a simple off-stage producer, Jin operates as a live, breathing instrument, sculpting psychedelic textures, swirling echoes, and deep oceanic basslines in real-time. Their live shows transcend standard gig expectations, turning venues into musical spacecrafts where sound is bent on the fly. As showcased on their Del E.P.Del, Deltcodel is a mind-expanding ritual of time, space, and deep dub frequency.
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◾️ Takashi Umemiya & The Comrades ◾️
Raw, uncompromised, and beautifully gritty. Takashi Umemiya & the Comrades are the uncompromising guardians of Tokyo's underground post-punk and garage rock revolution. Frequenting legendary independent venues like Heaven's Door, this outfit has earned a cult following for their fierce sonic identity and raw, unfiltered message.
Driven by a passionate ethos, their music hits like a sonic lightning bolt, seamlessly fusing aggressive guitar work, rhythmic precision, and thought-provoking storytelling. Their latest dynamic drop, the remastered anthem "The Right to Live" from their project Scarred Revolution, captures the true, bruising heart of the local DIY punk community. Takashi Umemiya & the Comrades aren't just playing chords; they are delivering an authentic, high-voltage testament to resilience that serves as the beating pulse of the city's alternative subculture.
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◾️ Kotatsu ◾️
Kotatsu, a French track curator rooted in Tokyo, finds her musical inspiration in the vibrant pulse of electro and house, infusing world beats that invite listeners on a journey. Her sets offer a warm and inviting atmosphere, aiming to touch your soul and create a heartwarming experience.
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