Legend of Rock at Yaon Vol. 5

Mon Jul 15, 2013 Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall
Jimisen

Time Out says

The butt of countless jokes, Japan's tribute band scene is nonetheless large enough to support grandiose gigs such as this, attended by fans who realise their musical heroes are either too old, too dead or too past-it to relive their previous glories for themselves. This year's Legend of Rock outdoor spectacular features many of the event's staple acts, among them Hattallica (as Metallica), The Beggars (as The Rolling Stones) and the justifiably legendary Jimisen (as Jimi Hendrix). It's a bizarre spectacle, but one executed with enough affection, tongue-in-cheek humour and technical proficiency to win over all but the most ardent haters; just try not to get offended by the unfortunately named Queen copyists, Queer.

Details

Open July 15

Time Doors 12.30pm. Gig 1pm

Admission ¥3,500

Casts Mr Jimmy (as Led Zeppelin), Jimisen (as Jimi Hendrix), The Beggars (as The Rolling Stones), Townzen (as The Who), Hattallica (as Metallica), aDIOs (as Dio), Queer (as Queen), Gunmen Showers as Guns N' Roses

Venue Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall

Address 1-5 Hibiya Koen, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

Transport Kasumigaseki Station (Chiyoda, Hibiya, Marunouchi lines), exits B2, C4.

Map

Please note: All information is correct at the time of writing but is subject to change without notice.

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