FLOW + DOES + CLOSURE IN MOSCOW

After rocking anime fans worldwide, FLOW is back with a brand-new world tour celebrating legendary NARUTO songs!

From “GO!!!” to “Sign,” “Haruka Kanata” to “Silhouette,” get ready for an all-out, NARUTO-themed setlist performed live, including hits Haruka Kanata, Viva Rock, GO!!!, Re:member, Hero's Come Back!!, CLOSER, Sign and Silhouette.

FLOW are a 5-member mixture rock band started by brothers KOHSHI (older brother, vocals) and TAKE (younger brother, guitar).

After debuting in 2003, FLOW has an established reputation for hit anime works, including themes for anime “NARUTO” (GO!!!, many others), opening themes for “Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion”, (COLORS, WORLD END), and the opening theme for ”Tales of Zestiria the Cross” (Kaze no Uta). They have written songs for numerous other anime works as well.

Since 2006, FLOW has also been actively performing overseas, and from 2024 to 2025,they embarked on the largest world tour in their history, “ANIME SHIBARI,” covering Australia, North America, Europe, South America, and Asia. Continuing to transcend borders as a live band, they bring their music to fans around the globe.

Their song “Sign” for the opening of “NARUTO Shippuden” has been played over 140 million times worldwide on Spotify.

DOES  was formed in Fukuoka by Wataru Ujihara (Vocals & Guitar), Yasushi Akatsuka (Bass & Chorus), and Kesaku Morita (Drums & Chorus).

The band skyrocketed to fame with the single "Shura," used as the ending theme for the TV anime "Gintama," debuting at No. 9 on the Oricon charts. Their 2008 single "Donten" climbed to No. 3, becoming a massive hit with over 200,000 digital downloads—a rare feat for a rock band at the time. In 2009, they appeared in the blockbuster film Crows Zero II (directed by Takashi Miike), where they performed on screen. Director Miike praised the band, saying, "DOES is a band of beautiful, stripped-down honesty." Their 2010 smash hit "Bakuchi Dancer" sold over 100,000 physical copies and remained in the Top 10 for three consecutive weeks.

DOES continued to dominate the anime scene, providing themes for Space Brothers ("Yumemiru Sekai") and NARUTO Shippuden ("Guren"). But in 2016, following the release of their 10th-anniversary single "KNOW KNOW KNOW" and the 7th album INNOCENCE, the band announced an indefinite hiatus after a final show at Akasaka BLITZ.

On January 1, 2020, DOES officially resumed activities. They returned to the Gintama franchise with "Douraku Shinjou" and "Breakdown" for the film Gintama: THE FINAL (2021), which hit No. 1 on the Oricon Weekly Rock Chart. Their 2023 appearance on "THE FIRST TAKE" went viral, with "Donten" surpassing 5 million views and "Bakuchi Dancer" exceeding 2 million views.

CLOSURE IN MOSCOW are known to many in the alternative rock scene as the genre-hopping emo-prog kids who produced 'First Temple', 'Pink Lemonade' and 'Soft Hell.' Their latest album 'Soft Hell' includes works inspired by the popular anime 'Attack on Titan' including 'Jaeger Bomb' and 'A.T. Field.' They performed in Japan at Rock-O-Rama Festival in front of an audience of 22,000 people in 2025, alongside their friends FACT and have spent much of their time touring the USA, performing 6 tours since 2023, including sold out shows across multiple cities.

Ongaku Music Festival is an event celebrating Japanese music, anime and pop culture and is presented by Bird's Robe, SMASH & Animaga.