First live of the EU tour (and Killing Daze’s first live ever!) apparently went smoothly!
Can’t wait to see them on Saturday.
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Interested to hear how the show went, and if anyone got meet and greet.
I know when they came to America they had a different tour manager and things were a bit more loose. But killing daze and fake star have and higher prices and tighter times for meet and greet.
Hopefully y’all have a good time and things don’t feel too overpriced
The set is maybe just a little light for a show where they’re playing alone.
I’ll be seeing them in London! From what I’ve seen on Instagram (main social media I use) it seems super fun and the band members seem super energetic and loving the crowd. I’m so happy for fukuro, and also looking forward to it!
The vip group photos and 2-shots also look super cute and intimate. Though I’m just wondering, I’ve been seeing a lot of hugging and physical contact, is this appropriate? I’m unsure if the fan asked to be hugged or if the band members initiate it, while it looks super cute, coming from an asia background myself, I’m wondering if the band members find it weird to hug strangers? I’d love for my 2-shot to be a hugging pose too, but again idk if it would be weird (also I wouldn’t have the guts to ask “hug iindeku ka?” lol)
Again, coming from an asian background so sorry if I sound stupid (haven’t been hugged in years).
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Happens all the time in Japan too
I have seen my friends do poses that made me a bit flabberghasted tbh
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Yoshiatsu is very touchy feely. Can attest.
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Im ok with that tbh, means i dont have to worry about last trains home and can get a relatively early night. Haha. Such is life in your 30s… lol
In a weird/creepy or friendly way?? Haha.
Hard to say, I think it all depends on perception.
In the 2+ hours that I spent with the band, he was definitely the one most interested in making personal contact. But I was personally okay with it and it didn’t come off as creepy to me. But then again, I’m a fat (by Japanese standards), nearly middle aged lady. Chances are, his intentions were not sexual with me.
He does have a reputation in the scene of being a fuckboy.
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Paris is now sold out! 
Hopefully Killing Daze won’t skip France again for their next tours 
(still mad I have to go to Cologne for Takeru/Shou)
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I’m a bit surprised by the small success of this band. Probably it’s because of the singer past band ?
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Here’s the setlist from slovakia:
(from Instagram)
I can’t find the setlist for cologne, anyone know it? (wanna prepare for London)
What happened in dadaroma? I personally love dadaroma’s musical style and vibe, I don’t tend to look up band members’ personal lives, so I’m curious to know what happened?
Though I’m surprised that fukuro got to tour the US and now Europe in such a short time after their debut. I believe dadaroma only played in an anime convention in Europe one time, and never got to do a full us/eu tour (super sad about it). Maybe because fukuro’s style is quite unique, unlike the typical heavy rock in dadaroma? (still miss dadaroma’s music a lot… Also wondering whether yoshiatsu misses it, was really really surprised about the huge difference in style of fukuro’s music. Maybe this is what yoshiatsu’s really wanted to do, unlike the style in dadaroma?)
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It’s basically in their job describtion. You can absolutely ask to be hugged. Some bandomen just hug you even without asking.
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Just got out of Paris’ concert. If you can: go see them!! It was truly awesome! Such a great venue too.
Only complain I have is that they didn’t play Itsukawa (…) as the last song like they did during the first two dates, but played MOM! a second time instead 
I like the song, but with a short setlist we didn’t need to hear it twice… But oh well, with multiple sold out dates, I have no doubt they’ll come back sooner than later.
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I’m glad you enjoyed it! They do sound like a fun band, looking forward to London!
Oh I’m surprised they didn’t play itsukawa (also one of my favs), on slovakia’s setlist they wrote France and Italy so I’d assume the setlist was the same for those countries. Do you happen to remember the setlist?
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Seeing the videos I’m so proud of my boys.
They didn’t get the crowds like that in California, I think mostly because of advertising being so light or almost non-existent.
They’re a really great show live. Each member really shows their energy and if you can enjoy some jazzy rock, they’re some of the best.
So glad people are coming out and showing the band love. Wish I could be there.
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Exactly the same you posted, except MOM! replaced Itsukawa! And Cologne was the same except Albus no Tabi replaced Fukuro no ki as the first song. I’m guessing they switch them up every other date.
Talking about Yoshiatsu being touchy feely. Kissing the hand of a fan in first row at the Bratislava concert 
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I remember him doing something similar with a fan at Ikebukuro Edge for that same song, so I guess that’s his signature move.
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what’s the problem? if people want to pay let them pay
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