X Japan

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X Japan (official typeset "X JAPAN") is a rock band lead by drummer Yoshiki, considered to be one of the main pioneers of the Japanese Visual Kei movement.

The group, originally named X, was founded by former Dynamite (1977-1978) and Noise (1978-1982) members Yoshiki and [a=Toshi (19)] while attending high school in Tateyamashi in 1982.
In 1985 X moved to Tokyo looking for success and Yoshiki established his own label Extasy Records (2). The band lineup settled in 1987 with [a=Pata] and [a=Hide (2)] on guitar and [a=Taiji (2)] on bass, and one year later X signed their first major deal with Extasy Records (2).

Since the late 80's their fame grew so quickly that the band could perform for the first time at Tokyo Dome (the biggest live hall in Japan) in August 1991. However, during a TV appearance at Music Station on January 31st 1992 it was announced that Taiji had left the band due to musical and image differences. Shortly after that X were denied contract renewal by Sony.

X came back with a press conference was held at the Rockfeller Center in New York on August 24 1992 where it was announced that the band has signed a deal with Extasy Records (2) and that [a=Heath (7)] would join as the new bassist. Since the band had planned to expand activities overseas, X changed their name to X Japan (initially "X from Japan") to avoid confusion with the American band "X".

The band intended to release music overseas and release a new album, but the recording sessions were constantly pushed back due to Yoshiki's health problems caused by spinal disc herniation, the members being busy with solo projects and contract issues with Warner. X Japan eventually resumed full activities in 1995 with the "Dahlia Tour", but many gigs were cancelled due to Yoshiki's health problems.

In April 1997 Toshi left the band citing differences regarding the band music and future plans. X Japan couldn't find a new vocalist and eventually announced disbandment in an article on the Yomiuri newspaper on September 22nd. Yoshiki also added that X Japan would eventually come back with a new vocalist in 2000. The last concert with Toshi took place at Tokyo Dome on December 31st 1997. Plans to resurrect the band were suspended after [a=hide (2)] passed away on May 2nd 1998.

Despite this, X Japan announced their comeback in June 2007 still with Toshi on vocals. The first gigs after the revival took place at Tokyo Dome on March 28th, 29th and 30th, 2008. Sugizo from Luna Sea played guitar as a guest, and eventually joined the band as an official member in May 2009.

Current members
Yoshiki - drums, piano, chorus (1982-1997, 2007-present)
[a=Toshi (19)] - vocals (1982-1997, 2007-present)
Sugizo - guitar (2009-present)
[a=Pata] - guitar (1987-1997, 2007-present)

Former members
[a=Heath (7)] - bass (1992-1997, 2007-2023)
[a=hide (2)] - guitar, chorus (1987-1997)
[a=Taiji (2)] - bass, chorus (1985, 1986-1992)
Isao - guitar (1987)
Kerry - guitar (1986)
Inoue Satoru (Satoru) - guitar (1986)
Takai Hisashi (Shu) - guitar (1985, 1986)
Kazumitsu Mita (Zenon) - guitar (1985-1986)
Utaka Hikaru (Hikaru) - bass (1985-1986)
Koide Kenichi (Eddie) - guitar (1985)
Yoshida Yoshifumi (Hally) - guitar (1985)
Yuji Izumisawa (Terry) - guitar (1982-1985)
Tomoyuki Ogata (Tomo) - guitar (1984-1985)
Atsushi Tokuo (Atsushi) - bass (1985)

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ENDLESS RAIN

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Kurenai

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CRUCIFY MY LOVE

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Tears

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Rusty Nail

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Setlists

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September 30, 2018

X JAPAN Live 2018 ~Kurenai ni Somatta Yoru~ Makuhari Messe 3Days

Hall 1-2-3

Chiba, Chiba, Japan

  • 1. Miracle(YOSHIKI cover)

  • 2. Rusty Nail

  • 3. JADE

  • 4. Beneath the Skin

  • 5. Hero(YOSHIKI cover)

  • 6. Heath Bass Solo

  • 7. DRAIN

  • 8. Sugizo Violin Solo

  • 9. HURRY GO ROUND(hide with Spread Beaver cover)

  • 10. Forever Love

  • 11. Yoshiki Drum Solo

  • 12. La Venus

  • 13. Kiss the Sky

  • 14. I.V.

  • 15. Kurenai

  • 1. World Anthem(Frank Marino cover)

  • 2. WEEK END

  • 3. ENDLESS RAIN

  • 4. ART OF LIFE

  • 5. Silent Jealousy

  • 6. Born to Be Free

  • 7. X

  • 8. Tears (English ver.)

  • 9. Forever Love S.E


September 29, 2018

X JAPAN Live 2018 ~Kurenai ni Somatta Yoru~ Makuhari Messe 3Days

Hall 1-2-3

Chiba, Chiba, Japan

  • 1. Miracle(YOSHIKI cover)

  • 2. Rusty Nail

  • 3. JADE

  • 4. Beneath the Skin

  • 5. Hero(YOSHIKI cover)

  • 6. Heath Bass Solo

  • 7. DRAIN

  • 8. Sugizo Violin Solo

  • 9. HURRY GO ROUND(hide with Spread Beaver cover)

  • 10. Forever Love

  • 11. Yoshiki Drum Solo

  • 12. La Venus

  • 13. Kiss the Sky

  • 14. I.V.

  • 15. Kurenai

  • 1. Prologue ~ World Anthem

  • 2. WEEK END

  • 3. ENDLESS RAIN

  • 4. ART OF LIFE

  • 5. Silent Jealousy

  • 6. Born to Be Free

  • 7. X

  • 8. Tears (English ver.)

  • 9. Forever Love S.E


September 28, 2018

X JAPAN Live 2018 ~Kurenai ni Somatta Yoru~ Makuhari Messe 3Days

Hall 1-2-3

Chiba, Chiba, Japan

  • 1. Miracle(YOSHIKI cover)

  • 2. Rusty Nail

  • 3. JADE

  • 4. Beneath the Skin

  • 5. Hero(YOSHIKI cover)

  • 6. DRAIN

  • 7. Sugizo Violin Solo

  • 8. HURRY GO ROUND(hide with Spread Beaver cover)

  • 9. Forever Love

  • 10. Yoshiki Drum Solo

  • 11. La Venus

  • 12. Kiss the Sky

  • 13. I.V.

  • 14. Kurenai

  • 1. Prologue ~ World Anthem

  • 2. WEEK END

  • 3. ENDLESS RAIN

  • 4. ART OF LIFE

  • 5. Silent Jealousy

  • 6. X

  • 7. Tears (English ver.)

  • 8. Forever Love S.E


September 15, 2018

Hall 9-10-11

Chiba, Chiba, Japan

  • 1. Miracle(YOSHIKI cover)

  • 2. Rusty Nail

  • 3. Hero(YOSHIKI cover)

  • 4. Forever Love

  • 5. Kurenai

  • 6. ENDLESS RAIN

  • 7. Kiss the Sky

  • 8. Born to Be Free

  • 9. X

  • 10. Say Anything


April 21, 2018

Empire Polo Club

Indio, California, United States

  • 1. Miracle(YOSHIKI cover)

  • 2. JADE

  • 3. Rusty Nail

  • 4. Kurenai

  • 5. Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)(Eurythmics cover)

  • 6. I.V.

  • 7. X

  • 8. Tears

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X Japan has released 12 albums between 1988 and 2002. Notable releases include Trance X, The Last Live, Art Of Life Live. Explore their complete discography on this page.

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X Japan (official typeset "X JAPAN") is a rock band lead by drummer Yoshiki, considered to be one of the main pioneers of the Japanese Visual Kei movement.The group, originally named X, was founded by former Dynamite (1977-1978) and Noise (1978-1982... Read the full biography on this page.

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