TUBE
J-Pop
The next TUBE concert is scheduled for Sunday, July 20, 2025 at ホクト文化ホール 大ホール in 長野市, Japan. See all 7 upcoming concerts
Upcoming Concerts for TUBE
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- Jul20Jul 20, 2025ホクト文化ホール 大ホール長野市
- Jul21Jul 21, 2025Hondanomori Hokuden Hall金沢市
- Oct11Oct 11, 2025仙台銀行ホール イズミティ２１ 大ホール仙台市
- Oct12Oct 12, 2025Oshu City Cultural Hall (Z Hall)Oshu
- Oct24Oct 24, 2025Kagoshima Prefectural Museum Planetarium ShitsuKagoshima
- Oct26Oct 26, 2025Civic Auditorium Sears Home Yume HallKumamoto
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About TUBE
Hometown
Japan
Formed
1985
Genre
J-Pop
A Japanese pop band influenced by surf-rock, TUBE gained a dedicated following both at home and in Hawaii throughout the ’80s and ’90s.
∙ “The Season In The Sun” was the group’s 1986 breakout single and their first song released under the more widely known name TUBE.
∙ In 1993, they earned their first No. 1 on the Oricon Singles chart with the beach-themed hit “Natsu wo Machikirenakute” (“I Can’t Wait For Summer”).
∙ In addition to composing the theme song to the Japan Professional Football League’s inaugural season, guitarist Michiya Haruhata wrote for such ’90s J-pop acts as Mai Kuraki and ZARD.
∙ The band marked their 15th anniversary with their first-ever US show, held at Honolulu’s Aloha Stadium on June 1, 2000—a day commemorated by the state as “TUBE Day.”
∙ They became so well known throughout their career for releasing records only between the months of April and July that they spawned the Japanese catchphrase, “Summer comes with TUBE.”
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