Nagoya-based 3-piece rock band Maki announces first guest for their self-produced festival 'Tenwa 2026'!

Nagoya-based 3-piece rock band Maki has announced that FOMARE will be the first guest artist for their self-produced festival "Maki presents. MUSIC FESTIVAL 'Tenwa' 2026〜Life is a series of gambles.~" to be held on November 22 (Sun). As the memorable first guest, Maki immediately named FOMARE, who have spent most of their time together since Maki started the band, as a close ally with a very long relationship. They are contemporaries who have honed their skills in the same '3-piece' format. While many of their bandmates have left the stage, they are one of the few who continue to perform at the forefront. Although they have built a friendly relationship by inviting each other to their tours, Maki considers FOMARE as 'a band that always takes a step forward, which is frustrating but above all, deeply respected.' Therefore, with great determination, they offered this invitation for their significant self-produced festival. As two 3-piece bands with the same soul, they are sure to deliver a heated stage where pride and respect intersect. Tickets will go on sale in the third pre-sale starting at 20:00 today. Given the incredible speed at which last year's 'Tenwa' sold out, there is no doubt that this year will also see intense competition for tickets. As more luxurious guest artists, carefully selected by the members, are announced, it is essential to secure your tickets before the full lineup is revealed. Keep an eye on the upcoming announcements. Additionally, as they rush towards the 'Tenwa' in November, Maki is currently on their nationwide tour 'Maki Tour 2026 "Suanko"'. This tour, which connects to the festival, allows you to experience their current momentum. Having completed approximately one-third of the tour, they are creating a whirlwind of excitement in various locations. Tickets for this tour are also currently on general sale, so please check them out right away to be in the best condition for the festival in November.