'Angie Radio!!' Event Held. Galaxy Award Winner Angelina 1/3 Captivates 600 Fans with a Stunning Solo Stage!

Angelina 1/3 (hereinafter Angie), a mic performer for the girl band 'Gacharic Spin' who also performs solo as ailly, hosts the TBS radio program 'Angie Radio!! ~Dreams Come True If You Speak Them!' (broadcast every Sunday from 12:00 to 12:55). The program event 'STAND-UP RADIO2' was held at Yurakucho Asahi Hall on Sunday, May 24, 2026. Angie, who recently won the DJ Personality Award in the radio category at the 63rd Galaxy Awards, fully demonstrated her skills as a speaker. Standing alone on stage without guests, she thrilled the 600 listeners (referred to as 'Radio Disease Patients' on the show) who gathered at the venue with two hours of non-stop talk and singing. At the opening, Angie appeared on stage wearing a white jacket and holding a white mic stand, singing Eikichi Yazawa's 'Tomaranai Ha~Ha' passionately. The excitement at the venue reached its peak early on with Angie swinging the mic stand like Eikichi while singing, and the audience throwing towels into the air in sync with the song, creating a call-and-response. In the main part that followed, she used a large projector to explain in detail the behind-the-scenes of strange incidents that occurred both on and off the air, such as the 'suspicion of losing the exchange diary with voice actor Ayane Sakura,' the 'incident of making collaboration goods with the admired Kazuo Umezu,' and the 'incident of fabricating episodes with best friend Suzu Yamanouchi.' The audience was in a whirlwind of laughter at how ridiculous it was. Between the talks, she sang ailly's songs 'Radiory' and 'Dynamics,' as well as a cover of Ging Nang Boyz's 'BABY BABY,' accompanied by guitarist Ryota Kato, with whom she works on music. In the second half of the event, she revealed her thoughts about the late producer who named Angelina 1/3. She reported to her benefactor in heaven, 'Although I joined the band, I was only made to practice dancing wearing a wrestling mask and playing kendama. Looking back, there were many unreasonable things, but that experience all came to life on the radio, and thanks to that, I was able to win the Galaxy Award,' which brought tears to the audience. At the end, after singing the program's ending theme, Unicorn's 'Subarashii Hibi,' she took a commemorative photo with the 'Radio Disease Patients' at the venue. The event closed with great success.