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Past
OCT
18
2018
Amsterdam, Netherlands
ADE
I Was There
SEP
08
2018
Gangseogu, South Korea
SPECTRUM
I Was There
SEP
07
2018
Shinjuku-ku, Japan
CIRCUS Tokyo
I Was There
AUG
24
2018
Braselton, GA
Road Atlanta
I Was There
JUL
20
2018
Boom, Belgium
Tomorrowland
I Was There
JUN
16
2018
Nanning, China
Meme Club
I Was There
JUN
15
2018
Jianghan District, China
Hepburn Club
I Was There
JUN
13
2018
Futian, China
Club Eden
I Was There
JUN
01
2018
Austin, TX
DREAMHACK
I Was There
MAY
26
2018
Atlanta, GA
MomoCon
I Was There
MAY
19
2018
Honolulu, HI
Artistry
I Was There
MAY
04
2018
Cologne, Germany
Bootshaus Auenweg
I Was There
APR
19
2018
Houston, TX
Stereo Live
I Was There
APR
13
2018
Portland, OR
45 East
I Was There
MAR
31
2018
Chicago, IL
The Mid
I Was There
MAR
30
2018
Denver, CO
Beta NightClub
I Was There
MAR
29
2018
Vancouver, Canada
Celebrities Nightclub
I Was There
MAR
28
2018
Seattle, WA
Foundation Nightclub
I Was There
NOV
17
2017
Changsha, China
Asgard
I Was There
OCT
20
2017
Los Angeles, CA
Exchange LA
I Was There
AUG
19
2017
Toronto, Canada
Velvet Underground
I Was There
AUG
18
2017
Los Angeles, CA
Hollywood Palladium
I Was There
JUN
17
2017
Las Vegas, NV
EDC Las Vegas
I Was There
Show More Dates
Fan Reviews
February 27th 2023
ベリーぐっど、パーフェクト、物販がなかったのが、ざんねん、四年前のサーカスでは、物販やってたのにねゃ
Shinjuku-ku, Japan@WARP SHINJUKU
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About Tokyo Machine
TOKYO MACHINE is the result of a personality influenced by video
games colliding head-on with energetic, bombastic EDM beats. TOKYO MACHINE has quickly
grown to become one of the most recognizable personas in dance music, DJing on some of the
scene’s most coveted stages and garnering millions upon millions of streams.
TOKYO MACHINE mysteriously emerged onto the scene in July of 2016 with the
chiptune-infused bass house slapper “PARTY,” which gained the attention of Monstercat
fanatics and blogs alike. The producer quickly followed up on the success of “PARTY” with
equally wild singles throughout the remainder of the year, including the viral breakbeat slammer
“FIGHT.”
2017 would prove to be an even bigger year for TOKYO MACHINE, taking his video game
influences to a whole new level when he was commissioned to produce a new theme for Rocket
League. “ROCK IT” spearheaded Monstercat’s collaborative album with the video game and
went on to become one of TOKYO MACHINE’s most widely beloved works. Less than a month
after the song’s release, TOKYO MACHINE made his full-scale live debut at EDC.
In 2018, TOKYO MACHINE embarked on his first North American live tour, which served as the
general public’s opportunity to see that TOKYO MACHINE wasn’t just a cutesy cartoon
musician, but also a lively DJ who could throw down a ridiculously heavy set. The DJ’s distinct
stage wear has also allowed him to gain significant traction within the cosplay community.
2018 also saw TOKYO MACHINE make his debut at the world’s largest EDM festival,
Tomorrowland. He also played a homecoming show in Tokyo and embarked on a mini-tour in
China that same year, in addition to producing another song for Rocket League and having
“HYPE” featured in Just Shapes & Beats.
From there, TOKYO MACHINE has not ceased growing and moving forward, as the producer
has continued to consistently release fun, thematic tunes throughout recent months (such as the
Beat Saber-featured “EPIC” and “MOSHI” with Pegboard Nerds).
The future looks bright for TOKYO MACHINE as he prepares for a return to ADE, a second
North American tour with Monstercat and a highly-anticipated collaboration with Slushii. Get
ready to join TOKYO MACHINE, ROBO-CHAN and the rest of the TOKI-CREW on a flight to the
stars, because this rocket isn’t slowing down any time soon.
games colliding head-on with energetic, bombastic EDM beats. TOKYO MACHINE has quickly
grown to become one of the most recognizable personas in dance music, DJing on some of the
scene’s most coveted stages and garnering millions upon millions of streams.
TOKYO MACHINE mysteriously emerged onto the scene in July of 2016 with the
chiptune-infused bass house slapper “PARTY,” which gained the attention of Monstercat
fanatics and blogs alike. The producer quickly followed up on the success of “PARTY” with
equally wild singles throughout the remainder of the year, including the viral breakbeat slammer
“FIGHT.”
2017 would prove to be an even bigger year for TOKYO MACHINE, taking his video game
influences to a whole new level when he was commissioned to produce a new theme for Rocket
League. “ROCK IT” spearheaded Monstercat’s collaborative album with the video game and
went on to become one of TOKYO MACHINE’s most widely beloved works. Less than a month
after the song’s release, TOKYO MACHINE made his full-scale live debut at EDC.
In 2018, TOKYO MACHINE embarked on his first North American live tour, which served as the
general public’s opportunity to see that TOKYO MACHINE wasn’t just a cutesy cartoon
musician, but also a lively DJ who could throw down a ridiculously heavy set. The DJ’s distinct
stage wear has also allowed him to gain significant traction within the cosplay community.
2018 also saw TOKYO MACHINE make his debut at the world’s largest EDM festival,
Tomorrowland. He also played a homecoming show in Tokyo and embarked on a mini-tour in
China that same year, in addition to producing another song for Rocket League and having
“HYPE” featured in Just Shapes & Beats.
From there, TOKYO MACHINE has not ceased growing and moving forward, as the producer
has continued to consistently release fun, thematic tunes throughout recent months (such as the
Beat Saber-featured “EPIC” and “MOSHI” with Pegboard Nerds).
The future looks bright for TOKYO MACHINE as he prepares for a return to ADE, a second
North American tour with Monstercat and a highly-anticipated collaboration with Slushii. Get
ready to join TOKYO MACHINE, ROBO-CHAN and the rest of the TOKI-CREW on a flight to the
stars, because this rocket isn’t slowing down any time soon.
Show More
Genres:
Electro House, Chiptune, Electro, 8-bit, Bass Music, House
No upcoming shows
Send a request to Tokyo Machine to play in your city
Request a Show
Similar Artists On Tour
Bandsintown Merch
Circle Hat
$25.0 USD
Live Collage Sweatshirt
$45.0 USD
Rainbow T-Shirt
$30.0 USD
Circle Beanie
$20.0 USD
Concerts and tour dates
Past
OCT
18
2018
Amsterdam, Netherlands
ADE
I Was There
SEP
08
2018
Gangseogu, South Korea
SPECTRUM
I Was There
SEP
07
2018
Shinjuku-ku, Japan
CIRCUS Tokyo
I Was There
AUG
24
2018
Braselton, GA
Road Atlanta
I Was There
JUL
20
2018
Boom, Belgium
Tomorrowland
I Was There
JUN
16
2018
Nanning, China
Meme Club
I Was There
JUN
15
2018
Jianghan District, China
Hepburn Club
I Was There
JUN
13
2018
Futian, China
Club Eden
I Was There
JUN
01
2018
Austin, TX
DREAMHACK
I Was There
MAY
26
2018
Atlanta, GA
MomoCon
I Was There
MAY
19
2018
Honolulu, HI
Artistry
I Was There
MAY
04
2018
Cologne, Germany
Bootshaus Auenweg
I Was There
APR
19
2018
Houston, TX
Stereo Live
I Was There
APR
13
2018
Portland, OR
45 East
I Was There
MAR
31
2018
Chicago, IL
The Mid
I Was There
MAR
30
2018
Denver, CO
Beta NightClub
I Was There
MAR
29
2018
Vancouver, Canada
Celebrities Nightclub
I Was There
MAR
28
2018
Seattle, WA
Foundation Nightclub
I Was There
NOV
17
2017
Changsha, China
Asgard
I Was There
OCT
20
2017
Los Angeles, CA
Exchange LA
I Was There
AUG
19
2017
Toronto, Canada
Velvet Underground
I Was There
AUG
18
2017
Los Angeles, CA
Hollywood Palladium
I Was There
JUN
17
2017
Las Vegas, NV
EDC Las Vegas
I Was There
Show More Dates
Fan Reviews
February 27th 2023
ベリーぐっど、パーフェクト、物販がなかったのが、ざんねん、四年前のサーカスでは、物販やってたのにねゃ
Shinjuku-ku, Japan@WARP SHINJUKU
View More Fan Reviews
About Tokyo Machine
TOKYO MACHINE is the result of a personality influenced by video
games colliding head-on with energetic, bombastic EDM beats. TOKYO MACHINE has quickly
grown to become one of the most recognizable personas in dance music, DJing on some of the
scene’s most coveted stages and garnering millions upon millions of streams.
TOKYO MACHINE mysteriously emerged onto the scene in July of 2016 with the
chiptune-infused bass house slapper “PARTY,” which gained the attention of Monstercat
fanatics and blogs alike. The producer quickly followed up on the success of “PARTY” with
equally wild singles throughout the remainder of the year, including the viral breakbeat slammer
“FIGHT.”
2017 would prove to be an even bigger year for TOKYO MACHINE, taking his video game
influences to a whole new level when he was commissioned to produce a new theme for Rocket
League. “ROCK IT” spearheaded Monstercat’s collaborative album with the video game and
went on to become one of TOKYO MACHINE’s most widely beloved works. Less than a month
after the song’s release, TOKYO MACHINE made his full-scale live debut at EDC.
In 2018, TOKYO MACHINE embarked on his first North American live tour, which served as the
general public’s opportunity to see that TOKYO MACHINE wasn’t just a cutesy cartoon
musician, but also a lively DJ who could throw down a ridiculously heavy set. The DJ’s distinct
stage wear has also allowed him to gain significant traction within the cosplay community.
2018 also saw TOKYO MACHINE make his debut at the world’s largest EDM festival,
Tomorrowland. He also played a homecoming show in Tokyo and embarked on a mini-tour in
China that same year, in addition to producing another song for Rocket League and having
“HYPE” featured in Just Shapes & Beats.
From there, TOKYO MACHINE has not ceased growing and moving forward, as the producer
has continued to consistently release fun, thematic tunes throughout recent months (such as the
Beat Saber-featured “EPIC” and “MOSHI” with Pegboard Nerds).
The future looks bright for TOKYO MACHINE as he prepares for a return to ADE, a second
North American tour with Monstercat and a highly-anticipated collaboration with Slushii. Get
ready to join TOKYO MACHINE, ROBO-CHAN and the rest of the TOKI-CREW on a flight to the
stars, because this rocket isn’t slowing down any time soon.
games colliding head-on with energetic, bombastic EDM beats. TOKYO MACHINE has quickly
grown to become one of the most recognizable personas in dance music, DJing on some of the
scene’s most coveted stages and garnering millions upon millions of streams.
TOKYO MACHINE mysteriously emerged onto the scene in July of 2016 with the
chiptune-infused bass house slapper “PARTY,” which gained the attention of Monstercat
fanatics and blogs alike. The producer quickly followed up on the success of “PARTY” with
equally wild singles throughout the remainder of the year, including the viral breakbeat slammer
“FIGHT.”
2017 would prove to be an even bigger year for TOKYO MACHINE, taking his video game
influences to a whole new level when he was commissioned to produce a new theme for Rocket
League. “ROCK IT” spearheaded Monstercat’s collaborative album with the video game and
went on to become one of TOKYO MACHINE’s most widely beloved works. Less than a month
after the song’s release, TOKYO MACHINE made his full-scale live debut at EDC.
In 2018, TOKYO MACHINE embarked on his first North American live tour, which served as the
general public’s opportunity to see that TOKYO MACHINE wasn’t just a cutesy cartoon
musician, but also a lively DJ who could throw down a ridiculously heavy set. The DJ’s distinct
stage wear has also allowed him to gain significant traction within the cosplay community.
2018 also saw TOKYO MACHINE make his debut at the world’s largest EDM festival,
Tomorrowland. He also played a homecoming show in Tokyo and embarked on a mini-tour in
China that same year, in addition to producing another song for Rocket League and having
“HYPE” featured in Just Shapes & Beats.
From there, TOKYO MACHINE has not ceased growing and moving forward, as the producer
has continued to consistently release fun, thematic tunes throughout recent months (such as the
Beat Saber-featured “EPIC” and “MOSHI” with Pegboard Nerds).
The future looks bright for TOKYO MACHINE as he prepares for a return to ADE, a second
North American tour with Monstercat and a highly-anticipated collaboration with Slushii. Get
ready to join TOKYO MACHINE, ROBO-CHAN and the rest of the TOKI-CREW on a flight to the
stars, because this rocket isn’t slowing down any time soon.
Show More
Genres:
Electro House, Chiptune, Electro, 8-bit, Bass Music, House
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