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ATARASHII GAKKO! RETURN TO COACHELLA 2027 – FOLLOWING LONDON ROUNDHOUSE SHOW

ATARASHII GAKKO!

RETURN TO COACHELLA 2027 – FOLLOWING LONDON ROUNDHOUSE SHOW

First Japanese Female Group to Play the Festival in Two Separate Years | UK and EU Dates Planned for 2027

WATCH “TTTTOKYO”

LONDON / TOKYO – ATARASHII GAKKO! (AG!) will return to the 2027 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, performing on April 9–11 and April 16–18, 2027. The return marks a historic milestone: the Japanese female group becomes the first to play the festival in two separate years. Their 2024 debut, headlining the Gobi tent, left a lasting impression on festivalgoers, and three years and a global tour later, they return bigger and bolder than ever.

From London to Coachella

The group’s European momentum has been building all year. On 19th July 2026, AG! celebrated their 11th anniversary with a headline performance titled “LONDON 降臨” (London Descent) at the Roundhouse in Camden. The high-octane show drew fans from across the UK and internationally, and was widely covered by music publications and fashion and culture outlets, including Notion, which spotlighted the fan style outside the venue: sailor uniforms, Lolita looks and gyaru make-up.

Clash Magazine published an in-depth feature, “From Tokyo With Love: CLASH Meets ATARASHII GAKKO!”, covering the album’s inspiration, the group’s creative unity, and their 11th-anniversary headline show.

The “TTTTOKYO” music video, directed by Mackenzie Sheppard, earned spotlight attention and nominations around the UK Music Video Awards in August 2026.

Coming to the UK and Europe in 2027

AG! are now working with UK-based agency Chorus Asia for UK and European expansion (https://chorus.asia/). UK and EU fans can expect a lot more in 2027, with UK and EU dates planned.

On Coachella

On their return, ATARASHII GAKKO! shared: “WE SCREAMED. The world we experienced at Coachella in 2024 is seared into our memories forever. A second appearance felt almost impossible, but we never stopped believing it could happen. After touring the world and making our new album From Tokyo with Love, we’ve grown stronger, richer, and bolder than ever. Now, we’re diving headfirst into Coachella once again! We’re so excited we can hardly contain ourselves. We’re going to push past the limits of youth!”

Their 2024 Coachella sets drew strong praise. B-Sides wrote that they “brought the house down in the Gobi tent Sunday night,” while The Luna Collective said they “redefine what it means to be a female idol,” blending Japanese butoh, headbanging metal and hip-hop street style. Their September Bumbershoot performance was included in The Seattle Times’ Best Of recap, which described the quartet as having “transcended language barriers.”

About the Album: From Tokyo with Love

From Tokyo with Love carries the meaning of magokoro, or heartfelt sincerity. Spanning ten tracks across funk, synth-pop and rock ballads, the album includes solo-featured songs shaped around the personalities of members Mizyu, Rin, Kanon and Suzuka. “TTTTOKYO” continues the story begun by “Tokyo Calling” and is released via 88rising. The group also released the video for “Oi AG!” and delivered a European tour including Colours of Ostrava, Lollapalooza Berlin and a sold-out Roundhouse headline show.

Upcoming Tour Dates

3 December – Teatro Caupolicán, Santiago, Chile
6 December – Primavera Sound São Paulo, Brazil
8 December – Velódromo Olímpico, Mexico City, Mexico

For more details: https://atarashiigakko.com

Album Tracklist

Oi AG! (advance single) / TTTTOKYO / Take Me With You / Catch That Train / Kore de E / Waiting for Good Time / Dance Dance / Chanka Chanka / Leave It All Behind / UTAGE HIKARU

About ATARASHII GAKKO!

Self-proclaimed “Japan’s Team Youth,” ATARASHII GAKKO! is known for powerful, member-choreographed dance and jaw-dropping live performances. The group made its global debut in 2021 through 88rising. Their signature song “Otona Blue” has surpassed 3.3 billion plays on TikTok. Following an appearance on NHK’s Kohaku Uta Gassen and a headline set in Coachella’s Gobi tent, the group completed a world tour spanning 33 cities and roughly 110,000 fans. In 2025 they marked their 10th anniversary with their largest-ever live show and an 18-city tour across Japan, Asia and Australia, and in 2026 they headlined London for their 11th anniversary. A domestic Zepp tour follows in November, and their first Latin America tour takes place in December.

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