Silent siren 2016 world tour announced:

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09/09 Jakarta, Indonesia 

09/24 Shanghai, China

09/30 Los Angeles, CA - USA

10/02 San Francisco, CA - USA

10/08 Taiwan

10/10 Hong Kong

Noodles wrote:Silent siren 2016 world tour announced:

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09/09 Jakarta, Indonesia 

09/24 Shanghai, China

09/30 Los Angeles, CA - USA

10/02 San Francisco, CA - USA

10/08 Taiwan

10/10 Hong Kong

Cool. I'm going to try see them mid-August while I'm in Japan

iamcrazymike wrote:J-Pop Summit is having a raffle for the Silent Siren Q&A. 1 winner will be selected to receive a gift from Silent Siren and go up on stage. The sign up form can be found here:

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That is legit awesome. *o* It would be the most amazing thing to be chosen as the lucky winner. *o* Now just to think of an actually good question to ask the girls. >w< The one thing I'm really bad at is actually thinking of a question to ask anyone though. So this may be hard. :v

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I decided to go through with creating an English Facebook group for Silent Siren.  I've had this idea for a while but I was always putting it off. The world tour announcement really gave the push needed to actually go through with starting the group.  I do know there is a Chinese and Spanish group for Saisai but I couldn't find an actually active English language one - so I just decided to start one with a few friends.

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It'll take a few days for us to really get the group going but I hope we can get it active. ^.^ I thought it would be easier for international fans in particular to meet others with a more solid place to talk with each other. c:



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I would love to attend both North American shows. *o* It probably won't happen since my job situation is really unstable right now. v.v I'll probably settle with just going to the San Francisco show.  Seeing Saisai and getting to visit home again. Two birds in one. >w<

Joined! db~

Yeah so far I'm having a tough time coming up with a question, either the question is not original or probably one that's been asked or the question is about PASSPO[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] . . .

Aaaaaaaand, I'm impulsively going to both shows. Lolol

Also going to both shows. Completely by coincidence right marco? .whistle.

So it looks like the World Tour has its own website . . .

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iamcrazymike wrote:So it looks like the World Tour has its own website . . .

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That's not a world tour :-|

So I just informed a short while ago that a new music video for Yoshida-san (from their 4th album S that out came out back in March) came out.

For anyone going to the show this friday, if you want to meet up after the show send me a PM and lets grab a drink or dinner together!

Bump:

I'm glad I decided to come to this show even though I considered the J-pop summit concert to be lackluster, this show was pretty nuts since it was a small venue and a much better and longer setlist. A few things were a bit odd like the SaiSai corner with Q&A in the middle of the show but that didnt stop me or anyone else from keeping on rocking after it ended.

Thanks to all the homies that were super nice in line and I had a great time overall.

Noodles wrote:Bump:

I'm glad I decided to come to this show even though I considered the J-pop summit concert to be lackluster, this show was pretty nuts since it was a small venue and a much better and longer setlist. A few things were a bit odd like the SaiSai corner with Q&A in the middle of the show but that didnt stop me or anyone else from keeping on rocking after it ended.

Thanks to all the homies that were super nice in line and I had a great time overall.

I enjoyed the show too.  

I was expecting a bigger turnout.  I guess Silent Siren doesn't have as big of a following in southern California as Scandal does, YET.  There seemed to be plenty of out of towners at the show though.

The audience was pretty wild and animated, especially the VIP group.  One kid was in front of me was moshing, lol.

It was funny when Suu had to take a minute because her knee high boots were too hot and she had to unzip them, lol.

I felt the it could've been held at a better venue, but since both the HOB on Sunset and in Anaheim are closed (the former for good i think, and the latter for a move to a newer/better location a few hundred feet away in downtown Disney), I can see how difficult it would be to find an appropriate live hall to rent out for the show.

I wonder what the turnout/show is gonna be like tonight at Slim's (bar/lounge type venue) up in SF.  I have an acquaintance who is going, so I guess I'll share what he tells me afterwards.

Also, did anybody also notice that SaiSai had a bunch of cute staffers...?  lol...

fishmcdippers wrote:

Noodles wrote:Bump:

I'm glad I decided to come to this show even though I considered the J-pop summit concert to be lackluster, this show was pretty nuts since it was a small venue and a much better and longer setlist. A few things were a bit odd like the SaiSai corner with Q&A in the middle of the show but that didnt stop me or anyone else from keeping on rocking after it ended.

Thanks to all the homies that were super nice in line and I had a great time overall.

I enjoyed the show too.  

I was expecting a bigger turnout.  I guess Silent Siren doesn't have as big of a following in southern California as Scandal does, YET.  There seemed to be plenty of out of towners at the show though.

The audience was pretty wild and animated, especially the VIP group.  One kid was in front of me was moshing, lol.

It was funny when Suu had to take a minute because her knee high boots were too hot and she had to unzip them, lol.

I felt the it could've been held at a better venue, but since both the HOB on Sunset and in Anaheim are closed (the former for good i think, and the latter for a move to a newer/better location a few hundred feet away in downtown Disney), I can see how difficult it would be to find an appropriate live hall to rent out for the show.

I wonder what the turnout/show is gonna be like tonight at Slim's (bar/lounge type venue) up in SF.  I have an acquaintance who is going, so I guess I'll share what he tells me afterwards.

Also, did anybody also notice that SaiSai had a bunch of cute staffers...?  lol...

Yeah I think Silent siren doesnt have as big of a following in the US yet, I thought the turnout would be much higher however, I expected them to sell out that small venue but they blocked off some sections. I hope the turnout is big in SF, they have already been there so hopefully people that were at Jpop summit want to give them a go and check them out, plus I think a bar lounge venue would be cool too.

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And now Silent Siren is releasing a Compilation album - except they're putting out a bonus DVD with their MV's as well in the same pack!

They've also been signed to EMI and will release a new single on March 1st:

01. フジヤマディスコ
02. Love Balloon
03. Pandora
04. Days.

Got my single today freaking awesome, Ainyan's bass got me hooked.

I also bought the Silent Siren "Selection" with the DVD of 23 music videos
The compilation comes with 7 previously only single-b-sides in there, which is cool.

...and I see they're now on iTunes here. Happy day for all the internationals...
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I like the song Fujiyama Disco, and I also like the cover.

Um, may I ask why their compilation album sold so low? Also why are Japanese all-female bands are so hellbent on killing each other? At least six all-female band (Scandal, Shishamo, Negoto, Akai Kouen, Girlfriend, Tancobuchin, and Silent Siren) released something in February-March and I reckon their fan bases should be somewhat overlapping. (I mean I bought Sca-chan's compilation album and Girlfriend's single on the release day, but will only buy Shishamo's, Negoto's, and Akai Kouen's offerings tomorrow, or even later)

Anyway, sales comparison between them and Sca-chan:

* last year: 21,538 vs 29,315 (S vs Yellow)
* this year: 7842 vs 31,180 (Silent Siren Selection vs Scandal)

It's quite sad that they are Scandal's biggest rival in terms of sales, but this time they not even close to them

public awareness, advertising, the fact it's not "special", (it's only 4 years instead of 10), maybe even the label change. Heck, I know of a few so-called fans who didn't even know about the label change, makes me wonder if there was much promotion at all. 

Oh, and what's with Akai Kouen? I pre-ordered their single and they were already taking preorders for their next single!

Silent Siren has an own VEVO channel on youtube:
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If you have problems to see VEVO clips, this is Fujiyama Disco live on Dream On!
Tokyo Gym 2016:



I very like the last single Akane.
Akane is a calm, beautiful and seriously song with interesting topics: reconciliation between children and parents and gratitude
Awa Awa (bubbles bubbles - in deutsch Seifenblasen Seifenblasen) is a funny song, but not the best for me.
Kaleidoskope is a very good indie rock song with touch to progressive rock. All is strong: drums, bass and guitar, gentle keyboard and very nice melodig singing.

Silent Siren has new website with link to new single Just Meet (not to vevo)
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This link to music clip shall work:

TUTURU!

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I made a Bass Vocal TAB of AKANE in GP5/MIDI/PDF format.
Buy it here:
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Review in english with nice photos from Budokan one man shows on 13. and 14. November

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New album is released today:

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