Tales from the Ticket Lines and Tunes of the Times

Ever tried to snag tickets to your favorite band, only to find they're sold out and reselling at prices that make your wallet weep? We get it! Our latest episode is a blend of fiery rants and bittersweet nostalgia, as we share war stories from the battle to see BTS and Bad Bunny live, and discuss whether the rush of a concert is worth the chaos when live streaming is just a click away.

Remember the days when rock concerts were a test of survival? We sure do. In a candid stroll down memory lane, we swap stories of mosh pits and the transformation of our concert-going tactics. Safety and enjoyment now trump our youthful pursuit of front-row thrills. Join us for a trip through the evolution of live music experiences, where laughter mixes with serious reflections, and assigned seating gradually becomes the new rock 'n' roll rebellion.

Wrapping things up, we're buzzing over the rise of a brand-new boy band born from the Japanese survival show Nizi Project. Despite internet woes, we dissect the global strategy behind the scenes and dish out thoughts on NEXZ's pre-debut track. And because we love to keep you on your toes, we throw in a lively debate over distressed jeans and a jaunt through the kaleidoscopic Kansai music scene. Don't miss the upbeat banter and our take on the earworms served up by SUPER EIGHT, WEST. and Naniwa Danshi.

Chapters

• 0:21 Music Industry Rants and Ramblings
• 12:38 Surviving Rock Concerts
• 27:28 Debut of New Boy Group
• 42:43 Discussing Super 8's New Project