Japanese rock band Scandal, known for their energetic performances and hit anime theme songs, has announced they will disband in 2027.
Final Tour and Concert Plans
The group will embark on a nationwide tour across all 47 prefectures, culminating in a final concert at the Yokohama Arena on August 21, 2027.
We will cherish every show and every day, and we'll keep playing as the four of us until the very last moment.
Scandal Band Statement
Formed in 2006, Scandal has been a staple in the J-rock scene, celebrated for their catchy tunes and dynamic stage presence. Their journey began with street performances, leading to a contract with an independent label in 2008.
- Popular songs featured in anime like Bleach and Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood
- Performed live in Manila on June 24, 2018
The band marked their 20th anniversary with a concert at Osaka Jo Hall, a venue significant to their history, where they expressed gratitude to fans who supported them over the years.
The decision to disband was described as difficult, but after extensive discussions, the members felt it was the right time to conclude their journey together. They emphasized the unforgettable experiences they shared throughout their career.
Scandal's legacy includes not just their music but also their influence on the J-rock genre and their connection with international fans, especially through their anime contributions.