Summer Music Festival Schedule Summary [2025–2026]

Named after the phrase “Kaga Hyakumangoku,” Million Rock lives up to its name as the largest rock festival in the Hokuriku region. With a solid, festival-worthy lineup, it brings excitement every year. Its major appeal is the large roster of stellar artists.

An outdoor festival hosted by the Yamanashi-born band THE NO EAR. It takes place at Kami-Suta Plaza in Yamanashi Prefecture, a venue with traditional Japanese-style buildings that gives it a wonderfully atmospheric feel. The rock-centered live performances held there create an extraordinary vibe, and it looks like it’s going to be a truly lovely event.

SAKAE SP-RING, known as Saka-Sup, is a large-scale circuit festival held every year mainly at live music venues in Nagoya. It has become a staple early-summer event in Nagoya. For bands active in the indie rock scene, it serves as a gateway-style circuit festival.

This is a new event held at Nukata Nature Field in Aichi Prefecture, where you can enjoy the theme of Music × Outdoors × Sauna × Coffee. One of the pleasures you can only experience while camping is sipping coffee outdoors as you gaze at the campfire; when the soothing sound of an acoustic guitar drifts from the stage, you’ll forget the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Sharpen your senses, immerse yourself in nature with your whole body, and spend time away from the digital world—it’s a truly special experience. For those who want to lose themselves in music without distractions, it’s the perfect setting.

This event presented by FM802 began with the wish to let radio listeners see live performances by the artists they request on radio programs. Hearing the music you usually listen to on the radio performed right in front of you makes the experience even more moving. The official website is also accepting requests for songs you’d like to hear on the day of the event, so why not request your favorite track?