BiSH, a popular punk band without instruments, will release its final single Bye-Bye Show on March 22, 2023.

 

In BiSH’s Bye-Bye Show Document posted to YouTube, it was revealed that the title track was written and produced by Kazuya Yoshii of The Yellow Monkey. It also features performances by Hideaki Kikuchi, Yoichi Hirose, and Eiji Kikuchi, the guitarist, bassist, and drummer of The Yellow Monkey, respectively.

 

Bye-Bye Show - BiSH Document

Nearly eight years ago, BiSH began with the song Spark, with the band citing The Yellow Monkey as a major influence. Fittingly, the members will bid farewell to the group with Bye-Bye Show, performed by musicians who had such major impacts on their careers and music.

 

In addition, a cover of The Yellow Monkey’s famous track SPARK will be included as a coupling track on the new single. Bye-Bye Show was pre-released on all major streaming services on February 20, and the music video was released on the same day.

 

Bye-Bye Show - BiSH

 

At the end of the video, it was also announced that the name of the final BiSH concert to be held at Tokyo Dome on June 29 would be titled Bye-Bye Show for Never.

 

The epic finale of BiSH’s eight-year career is coming soon, and you won’t want to miss it.

BiSH, a punk band without instruments, has unveiled the cover art for the BiSH OUT of the BLUE Blu-ray. Fans can get their hands on this incredible release on February 15, 2023. The band has also revealed some special bonuses available at CD shops while supplies last.

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  BiSH OUT of the BLUE was the group’s largest-ever outdoor solo concert and was held at the Fujikyu Highland Conifer Forest on October 22, 2022. Fans can also find a limited edition Blu-ray/DVD which will also include live footage from the annual FiNE NATURE SENSATiON (previously TOKYO BiSH SHiNE) free concert held at Zepp DiverCity.   Preorders are now open so be sure to check out the details below!

BiSH, a punk band without instruments, has unveiled its disbandment date. The announcement was made during the group’s solo concert at Yoyogi National Gymnasium on December 22. The group will cease to be following a performance at Tokyo Dome on June 29, 2023.   BiSH Disbandment Date Decided! (June 29, 2023 at Tokyo Dome)https://youtu.be/kwTUqromelA   During an MC at the beginning of the encore, Sentochihiro Chicchi announced that a one-man concert will be held at Tokyo Dome on June 29, 2023, the same day the group will disband.   Read the full transcript of the announcement below:    “All of us have had big dreams from the very beginning.BiSH will disband on June 29 at Tokyo Dome, a place we’ve always dreamed about.The goal has been set, but BiSH has always pushed forward with all of our strength. That won’t change in 2023, and we’ll keep giving our all with love and gratitude. We’ll do our best and the flame of each BiSH member will keep burning bright through next year. Keep supporting us! We love you!”   Check out the video below to see snippets of the MC.   BiSH / December 22, 2022 - The Most Beautiful BiSH in the World at Yoyogi National Gymnasium:https://youtu.be/TOvZWZzPK_U   The recent concert was the first time in BiSH's history that every song was performed by a full orchestra in addition to the band.     Be sure to follow BISH until the very end!

BiSH, known as a punk band without instruments, has unveiled the release date, artwork, and artist visual for their 12th consecutive release in 2022.   After releasing twelve consecutive singles each month for the past year, the newest and final entry is here, titled ZUTTO. The song was composed by Kenta Matsukuma with lyrics by JxSxK.BiSH is set to suspend its activities in 2023, making these releases all the more precious. The final line of the song is fitting–”I have to go but I’m not alone.” The future of each of the six members may not be certain, but this fast-paced track is sending them off with excitement.The new artist visuals show the members against a pitch-black background. The artwork for the CD has also been released along with the design of the sticker for the 12-month series of releases.

BiSH, known as a ‘punk rock band without instruments,’ will hold two more concerts ahead of its disbandment. The girls will play at Osaka-Jo Hall on September 21 and Yokohama Arena on October 25. This will be the second consecutive year that BiSH performs at Osaka-Jo Hall, with BiSH SPARKS “my BiSH Forever” Episode 6 taking place on July 20 and 21, 2021.   The title of the Osaka show is ‘And yet BiSH moved.’ Conversely, the Yokohama Arena show is titled ‘TO THE END TO THE END.’The performance at Yokohama Arena will be the largest ever for the group, and the perfect way to close out the band’s incredible career. Both shows sold out on the day tickets were announced.   BiSH has announced that it will disband in 2023.

A video announcing the concerts has been released on BiSH's official Twitter and YouTube channels, so check it out!

BiSH, known as a ‘punk rock band without instruments,’ has released the dance video for their recent track Sayonara Saraba. The song, scheduled to release on August 31, is the eighth consecutive release in 2022.   Sayonara Saraba - BiSH (Dance Video)

  The video was choreographed by Aina The End.    The previously released music video included this choreography, and now, fans can see it from top to bottom!   The scene in the music video where the dancers are in single file was filmed in a way that felt handmade. The director Kento Yamada, and BiSH decided not to listen to the song while recording, instead listening to Aina The End’s counting to stay on beat. How do you feel about this dance?