Live Concert Guide

A collection of live VHS tapes owned by The Fishmans Movie team.

Over their career, Fishmans performed hundreds of concerts, a number of which are available to listen to. It is unknown how many of these concerts were recorded. This is a comprehensive guide of every known concert Fishmans performed since their inception. A (?) symbol will be placed next to any word a translator is unsure about.

Much of the information present here is acquired through the Fishmans compendium Fishmans Chronicle (1988-), as well as through the Fishmans Movie team, setlist.fm and other resources. Setlists are acquired through Fishmans Chronicle (1988-) except where noted.

Attached images to years are only approximations of appropriate years, although they are matched as accurately as possible.

For ease of access, italicized concerts do not have available setlists.

For tours only, go here: Live Tour Guide

1987-1989

Shinji Sato Circa 1985

• June 24, 1987 @Yokohama. Earliest known live performance.
• Summer 1987 @Unknown Venue. Possibly the first show with Hisamatsu on bass. A recording of this show was made into the bootleg お楽しみフィッシュマンズ〜1987 alongside another performance from later in 1987.
• November 3, 1987 @Meguro Civic Center.
• November, 1987 @Meguro Civic Center. A recording of this show was made into the bootleg お楽しみフィッシュマンズ〜1987 alongside another performance from earlier in 1987.
• December 10, 1987 @Meguro Civic Center.
• March 3, 1988 @La.mama. This performance was an audition for future La.mama performances.
• May 3, 1988 @La.mama. Performed alongside Black Market. Yuzuru Kashiwabara would join the band soon after this performance.
• August 23, 1988 @La.mama. Performed alongside Normal, Havana Exotica, King Bees.
• August 27, 1988 @La.mama. Performed alongside Black Market. Apparently attendance was unusually low.
• September 26, 1988 @La.mama. Event titled "Dance In The Dance". Performed alongside King Bees. Apparently a cymbal of Motegi's drum set flew off after performing He's Running.
• September 26, 1988 @Kichijoji Mandara.
• October 21, 1988 @La.mama. Performed alongside Com-So.
• November 11, 1988 @La.mama. Performed alongside Selfish Juliet.
• December 25, 1988 @Kichijoji Mandara. Performed alongside Black Market. Apparently Ojima had a fever.
• December 27, 1988 @La.mama. Event titled "Dance In The Dance". Performed alongside Tomatos and Black Market.

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  Before a university performance, in 1989

  February 21, 1989 @La.mama. Performed alongside 7's, M-Cake.
• March 10, 1989 @Yoyogi Chocolate City. Performed alongside SkaFunk. Biggest concert yet with over 100 attendees.
• March 19, 1989 @Shinjuku Loft. Event titled "Magic Vox Paradise Vol. 2". Performed alongside The Groovers, Here is Eden.
• April 1, 1989 @La.mama. Event titled "Parco Live Award" and acted as a battle-of-the-bands type event. Performed Special Night only. Participated in final round. Competed against The Grand Prix, The Fuse and Mustang A.K.A.
• April 9, 1989 @Shinjuku Loft. Celebration of release of Panic Paradise. Performed alongside SkaFunk, Mustang A.K.A., Kusu Kusu and The Potato Chips. Large crowd. Performance of Special Night released on VHS in VOS ボスッ! No. 16.
• April 24, 1989 @La.mama. Performed alongside M-Cake.
• May 12, 1989 @Harajuku Crocodile. Performed alongside Mustang A.K.A., Black Market.

  

  Fishmans performing "Special Night" on April 9, 1989 @Shinjuku Loft.

• May 14, 1989 @Shinjuku Loft. Event titled "Magic Vox Paradise Vol. 3". Performed alongside Spitz, King Bees, リンゴリラ, Phantasma. Performance of もう言わないで released on VHS in Rock File On Video 1989 Vol. 4.
• June 5, 1989 @Kichijoji Romantic Sashimi. Event titled "Dance During The Rainy Season Dance Dance". Performed alongside Kusu Kusu, Deep & Bites, and SkaFunk. Last concert at venue before it was demolished. They began recording Chappie, Don't Cry after this concert, and Sato ceased attending college.
• June 26, 1989 @La.mama. Performed alongside Frederick.
• July 30, 1989 @La.mama. Performed alongside Black Market.
• August 6, 1989 @Shinjuku Loft. Performed alongside Habohamania.
• August 7, 1989 @Shinjuku Loft. Performed alongside Model Plants, Habohamania.
• August 15, 1989 @Harajuku Crocodile. Performed alongside Black Market and Assault Dance Hall.
• August 30, 1989 @La.mama. Performed alongside Havana Exotica. Recorded on VHS.
• September 30, 1989 @La.mama. Performed alongside SkaFunk.
• October 5, 1989 @Shinjuku Jam. Performed alongside Mustang A.K.A.
• October 21, 1989 @Harajuku Crocodile. Performed alongside Black Market, King Bees.
• October 27, 1989 @Yokohama Vivre. Performed alongside Grandfathers.
• November 3, 1989 @Daito Bunka University Board School Gymnasium. Performed alongside Mute Beat, Mustang A.K.A., SkaFunk. It was at this concert that Kazufumi Kodama, later producer of Chappie, Don't Cry, discovered Fishmans and ultimately signed them a contract with Virgin Records Japan.
• November 4, 1989 @Komazawa University Memorial Hall. Performed alongside The Pees, The Great Richies, Frederick, Havana Exotica.
• November 26, 1989 @La.mama. Performed alongside Flowers, Rip Van Wink. Also contained Fishmans' first interview.
• December 16, 1989 @La.mama. Performed alongside Jazz Bones.
• December 27, 1989 @Nippon Broadcasting System. Radio event titled "All Night Nippon" Performed alongside Mustang A.K.A., Black Market. Appeared on live broadcast. Performed もう言わないで, Future, Walkin' and Little Flapper.
• December 29, 1989 @La.mama. Performed alongside Mustang A.K.A., Black Market, Frederick etc.
• December 31, 1989 @Club Citta Kawasaki. Event titled "Rock 'N' Roll Band Stand". Performed alongside Wells, Groovers, Marcosius Vamp, Black Market, Havana Exotica, Grand Nuts, et cetera.
• December 31, 1989 @La.mama. Event titled "Good Bye 80's A Happy New Year 90's". Performed alongside Wells, Groovers, Marcosius Vamp, Black Market, Havana Exotica, Grand Nuts, et cetera.

1990

• January 12, 1990 @La.mama. Performed alongside Frederick.
• February 8, 1990 @Yokohama 7th Avenue. Performed alongside Spitz, Deep & Bites.
• February 22, 1990 @La.mama. Performed alongside Mr. Christmas.
• February 25, 1990 @Shinjuku Loft. Performed alongside Bersha.
• March 8, 1990 @La.mama. Performed alongside King Bees.
• March 28, 1990 @Shinjuku Loft. Performed alongside Blue Jersey, 16Tons. First concert Hakase-Sun would participate in, despite apparently not playing for the first 2-3 songs.
• April 1, 1990 @Club Citta Kawasaki. Event titled "Hajime no Uta Vol. 5". Performed alongside Kenzi, Grand Nut.
• April 28, 1990 @La.mama. First ever solo live performance. Recorded by Fuji TV. Event titled "Cheap weekend".
• May 24, 1990 @Asakusa Tokiwaza. Event titled "Asakusa May Festival". Sponsored by La.mama. Performed alongside Frederick, Magokoro Brothers.
• May 27, 1990 @Osaka Muse. Event titled "Heartbeat Valley". Performed alongside Poet's Blood, DOVE, Frederick and others. Apparently it was very profitable.
• June 23, 1990 @La.mama. Performed alongside I'm Surprised.
• June 28, 1990 @Omiya Freaks. Performed alongside Whale, Mind Games and others.
• July 19, 1990 @Omiya Freaks. Performed alongside Whale.
• July 29, 1990 @La.mama. Performed alongside Graffiti.
• August 18, 1990 @La.mama. Performed alongside The Apollo's.
• September 30, 1990 @La.mama. Event titled "Take The Am". Second ever solo live performance. Only 137 attendees showed up because a typhoon had directly struck the area recently. Apparently there was one very "hearty" fan in attendance.
• October 17, 1990 @Kichijoji Baus Theater. Event titled "The Carnival 4". Performed alongside Tomatos, Chan f., Bianca Maeda. Sponsored by La.mama. Apparently president of Virgin Records Japan was in attendance & finalized their contract after the performance. Recording of Chappie, Don't Cry officially begins in VRJ soon after.
• October 28, 1990 @Maebashi Rattan. Performed alongside The Pillows. Hakase-Sun would officially join the band after this concert, upgrading from support keyboardist.
• November 4, 1990 @Chuo University Circle Basement Hall. Event titled "Things Go By Threes!". Performed alongside Castella, SkaFunk, 16TONS, Bekebeke Entropies, Pan Pan House.
• November 14, 1990 @Yokohama Vivre. Performed alongside Minkabanobika. Apparently it was embarassing. Apparently Sato also found the Minkabanobika sisters "cute".
• November 18, 1990 @Ichikawa Club Gio. Performed alongside Hammings and others. Concert video later broadcast on television as concert film Indies Club: フィッシュマンズ. Later made into bootleg 90.11.18 市川Club Gio.
• November 22, 1990 @Kyoto Special.
• November 24, 1990 @Osaka Muse. Performed alongside Vaccine 5, Strikes.
• December 22, 1990 @La.mama. Event titled "Chimi-kun's guitar is crying". First of 2 solo performances in a row. Apparently opened with a song titled "Alone Again".
• December 23, 1990 @La.mama. Event titled "Chimi-kun's guitar is crying". Second of 2 solo performances in a row. Apparently opened with a song titled "Xmas Song" and entire performance was themed after Christmas. The concert was released as a bootleg under 90.12.23 La.mama.
• December 31, 1990 @La.mama. Event titled "Good Bye 90's A Happy New Year 91's With New Year's Buckwheat". Performed alongside Hobos Jungle, Graffiti, Tyrannosaurus, The Barrett.

1991

• February 28, 1991 @Corner Hotel. Recorded on VHS by unknown attendee. Impromptu show played in Melbourne, Australia after recording Chappie, Dont Cry.
• March 23, 1991 @All Night Fuji. Made appearance on a Fuji TV show. Unclear if they were interviewed or performed.
• March 26, 1991 @Shibuya Club Quattro. Event titled "Yokowake de Decide". Apparently very full with attendees. Soundboard recording of this concert later made into bootleg 91.03.26 渋谷Club Quattro.

  

  Chappie, Don't Cry promo

• April 13, 1991 @Club Citta Kawasaki. Event titled "Over The Wave '91 Part 1". Performed alongside I'm Surprised, Deep & Bites, Grand Nut, etc. The band's debut single ひこうき would release after this concert on the 21st.
• April 30, 1991 @Yokohama Vivre. Performed alongside Shakers, Tsurazuzusa.
• May 1, 1991 @Omiya Freaks. The band's first album Chappie, Don't Cry would release after this concert.
• June 1, 1991 @Nagoya Heartland. First time mixer/producer ZAK would join the band for a performance. Recorded on VHS. Audience recording of this concert later made into bootleg 91.06.01 名古屋HeartLand.
• June 3, 1991 @Kyoto Special.
• June 4, 1991 @Kobe Chicken George.
• June 5, 1991 @Osaka Muse.
• June 12, 1991 @Shibuya Club Quattro. Event titled "Chappie, Don't Cry".
• July 9, 1991 @Club Citta Kawasaki. Live video broadcast on TVK on August 1.
• July 26, 1991 @Tokyo Dome Luna Park. Event titled "Tokyo Latin Music Show '91". Performed alongside Kusu Kusu, Tokyo Rhythm Kings. After this concert, the band would begin recording Corduroy's Mood.
• August 17, 1991 @Shibuya Club Quattro. Event titled "Tokyo Dynamite Pops Show Vol.1". Performed alongside Banana Gangs.
• August 21, 1991 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro.
• August 22, 1991 @Nagoya Heartland.
• August 29, 1991 @TVK. Live event titled "Live Gaga". Made appearance.

  

  Photo from November 11, 1991 @Shibuya Club Quattro

• September 6, 1991 @Nagoya Bottom Line. Event titled "SF Rock Station 5th Anniversary". Performed alongside Solid Bond, Hummings. Apparently Sato wasn't a fan of Solid Bond, saying "they don't have guts".
• September 7, 1991 @Shinjuku Station Square. 2 performances from 3pm and 5pm. Apparently Fishmans thought this was their best performance so far.
• October 27, 1991 @Gifu Women's University. The release of Corduroy's Mood would follow this concert in November.
• November 11, 1991 @Shibuya Club Quattro. Event titled "Corduroy's Mood".
• November 18, 1991 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro. Performance of Blue Summer would later appear as the second track on the いかれたBaby single. Audience recording of this concert later made into bootleg 91.08.21 心斎橋Club Quattro.
• November 19, 1991 @Nagoya Heartland.
• November 24, 1991 @FM NACK5 Special Program. Apparently "ごきげんはいかがですか" appeared on the radio show and was sometimes used as a theme.
• December 13, 1991 @Inkstick Suzue Factory. Event titled "Special Edition Fishmans Corduroy's Mood Release Commemoration Event". First time 100ミリちょっとの was ever played live or shown publicly. Apparently the first half of the concert was entirely made up of covers. (Earlier in the day)
• December 13, 1991 @Club Citta Kawasaki. Event titled "December Children". Played with Frederick and The Jetzt. (Later at night)
• December 25, 1991 @Ichikawa Club Gio. Event titled "Can Reach Santa Claus". Performed alongside The Pillows, Grand Nuts, Rip Van Wink. Audience recording of this concert later made into bootleg 91.12.25 市川Club Gio.

1992

• January 8, 1992 @Club Citta Kawasaki. Event titled "Happy Together". Performed alongside Beads, Mr. Children, Lotten Huts. After this concert, 100ミリちょっとの would begin airing on The 90 Days as a theme song & it would be released as a single soon afterward.

  

• February 24, 1992 @Shibuya Club Quattro. Aired on Space Shower TV on April 18. The concert's rehearsal was released as a bootleg under 92.02.24 渋谷Club Quattro ~Rehearsal~.
• March 8, 1992 @TOKYO-FM Sound Market.
• March 29, 1992 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro.
• March 30, 1992 @Osaka Expoland. Event titled "Rockin In The Park". Performed alongside Frederick, Ulfuls.
• March 31, 1992 @Nagoya Heartland. The band's second album King Master George would begin recording after this concert on May 10.
• May 27, 1992 @La.mama. Event titled "La.mama 10 Year Anniversary". Performed alongside Havanamans (apparently Havana Exotica under a new name). They played a song by Sly & The Family Stone titled "Fun". Recorded on VHS.
• July 7, 1992 @JFN Nation-Wide Broadcast. Apparently this was a DJ event Sato participated in with Daisuke Kawasaki.
• July 26, 1992 @Nagoya Light Plaza. Apparently Motegi thought this was a really good concert. Soundboard recording of this concert would later be released as the bootleg 92.07.26 名古屋光の広場.
• July 30, 1992 @Club Citta Kawasaki. Performed alongside Hummings and others. Recorded on VHS.
• September 5, 1992 @Shinjuku Nissin Power Station. Event titled "Saturday Night R&R Show". Performed alongside The Pillows, Giant Orange Opus. Apparently there was a large number of attendees.
• September 9, 1992 @Fuji TV.
• September 11, 1992 @Ichikawa Club Gio. Performed alongside Pli:z.
• September 15, 1992 @Nagoya Heartland.
• September 16, 1992 @Kyoto Special.
• September 17, 1992 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro. The band's second album King Master George would be released after this concert on October 21.
• November 10, 1992 @Shinjuku Nissin Power Station. Event titled "Seal Hour Rainbow Trout Night". Daisuke Kawasaki appeared as DJ. Apparently Sato felt like they sounded like a punk band.

  

  Fishmans performing at the Shibuya Club Quattro on Feb. 24, 1992

• November 16, 1992 @Nagoya Heartland.
• November 17, 1992 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro.
• November 20, 1992 @Hosei University. Performed alongside Panrankin Taxi, PJ, Bianca Maeda.
• December 10, 1992 @La.mama. Performed alongside Pianica Maeda, Good&Baites.
• December 13, 1992 @Yokohama Vivre. Performed alongside Saqla.
• December 15, 1992 @Saitama Kaikan Hall. Event titled "Saitama Rock City Vol. 1". Event sponsored by Omiya Freaks. Performed alongside Stella, The Pees.
• December 24, 1992 @Ichikawa Club Gio. Event titled "Can Reach Santa Claus". Performed alongside Frederick, THE WELLS, Kizochika. Apparently Sato remarked after the concert that their performances at Club Gio are regularly pretty good. After this performance, Fuji TV show "Wanwan Variety Star" began using いなごが飛んでる as an opening theme and Walkin' as a closing theme. Apparently Sato remarked that he thought this was "stupid".

1993

• March 29, 1993 @Osaka IMP Hall. Event titled "Songwriter Renaissance" and recorded by FM802. Performed alongside Atsushi Okuno, Karak, Yoji Kubota. Apparently Fishmans had only 20 minutes to play, and performed 青空のように among their setlist.
• June 12, 1993 @La.mama. Event titled "Love Love Hammings". Made guest appearance for Hammings. Performed いかれたBaby for the first time. Single いかれたBaby was released after this concert on June 18.
• June 20, 1993 @Club Citta Kawasaki. Event titled "Locus Anniversary". Performed alongside Takuharu Yama, Owl, Plagues, Takeo Fujiyama, Hiroyuki Kamada.
• June 24, 1993 @Space Shower TV. Made appearance. Specifics unknown, might not have even been a concert/performance.
• June 25, 1993 @Meiji University. Event titled "Izumi Festival - Suyu Sky Live". Performed alongside Magokoro Brothers, Ultrabop.
• July 5, 1993 @TVK. Event titled "Music Clique". Made appearance. Specifics unknown.
• July 11, 1993 @Osaka Loft American Village Triangle Park. Event titled "Magical Mystery Penguin Tour". Performed alongside Owl. Apparently the heat made Motegi nearly vomit, despite overall enjoying the concert.
• July 20, 1993 @Kyoto Special. Performed alongside Electric Glass Balloon.
• July 21, 1993 @Kobe Chicken George. Performed alongside Electric Glass Balloon. Fishmans' third album Neo Yankees' Holiday would release the same day.
• July 22, 1993 @Osaka Neyagawa Vintage Bar. Performed alongside a multitude of "amateur" bands. Apparently both Motegi and Sato hated it, Sato saying it was "a ridiculous place".
• July 25, 1993 @Shibuya Parking Lot. Event titled "Smilin' Days, Summer Holiday".

  

• July 25, 1993 @Shimokitazawa Club Zoo. Promotional event for Daisuke Kawasaki's magazine "American Music".
• August 28, 1993 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro.
• August 29, 1993 @Nagasaki Takahama Beach. Broadcast on Smile FM. Apparently Sato said the attendees were "very hot".
• September 2, 1993 @Shinjuku Nissin Power Station. Event titled "Neo Yankees' Holiday". Opening act was Takeo Fujiyama. Apparently Sato sold his own homemade Fishmans T-shirts.
• September 26, 1993 @Kichijoji Baus Theater. Event titled "CRJ Sessions Vol. 3". Performed alongside Kunihara.
• October 31, 1993 @Meiji Gakuin University. Beginning of De La Geldof 哀愁のMonday tour. Event titled "Kid Are Alright". Performed alongside Grations. Recorded on VHS.
• November 1, 1993 @Shimokitazawa Shelter. Part of De La Geldof 哀愁のMonday tour , Fishmans' first known tour. Played with Elephant Love, Plagues.
• November 7, 1993 @Kyoto Muse. Performed alongside Hobbies.
• November 15, 1993 @Yoyogi Chocolate City. Part of De La Geldof 哀愁のMonday tour. Performed alongside The Pees. First time song Go Go Round This World! is performed live.
• November 17, 1993 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro.
• November 22, 1993 @Yokohama Club 24. Part of De La Geldof 哀愁のMonday tour. Performed alongside Ulfuls.
• November 29, 1993 @Koenji ShowBoat. Part of De La Geldof 哀愁のMonday tour. Performed alongside Below.
• November 30, 1993 @Osaka W'Ohol. Event titled "Aquarium of Value". Performed alongside Umi no Sachi, Qujila.
• December 6, 1993 @Kichijoji Manda-La2. Part of De La Geldof 哀愁のMonday tour. Performed alongside Piranhas.
• December 15, 1993 @Inkstick Suzue Factory. Finale of De La Geldof 哀愁のMonday tour. Event titled "De La Geldof Big Wednesday".
• December 19, 1993 @Koka-gun JA Hall. Event titled "Atlantis Club '93 - X'mas Live Party".

1994

• January 22, 1994 @Shinjuku Nissin Power Station. Event titled "Saturday Night R&R Show". Performed alongside Spitz, Collectors. The concert was released as a bootleg under 94.01.22 日清パワーステーション.
• January 23, 1994 @Shimokitazawa Slits. Event titled "American Music Ball Room".
• January 25, 1994 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro. Event titled "M`agical Mystery Penguins Tour". Played alongside OWL, Takeo Fujiyama.
• January 28, 1994 @Shimokitazawa Shelter. Performed alongside The Pillows. After this concert, maxi-single Go Go Round This World! would be released on February 2.
• March 11, 1994 @La.mama.
• March 25, 1994 @Koenji ShowBoat. First time Melody is presented.
• May 18, 1994 @TBS Hall. Event titled "TBS Akasaka Live". Final concert with Kensuke Ojima in Shinji Sato's lifetime. Performed alongside Ice. Maxi-single Melody would be released after this concert on June 17.
• June 18, 1994 @Kobe Chicken George. Performed alongside Takeo Fujiyama. First concert to feature support guitarist Shinya Kogure.
• June 19, 1994 @Kyoto Muse. Performed alongside Takeo Fujiyama.
• June 21, 1994 @Nagoya Club Quattro. Performed alongside Takeo Fujiyama.
• June 27, 1994 @Shibuya Club Quattro. Apparently Motegi thought this was the best concert of the year so far. Fishmans' fourth album Orange would begin recording after this concert on July 19.
• August 7, 1994 @Osaka Seaside Greenery. Event titled "9th Sea Festival". Performed alongside Cornelius, Owl. The photos for Orange's alternate vinyl artwork were taken the same day on the seaside.
• September 9, 1994 @Yokohama Club 24. Performed alongside Plagues, pete. Recorded on VHS.
• September 12, 1994 @National Liverpool. Performed alongside pete.
• September 16, 1994 @Ichikawa Club Gio. Performed alongside Buffalo Daughter.
• September 23, 1994 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro. Event titled "Reggae Night". Apparently the name is correct, and they played almost exclusively reggae.
• October 7, 1994 @Shibuya On Air West. Concert sold out. Following this, Fishmans' fourth album Orange and their single My Life released on October 21.
• October 22, 1994 @Shinjuku Loft. Event titled "Wave". Apparently concert lasted about 30 minutes, and was performed outside of venue. 10 songs played. Recorded on VHS.

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  Orange photoshoot

  October 29, 1994 @Nagoya Club Quattro.
• October 30, 1994 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro.
• November 2, 1994 @Tokyo University. Performed alongside Collectors, Jumps. According to Sato, the school's executive director was a wrestling fan and the two had a lively conversation.
• November 4, 1994 @Meiji University. Performed alongside Plagues, pete.
• November 21, 1994 @Mycal Theatre Honmoku. Performed alongside Flying Kids. Recorded on VHS by TVK.
• December 12, 1994 @Shibuya On Air East. Began recording Fishmans' first live album Oh! Mountain. Recorded on VHS.
• December 15, 1994 @Kobe Chicken George. Joint performance with The Pillows.
• December 16, 1994 @Kyoto Muse. Recorded on VHS.
• December 18, 1994 @Hiroshima Neopolis Hall.
• December 19, 1994 @Fukuoka Drum Be-1. Apparently Motegi thought this was a particularly good concert. Recorded on VHS.
• December 21, 1994 @La.mama. Fan club event titled "With Fishmans Vol.2".

1995

• March 10, 1995 @Kumagaya Vogue. Beginning of Oh! Mountain tour to coincide with live album of the same name's release.
• March 12, 1995 @Ichikawa Club Gio. Part of Oh! Mountain tour. Possibly played on the 18th. After this concert, live album Oh! Mountain would release on March 17.
• March 17, 1995 @Shimokitazawa Club Que. Part of Oh! Mountain tour. Concert to commemorate the release of Oh! Mountain album.
• March 22, 1995 @Fukuoka Drum Be-1. Part of Oh! Mountain tour.
• March 23, 1995 @Hiroshima Neopolis Hall. Part of Oh! Mountain tour.
• March 25, 1995 @Okayama Pepperland. Part of Oh! Mountain tour.
• March 27, 1995 @Kyoto Muse. Part of Oh! Mountain tour.
• March 28, 1995 @Osaka Banana Hall. Part of Oh! Mountain tour. Interviewed.
• March 29, 1995 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro. Part of Oh! Mountain tour.
• March 30, 1995 @Nagoya Club Quattro. Part of Oh! Mountain tour.
• April 20, 1995 @Yokohama Club 24. Part of Oh! Mountain tour.
• April 22, 1995 @Shinjuku Liquid Room. Event titled "Liquid Sky Dancehall". Performed alongside Moog Yamamoto, Audio Acty(?) and others. A DJ-centric event. Apparently Kashiwabara was very impressed by Moog's performance.
• May 6, 1995 @Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall. Event titled "King Of Rock". Performed alongside Magokoro Brothers, The Castanets, The Chang. Apparently Sato was impressed with the day's performance.
• May 13, 1995 @Shinjuku Liquid Room. Finale of Oh! Mountain tour. Featured Sugar Yoshinaga on support guitar. Motegi was impressed with her performance. Apparently Kashiwabara found her cute.
• June 25, 1995 @Meiji University Izumi. Performed alongside Plagues.
• June 28, 1995 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro. Broadcast on FM802. Event titled "Cool Night". Performed alongside Plagues, Great3. After this concert, recording for Fishmans' fifth album 空中キャンプ began, and the band adopted a new private recording studio called Waikiki Beach where the remainder of their studio albums were made. This coincided with a new record deal with Polydor Records Japan, moving them away from Media Remoras.

  

  Outtake from ナイトクルージング photoshoot

• September 19, 1995 @Shinjuku Liquid Room. Event titled "Let's Polydor". Performed alongside Hicksville. Concert intended to celebrate transition to Polydor Records. Hakase-Sun's final performance with the group before leaving entirely.
• November 1, 1995 @Toho Gakuen School of Music. First concert Honzi participated in as support keyboardist. After this concert, Fishmans' single "ナイトクルージング" would release on November 25.
• December 2, 1995 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro. Beginning of ナイスᆞチョイスᆞツアー tour. Possibly recorded on VHS.
• December 3, 1995 @Nagoya Club Quattro. Part of ナイスᆞチョイスᆞツアー tour. Recorded on VHS.
• December 12, 1995 @Kumagaya Vogue. Event titled "Vogue 2nd anniversary". Support keyboardist Tadashi Ueda makes first appearance, but Honzi is still present.
• December 15, 1995 @Shinjuku Liquid Room. Finale of ナイスᆞチョイスᆞツアー tour. Sato apparently enjoyed this concert a lot.

1996

• January 27, 1996 @Shimokitazawa Club Que. Fan club event. First concert to feature Michio "Darts" Sekiguchi as support guitarist.
• January 28, 1996 @Ikebukuro P'Parco. Played for about 30 minutes.
• February 1, 1996 @Kyoto Muse. Beginning of 若いながらも歴史あり tour. Fishmans' fifth album 空中キャンプ would release the same day.
• February 2, 1996 @Kobe Chicken George. Part of 若いながらも歴史あり tour.
• February 4, 1996 @Okayama Pepperland. Part of 若いながらも歴史あり tour.

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  Behind Waikiki Beach

  February 5, 1996 @Hiroshima Bad Lands. Part of 若いながらも歴史あり tour.
• February 7, 1996 @Fukuoka Drum Be-1. Part of 若いながらも歴史あり tour.
• February 22, 1996 @Nagoya Club Quattro. Part of 若いながらも歴史あり tour. Apparently attendance was high.
• February 24, 1996 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro. Part of 若いながらも歴史あり tour. Apparently Sunny Blue was a real crowd pleaser here.
• February 25, 1996 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro. Part of 若いながらも歴史あり tour.
• March 1, 1996 @Shinjuku Liquid Room. Part of 若いながらも歴史あり tour. Apparently it was really hot that day.
• March 2, 1996 @Shinjuku Liquid Room. Finale of 若いながらも歴史あり tour. Apparently the encore 新しい人 was well received. Concert later printed on DVD in full in 2005 as 若いながらも歴史あり 96.3.2 @新宿Liquid Room. After this concert, single Baby Blue would be released on March 27.
• April 6, 1996 @Pop Jam. Performed Baby Blue. Televised event.
• June 16, 1996 @Utsunomiya Help.
• June 17, 1996 @Maebashi Club Fleez.

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  Long Season photoshoot

  June 19, 1996 @Ichikawa Club Gio.
• June 20, 1996 @Yokohama Club 24.
• June 22, 1996 @Fukuoka Gaya. Live event was apparently free. Sponsored by FM Fukuoka, likely broadcast by radio station.
• August 27, 1996 @Shinjuku Liquid Room. Event titled "Japan Act '96". Performed alongside Buffalo Daughter.
• August 29, 1996 @Aomi Station Square. Event titled "Natural High! '96". Performed alongside Hicksville, Cornelius, Boredoms and others. Recorded in part on video. After this concert, single Season would be released on September 25.
• Late Summer to Early Fall, 1996 @Space Shower TV.
• Early Fall, 1996 @Unknown TV Program. Performed Season. Televised event.
• October 6, 1996 @Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall. Event titled "Sweet Love Shower". Performed alongside UA, Theater Puruk(?), etc. Apparently Sato said he really liked this concert.
• October 13, 1996 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro. Event titled "Gourmet '96".

  

• October 14, 1996 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro. Event titled "Gourmet '96". After this concert, album Long Season would be released on October 25.
• November 2, 1996 @Waseda University School Festival Headquarters, Building 10, Classroom 109.
• November 3, 1996 @Osaka City University Outdoor Special Stage. Apparently Motegi liked this concert.
• November 29, 1996 @Shinjuku Liquid Room. Performed alongside De La Soul. First time Long Season would be performed live.
• December 1, 1996 @Shimokitazawa Club Que. Event titled "Under 'N' Water World". Performed alongside Hysteric Suzies, Pealout, Pre-School, The Current.
• December 3, 1996 @Nagoya Club Quattro. Beginning of Long Season '96~7 tour. Apparently Motegi was abnormally excited. Recorded on VHS.
• December 4, 1996 @Kobe Chicken George. Part of Long Season '96~7 tour.
• December 26, 1996 @Akasaka Blitz. Finale of Long Season '96~7 tour. Held guests Asa-Chang and MariMari. Performed Long Season. Sato and Motegi both claim this performance to be one of their best ever live concerts. Recorded on VHS. Partly broadcast in audio by NHK radio. Later released in full on CD in 2016.

1997

• May 31, 1997 @Kobe Chicken George. Event titled "Rock Around The Kobe". Performed alongside Tokyo No. 1 Soul Set. Played Long Season and ナイトクルージング. Apparently Sato thought it was fun to rehearse with Tokyo No. 1 Soul Set. Later, this concert's performance of Go Go Round This World! was remixed by ZAK and released as single Go Go Round This World! (Echoes of Infinity Mix).
• June 7, 1997 @Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall. Performed alongside Yo-King, Honzi, Super Butter Dog. Played Long Season. Apparently Motegi thought their performance of すばらしくてNice Choice was particularly good. The band would release single Magic Love following this concert on July 2.

  

• July 4, 1997 @Shibuya Club Quattro. Event titled "Style 1997". Performed alongside Pavement, Ash. Apparently performed Long Season as an opening act for Pavement. After this concert, album 宇宙 日本 世田谷 would be released on July 24.
• July 31, 1997 @Osaka Castle Music Hall. Event titled "Osaka Rhythm Terminal". Performed alongside Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra and others. Apparently the sound level of the speakers at this venue was noticeably quiet.
• August 13, 1997 @Rainbow Stage. Event titled "Tokyo Cool Camp". Performed alongside Great 3, Guitar Wolf, Michelle Gun Elephant and others.
• August 24, 1997 @Akasaka Blitz. Event titled "This! '97". Performed alongside Motoharu Sano, Tokyo No. 1 Soul Set, Little Creatures, Groove Ears. Played Long Season. Event apparently coordinated by Motoharu Sano.
• August 29, 1997 @Sapporo Messe Hall. Beginning of 宇宙 日本 奥田イズム tour.
• August 31, 1997 @Sendai MACANA. Part of 宇宙 日本 奥田イズム tour.
• September 4, 1997 @Kumamoto Django. Part of 宇宙 日本 奥田イズム tour.
• September 6, 1997 @Fukuoka Drum Logos. Part of 宇宙 日本 奥田イズム tour.
• September 7, 1997 @Hiroshima Namiki Junction. Part of 宇宙 日本 奥田イズム tour.
• September 8, 1997 @Okayama Pepperland. Part of 宇宙 日本 奥田イズム tour.
• September 10, 1997 @Kobe Chicken George. Part of 宇宙 日本 奥田イズム tour.
• September 14, 1997 @Kanazawa AZ Hall. Part of 宇宙 日本 奥田イズム tour.
• September 15, 1997 @Niigata Club Junk Box. Part of 宇宙 日本 奥田イズム tour.
• September 20, 1997 @Nagoya Club Quattro. Part of 宇宙 日本 奥田イズム tour.
• September 21, 1997 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro. Part of 宇宙 日本 奥田イズム tour.
• September 27, 1997 @Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall. Finale of 宇宙 日本 奥田イズム tour. Maxi-single Walking in the Rhythm would be released after this concert on October 22. Recorded on VHS.

  

• October 31, 1997 @Aichi University Toyohashi Campus Second Floor Music Hall.
• November 1, 1997 @Kyoto University Campus Music Hall.
• November 15, 1997 @Shimokitazawa Club Que. Fan club event titled "With Fishmans Vol.4". Apparently Motegi thought they did particularly well this night.
• December 9, 1997 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro. Beginning of the Walking in the 奥田イズム tour.
• December 10, 1997 @Nagoya Club Quattro. Part of the Walking in the 奥田イズム tour.
• December 12, 1997 @Shinjuku Liquid Room. Finale of the Walking in the 奥田イズム tour. Broadcast later in February 1998 on Space Shower TV as concert film Live Shower Fishmans. Motegi thought this was a particularly good concert. Following this concert, Fishmans would go to Space Shower TV studios to film videos of them singing for the concert, one being 土曜日の夜. Concert film later made into bootleg 1997.12.12 Live in Liquid Room.

1998

• January 11, 1998 @Space Shower TV. Event titled "Sound & Vision". Recorded on video. Performed live dub mixes of Walking in the Rhythm and それはただの気分さ. Later printed on DVD video In Space Shower TV Episode.3. Later made into bootleg Live 98.01.11 @SSTV Sound & Vision.
• February 28, 1998 @Take One Studio. Studio Live session.
• March 13, 1998 @Nagoya Club Quattro. Beginning of 低音バッシュ tour.

  

  8月の現状 photoshoot

• March 14, 1998 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro. Part of 低音バッシュ tour.
• March 16, 1998 @Fukuoka Drum Logos. Part of 低音バッシュ tour.
• March 20, 1998 @Shinjuku Liquid Room. Finale of 低音バッシュ tour.
• June 7, 1998 @Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall. Event titled "Fighting Spirit '98". Performed alongside Buffalo Daughter. Recording for ゆらめき in the Air single would begin after this concert on July 26, and album 8月の現状 would be released on August 19.
• August 22, 1998 @Kumamoto Django. Beginning of 8月の現状 tour. Apparently Motegi felt stomach pains before the show, so it was delayed from its original time of performance. Performed A Piece of Future.
• August 23, 1998 @Oita Drum Top's. Apparently first concert ever performed at the venue.
• August 25, 1998 @Matsuyama Salon Kitty. Part of 8月の現状 tour. Apparently high in attendance. Motegi thought this was a good show.
• August 26, 1998 @Hiroshima Namiki Junction. Part of 8月の現状 tour.
• August 27, 1998 @Okayama Pepperland. Part of 8月の現状 tour. Apparently the venue was newly refurbished when Fishmans played.
• August 29, 1998 @Kobe Chicken George. Part of 8月の現状 tour.
• August 31, 1998 @Shinjuku Liquid Room. Event titled "Master Blasta '98". Performed alongside Tsukihito Mikatsu, Little Creatures.
• September 7, 1998 @Nagano Live House J. Part of 8月の現状 tour. Apparently power went out. Motegi believes Fishmans has inherent bad luck tied to the venue.
• September 8, 1998 @Kanazawa AZ Hall. Part of 8月の現状 tour.
• September 10, 1998 @Niigata Junk Box. Part of 8月の現状 tour.
• September 21, 1998 @Sapporo Bessie Hall.
• September 23, 1998 @Sendai Beeb Basement Theater. Part of 8月の現状 tour.

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  Fishmans performing at Akasaka Blitz on December 27, 1998

  October 1, 1998 @Nagoya Club Quattro. Part of 8月の現状 tour.
• October 2, 1998 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro. Part of 8月の現状 tour.
• October 4, 1998 @Fukuoka Drum Logos. Part of 8月の現状 tour.
• October 10, 1998 @Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall. Finale of 8月の現状 tour. Apparently lots of houseplants on stage. Performed A Piece of Future. After this concert, Fishmans' single ゆらめき in the Air would be released on December 2.
• December 17, 1998 @Nagoya Diamond Hall. Beginning of 男達の別れ tour. Performed Long Season as closer.
• December 19, 1998 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro. Part of 男達の別れ tour.
• December 20, 1998 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro. Part of 男達の別れ tour.
• December 22, 1998 @Fukuoka Drum Logos. Part of 男達の別れ tour.
• December 24, 1998 @Space Shower TV. Event titled "Ultra Countdown"(?). Sato and company enjoyed a cake together for Christmas Eve.
• December 27, 1998 @Akasaka Blitz. Part of 男達の別れ tour. Fan recording was later found and distributed as bootleg 98.12.27 男達の別れ.
• December 28, 1998 @Akasaka Blitz. Finale of 男達の別れ tour. Apparently Motegi thought this was easily one of their best concerts to date. Performed Long Season as closer. Concert later mixed and released on CD in 1999 as 98.12.28 男達の別れ, as well as in 2005 with DVD video 男達の別れ 98.12.28 @赤坂Blitz. Last concert before band leader Shinji Sato would pass away on March 15, 1999.

1999-2009

• March 20, 1999 @Heiansaiten Kasaikaikan. Concert performed at Shinji's funeral to commemorate his life and legacy. Several former members such as Ojima, Hakase, and ZAK participated for the first time in years.
• July 11, 1999 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro. Beginning of フィッシュマンズ的組合 tour. Participating members include Kin-Ichi Motegi, Kensuke Ojima, Yuzuru Kashiwabara, Hakase-Sun, Honzi, Michio "Darts" Sekiguchi, and Shinya Kogure.

  

  New years card from Neri

• July 13, 1999 @Nagoya Club Quattro. Part of フィッシュマンズ的組合 tour.
• July 15, 1999 @Shinjuku Liquid Room. Finale of フィッシュマンズ的組合 tour.
• November 2, 2000 @Shinjuku Liquid Room. Beginning of 映像キャンプ2000～記憶の増大～ tour/event.

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  April 20, 2001 @Nagoya Diamond Hall. Part of 映像キャンプ2000～記憶の増大～ tour/event.
• April 22, 2001 @Osaka Big Cat. Finale of 映像キャンプ2000～記憶の増大～ tour/event.
• August 20, 2005 @Tarukawa Dock Open-Air Special Stage. Event titled "Rising Sun Rock Festival 2005 in Ezo". Apparently it was raining. Following this concert, Fishmans' performance on March 2, 1996 would be released on DVD, alongside a maxi-single of 3 different live songs from different concerts, both on November 9.
• November 22, 2005 @Shibuya-AX. Beginning of The Long Season Revue tour.
• November 25, 2005 @Nagoya Diamond Hall. Part of The Long Season Revue tour.
• November 27, 2005 @Namba Hatch. Finale of The Long Season Revue tour. Film regarding tour later released on DVD as The Long Season Revue. After this concert, Fishmans' performance on December 28, 1998 would be released on DVD on December 28.
• July 30, 2006 @Naeba Ski Resort. Event titled "Fuji Rock Festival '06".
• December 14, 2007 @Nagoya Cafe Domina.
• August 28, 2009 @Yamanakako Kouryuu Plaza Kirara. Event titled "Sweet Love Shower 2009". Event sponsored by Space Shower TV. Performed alongside UA.

2010-2019

• October 13, 2010 @Yeouido Floating Stage. Fishmans+ performance. First known proper international concert.
• October 14, 2010 @Kuchu Camp.
• March 28, 2011 @Dommune Japan. Fishmans+ performance. Later distributed digitally as 2011.3.28 LIVE@DOMMUNE!!!!!!!!!!.
• May 3, 2011 @Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall. Event was later printed on DVD by kampsite as Live 2011/5.3 At Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall "A Piece Of Future".
• April 15, 2012 @Saitama Super Arena. Event titled "Earth x Heart 2012". Later broadcast on WOWOW TV as concert film Earth × Heart Live 2012 (video). Performed alongside Sakanaction. Later made into bootleg Earth × Heart Live 2012.

  

• August 11, 2012 @Tarukawa Dock Open-Air Special Stage. Event titled "Rising Sun Rock Festival 2012 in Ezo".
• September 30, 2012 @Shinkiba Studio Coast. Event titled "Tokyo Night Cruising". Performed with Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra and Kenji Ozawa.
• May 5, 2014 @Saitama Super Arena. Event titled "Viva La Rock 2014".
• August 16, 2014 @Tarukawa Dock Open-Air Special Stage. Event titled "Rising Sun Rock Festival 2014 in Ezo".
• April 25, 2015 @Eco Camp Michinoku. Event titled "Arabaki Rock Fest. 15".
• September 5, 2015 @Izumi-Ootsu Phoenix. Event titled "Otodama '15".
• July 14, 2016 @Zepp Tokyo. Beginning of Long Season 2016 tour. Later broadcasted by Space Shower TV as concert film Fishmans Tour "Long Season 2016" Special Part1~2. Later made into bootleg Long Season 2016 - 16.07.14 Zepp Tokyo.
• July 19, 2016 @Nagoya Diamond Hall. Part of Long Season 2016 tour.

  

• July 20, 2016 @Zepp Namba Osaka. Finale of Long Season 2016 tour.

• August 10, 2018 @Tarukawa Dock Open-Air Special Stage. Event titled "Rising Sun Rock Festival 2018 in Ezo".
• February 19, 2019 @Zepp Tokyo. Event titled "Fighting Spirit 2019". Performed alongside cero. Later broadcast digitally as streamed concert film 闘魂 2019 -Fishmans × cero-. Later made into bootleg 19.02.19 闘魂2019 @Zepp Tokyo. Fishmans portion later printed physically on Blu-ray alongside concert film 闘魂：フィッシュマンズ, which documents the band's practice sessions prior to this concert.
• September 7, 2019 @Izumi-Ootsu Phoenix. Event titled "OTODAMA'18-'19～Onsen Soul～". Recorded in full by Fishmans Movie crew.

2020-Present

• June 14, 2020 @Dommune Japan. Event titled "AR Live Invisibility". Alternate Reality concert. Sponsored by IAF & Dommune. Streamed globally as concert film Fishmans AR Live "Invisibility". Later made into bootleg 20.06.14 @Super Dommune ~ AR Live Invisibility.
• April 21, 2021 @Kichimu Event Space & Cafe. Event titled "Time Passes and the Future is Now". Livestreamed to Fishmans' official YouTube channel as concert film Time Passes and the Future is Now. Later made into bootleg 21.04.21 Live 'Time Passes and the Future is Now'.
• June 19, 2021 @Camp TV. Televised acoustic performance. Performed いかれたBaby only.
• January 7, 2022 @Kichimu Event Space & Cafe. Event titled "俺たちの決起集会" or "Our Rally". Livestreamed to Fishmans' official YouTube channel as concert film 俺たちの決起集会. Later made into bootleg 2022.1.7 俺たちの決起集会.
• March 1, 2022 @Ebisu Liquid Room. Start of two-day History of Fishmans tour/event. Performed songs from 1991-1994. Livestreamed on ePlus Japan as concert film “History of Fishmans” (Day.1) 1991-1994. Later made into bootleg 2022.3.1 History of Fishmans @Liquid Room~1991-1994.
• March 2, 2022 @Ebisu Liquid Room. Finale of two-day History of Fishmans tour/event. Performed songs from 1995-1998. Livestreamed on ePlus Japan as concert film “History of Fishmans” (Day.2) 1995-1998. Later made into bootleg 2022.3.2 History of Fishmans @Liquid Room~1995-1998.
• September 11, 2022 @Chichibu Muse Park. Event titled "Wind Parade '22". Performed alongside Quruli, Kaneko Ayano, Orisaka Yuta. Partially streamed over Internet as concert film Wind Parade '22 presented by FUJI&SUN×ぴあ×ライブナタリー. Later made into bootleg 22.09.11 Wind Parade '22.
• May 3, 2023 @Otodama 2023. Event titled "Otodama '23". Performed alongside UA, Hanaregumi, others.
• September 9, 2023 @Chichibu Muse Park. Event titled "Wind Parade '23". Performed alongside Cero, Hanaregumi and Gezan. Broadcasted in part on WOWOW TV as concert film Wind Parade '23 ◇ WOW!iSM. This was later made into bootleg 23.09.09~10 Wind Parade '23.
• October 24, 2023 @Zepp DiverCity. Beginning of Long Season 2023 tour. An audience recording was later made into bootleg 23.10.24 Long Season 2023.
• November 1, 2023 @Nagoya Diamond Hall. Part of Long Season 2023 tour. An audience recording was released as a bootleg under 23.11.01 Long Season 2023.
• November 2, 2023 @Namba Hatch. Finale of Long Season 2023 tour. Partially broadcasted on Space Shower TV as concert film Fishmans Tour "Long Season 2023". Later made into bootleg 23.11.02 Long Season 2023 ~ Space Shower TV. An audience recording was later made into bootleg 23.11.02 Long Season 2023 ~ Audience.
• May 5, 2024 @Izumi-Ootsu Phoenix. Event titled "Otodama'24 -onsen soul- twenty years".
• June 2, 2024 @Yoshida Park. Event titled "-ITADAKI- THE FINAL".
• July 16, 2024 @Kichimu Event Space & Cafe. Event titled "フィッシュマンズ TV". Livestreamed to Fishmans' official YouTube channel as concert film フィッシュマンズ TV. Later made into bootleg 24.07.16 フィッシュマンズ TV.
• February 18, 2025 @Tokyo Garden Theater. Event titled "Uchu Nippon Tokyo". Largest solo concert to date.
• May 17, 2025 @Fukuoka Uminonakamichi Seaside Park Outdoor Theater. Performance at the "Circle '25" festival. Event titled "Uchu Nippon Under the Sea".
• August 31, 2025 @Yamanakako Communication Plaza Kirara. Event titled "Sweet Love Shower 2025".
• October 11, 2025 @Legacy Taipei. Event titled "Uchu Taipei Fishmans".
• October 12, 2025 @Legacy Taipei. Event titled "Uchu Taipei Fishmans".