ULTRA JAPAN 2015
DATE
SEPTEMBER 19
OPEN 9:00 am | START 11:00 am
END 21:00 (TBC)
SEPTEMBER 20
OPEN 9:00 am | START 11:00 am
END 21:00 (TBC)
SEPTEMBER 21
OPEN 9:00 am | START 11:00 am
END 21:00 (TBC)
VENUE
Tokyo Odaiba ULTRA JAPAN special event space
ORG
ULTRA JAPAN 2015 Executive Committee
The world-class music festival that forever changed the course of the Japanese music scene and features many of the world's top DJs is coming to Odaiba! The dates for ULTRA JAPAN 2015 have been decided!
The three-day event will be held on September 19th, 20th, and 21st!
After blowing away Japanese dance music fans in 2014, Ultra Japan is on its way back to Odaiba in 2015.
Held on September 27th and 28th, 2014, ULTRA JAPAN entertained over 42,000 fans in Japan's first-ever large-scale urban dance music festival and was quickly picked up for a second event in 2015. With professionals in music, fashion, and other prominent industries in attendance, the first event was lauded for having "the biggest impact on the music scene in 2014" and made its mark as an incredibly exclusive event by selling out mere seconds after the start of general ticket sales. The 2014 lineup featured Afrojack, Alesso, Martin Garrix, Kaskade, Axwell Λ Ingrosso, Fedde Le Grand, Steve Angello, W&W, and the world's No. 1 DJ two years running: Hardwell. All of these artists have also graced the main stage at the original ULTRA MUSIC FESTIVAL in Miami and only serve to heighten expectations for the lineup to come in 2015. With three days (19th, 20th, and 21st) instead of two, the scale of the festival is going to increase exponentially, with a staggering 90,000 attendees expected.
ULTRA is a music festival held annually in March in the United States city of Miami. Started in 1998 and ushering in its 15th year, the 2013 ULTRA was literally a MONSTER party, mobilizing upwards of 300,000 people over six days. Featuring an extraordinary number of DJs, the festival also attracts intense interest from some of the world's finest, and their repeated willingness to adjust their schedules to perform there serves as a testament to the festival's importance to the scene. So far, the festival has been held in the six countries of Spain, Brazil, Chile, Argentina, Croatia, and South Korea, with each luring a seemingly endless number of travelers willing to travel the world just to be a part of this incredible event. Tickets for the festival are widely considered to be hard-to-get, ultra-premium prizes, and last year in Miami, the event's unparalleled popularity led to a sell out of all advance tickets in mere seconds. At long last, ULTRA is poised to finally make its presence felt on Japanese soil.
