FLCL's The Pillows to Perform at Anime Boston in March (Updated)
posted on 2008-02-14 15:24 EST
Anime Boston has announced that the Japanese bands The Pillows (FLCL) and Luv and Response will perform in a March 22 concert at the convention in Boston, Massachusetts. The Pillows band is best known outside Japan for performing the music that plays almost non-stop during Gainax's FLCL science-fiction comedy anime. The band also performed music for the series finale of BECK: Mongolian Chop Squad and the ending theme for Moonlight Mile.
Luv and Response will open for The Pillows. Fashion model D sings lead in the band with backup from four dancers (Life, Rofe, eLu and Any). Japanese hip-hop artist Shinnosuke of SOUL'D OUT (Yakitate!! Japan) will also participate in the performance.
Thank you to omnistry for the news tip.
Update: Shinnosuke is a producer of Luv and Response, but will not perform with the group. Thanks, LadyFae.
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