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Wizard World Chicago to Host Oreskaband in June
posted on 2008-05-30 13:31 EDT
Wizard World Chicago has announced that the all-female Oreskaband "entertainment ska rock" band will perform at the Illinois convention on June 27. They will also sign autographs and meet fans on the same day. After meeting up in middle school and playing as a band in high school, the six young women from Osaka performed the "Pinocchio" ending theme for Naruto and the "Tsumasaki" ending theme for Bleach. The band previously performed at the SXSW music festival in Austin, Texas, the Vans Warped Tour, and Anime Expo 2007, where ANN interviewed the six members.
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