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GO-BANG’S サンキューパンキュー
Go-Bang's
2015-03-02
- GO-BANG'S 2016/11/18 "ROXY PARTY Vol.5" 予告編2016-10-26
- 「あいにきて I・NEED・YOU! 」@新宿LOFT 2016.9.11「POP or DIE」2016-09-13
- GO-BANG'S 2016/10/30 "フェアリリックス Autumn" 予告編2016-09-13
- GO-BANG'S Live Vol.4「サマンサ 2016」2016-09-10
- GO-BANG'S Live 2016 Vol.3「サンキューパンキュー」2016-09-09
- GO-BANG'S Live Vol.2「素晴らしきデラックス 2016」2016-09-06
- GO-BANG'S Live Vol.1 〜夏のゴーバンズダイジェスト2016〜2016-09-01
- GO-BANG'S✖️ロリータ18号 [POP or DIE]2016-08-19
- GO-BANG'S Live at SuperDeluxe 2016.4.102016-05-26
- GO-BANG'S Live at Shibuya WWW 2015.5.292015-10-12
- 妖精RADIO-vol.3 ”Fairy Rock登場2”2015-08-16
- 妖精RADIO-2 ”Fairy Rock登場1”2015-07-23
Izumi Tachibana Pink Sapphire Fumina Hisamatsu Echoes Katsumi TOM★CAT Sayaka Ito Sonoko Kawai To Be Continued Yutaka Mizutani
| Years active | 1983-1994, 2013- |
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| The Go-Bang's were a three-piece Japanese all-female band active in the late 1980s and early 1990s. They broke up in 1994, and since then, Kaori Moriwaka (singer/songwriter) has become a solo singer/songwriter/producer/actress, while Mitsuko Saito (drums) and Misa Tanishima have dropped beneath the radar, though apparently Saito has been seen drumming for a few other bands, fashion-modeling and played a drummer as an extra in the music video of J-pop singer Namie Amuro's Please Smile Again. – Wikipedia | |
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- Single/EPBYE-BYE-BYE2018-07-18
- Single/EPあいにきて I・NEED・YOU!2018-07-18
- Single/EPかっこイイ ダーリン2018-07-18
- Single/EPざまぁカンカン娘2018-07-18
- Single/EPスペシャル・ボーイフレンド2018-07-18
- Single/EPロックンロール・サンタクロース2018-07-18
- Single/EP無敵のビーナス2018-07-18
- AlbumGO-BANG'S OTHER SPECIAL REMASTERED TRACKS2018-07-18
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Monthly Jpop Spotify Followers Ranking (1980s Artist)
- 1
Southern All Stars +35,692(1,985,181) - 2
Mariya Takeuchi +23,985(867,690) - 3
Ryuichi Sakamoto +13,704(1,013,056) - 4
Miki Matsubara +10,902(520,323) - 5
Keisuke Kuwata +10,408(799,114) - 6
Masayoshi Takanaka +10,061(410,363) - 7
Anri +7,818(431,174) - 8
Casiopea +7,025(304,038) - 9
Yutaka Ozaki +6,679(599,941) - 10
Yumi Matsutoya +6,190(1,142,122)
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