Orange Spini Club engraves "Knife" in the sky of Shibuya - KITAYA PARK Free Live Report

On Wednesday, September 10, 2025, Orange Spini Club held a free live concert at KITAYA PARK (Shibuya Ward's Kitaya Park), located in the Jinnan area of Shibuya, Tokyo, to celebrate the release of their 4th Mini Album "Knife.
Despite being held on a weekday evening, the event attracted an audience of about 300 people, and the music of the Orange Spini Club was etched into the Shibuya night.

Yusuke Suzuki (Vo,Gt), Naoto Suzuki (Gt,Cho), Yukki (Ba,Cho), and Yurito (Dr,Cho) appeared on stage to applause and cheers. The light of dusk softly tinted the stage, and the audience's anticipation and murmurs instantly changed the atmosphere.

Opening the free live concert was "Nectar," a song about a bygone youth. The song's melancholy melody and exploding heat mixed together to tell a story in the Shibuya night.

During the following songs "Partner in Crime" and "She's Wrapping Her Hair," the audience spontaneously clapped their hands and joined in the chorus, turning the entire park into one stage. Yusuke called out with a smile, "Good evening, Shibuya people! Yusuke called out with a smile, expressing his gratitude for the opportunity to hold the free live concert. The free live concert was open to the public, and the audience was able to capture the moment in their hearts as they swayed with their phones in their hands.

In the middle of the show, Yusuke Suzuki's voice gently enveloped the audience in the song "Kinmokusei" and softly etched the song deep into the memory of each and every one of the audience members.

Suzuki Naoto's guitar solo in "Date" and "Everyday Rock 'n' Roll" from his former band, The Daughters, drew applause and cheers, even making passersby stop in their tracks. Yusuke Suzuki wiped his sweat and said, "Please take care of 'Knife! I want to make this album a weapon for you all," he called out.

The following song, "Busaiku," filled the park with an emotional atmosphere of acoustic tones and a warm band ensemble. The audience raised their fists and shouted in unison as "Bowie" exploded with the energy that is typical of the band, which portrays the impulses of youth in a straightforward manner.

The audience's enthusiastic cheering afterwards led to a hurried encore. I was going to play a quieter song for the last song, but we are a rock band after all," said Yusuke Suzuki, and the four began to play the punk tune "Suddenly on the Verge of Shock Death," a live standard. The sharp, piercing guitars and pounding drums echoed through the venue, releasing an energy that shook the entire park and brought the free live show to a close.

The hashtag # Orespa_Knife, summer clothes, and free live spread on social networking sites, with comments such as "the best present at the end of summer" and "it was so straight that I could cry," overlapping the song with the memories in their hearts.

The free live concert at KITAYA PARK (Shibuya Ward's Chatan Park) on the day of the release of their 4th Mini Album "Knife" must have been a symbolic moment for them to wish to be a "small weapon" in someone's life.

Photos by: Ruriko Inagaki