PK shampoo captivated fans with intense energy at the final one-man performance of their fulfilling nationwide "Login to PK shampoo" tour!

PK shampoo tour 2025 -Login to PK shampoo-" August 31 at Zepp Shinjuku (TOKYO)

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PK shampoo held a nationwide tour "PK shampoo tour 2025 ~Login to PK shampoo~" with their 1st full major album "PK shampoo.log" released on June 18. The final solo live performance of the tour was held at Zepp Shinjuku (TOKYO) in Tokyo on Sunday, August 31.

The tour has been a two-man show with guests at venues other than Tokyo. The only one-man show was held in Tokyo on the last day of the tour. As the audience filled the floor, eagerly awaiting the start of the show, the background music of "Bolero" played at a high pitch to lift their spirits, the lights went down at the end of the song, and the members appeared on stage to the sound effects and cheers.

The OP number started with the drum count, "Old World Travel", the first song from the latest album "PK shampoo.log", which clearly expressed the enriched and up-to-date PK shampoo sound. The band's performance, which had become stronger after the tour, and Yamato Punks' (Vo&Gt) heartbreaking shouts got fists raised passionately from the floor. Next, "Tenshi ni Narenai Might Become an Angel," which is becoming their new signature song, increased the heat level on the floor, and the venue was intensely excited from the beginning of the live. During the song, a mouthful including Yamato's introduction of the members led to a chorus of  "Tenshi ni Narenai Might Be TenshiÂ".

The first half of the live consisted of songs from their latest album, starting with "Kimi ga Kibo Eien" (Eternity You Desire), which was greeted with loud cheers when it was introduced, and "Till Death Do Us Part," which was included in their first major label EP "Redefinition E.P." released the year before last and has become a standard live song. Kazuki (Dr.) played dynamic, precise, and exciting drums; Kentaro Nishioka (Ba) gave an aggressive performance with a heavy bass sound; and Kaito Fukushima (Gt) played cool and technical guitar that pierced the hearts of the audience. And Yamato's vocals and strong presence with overwhelming centripetal force. While the band's strong ensemble mesmerized the audience, the four members' personalities and performances shone brightly on stage, showing the results of the tour.

MC said, "About 13 days already? I haven't had a drink. I've never done this in my life," Yamato said, revealing that he has abstained from alcohol. He then added, "Staff! Bring me a beer! and opened a can of beer on stage! The audience chanted, "I could be an angel! He was smiling as if nothing had happened to him. He then talked about his memories of Shinjuku, the venue of the day, and introduced the song "S-ku Religious Music Public Opinion" by saying, "Don't forget how you felt back then. He continued with "All the Things I Remember in Summer," saying, "Let's make this summer a summer we won't forget for years to come." The emotional song made the hearts of the audience burn, and the breathless performance and roaring sound of "Wings, too, please" made the hearts of the listeners tremble.

The heart-stirring development and rich expressive power of "Tokyo Gaikando Shinju Attempt Tan" that followed the heart-wrenching "Tokyo Gaikando Shinju Mittan," in which Yamato's heart-wrenching high tone and performance with a lot of feeling tightened my chest, showed their high live skill and also proved the richness of PK shampoo's music in recent years. At the same time, their recent PK shampoo songs also proved to be well-developed. Can you sing? I don't remember the lyrics very well," they began, and when the chorus of "3D/Biela" brought a sense of unity, the audience responded, "This is a big deal. I always make mistakes in this song," Yamato laughed to hide his embarrassment and happiness.

During the MC, he announced the third artist to perform at "PSYCHIC FES 2025," a circuit festival he presided over that will be held on Saturday, November 15 at Zepp Shinjuku (TOKYO) and other live houses in the Kabukicho area. Can I play an old song?" he began with a guitar intro that was met with cheers. The guitar intro was followed by cheers from the audience. -The song "Hoshi" was chosen as the official promotional song for the stage play "Chi. The intense and beautiful band ensemble that made the audience imagine a magnificent starry sky and the gentle and powerful voice of the singer enveloped the audience, and the song "Miracle" was followed by a passionate singalong as Yamato strummed his guitar, "Let's make a miracle happen.

Last spurt! Yamato shouted, "Last part! Yamato jumped into the floor as "Night Time Passage" and "Tennoji Attenuation Curve" continued to pound the floor with their intense live songs. To the end of the galaxy! The last song of the main event was "SSME," a popular song included in the latest album. The chorus of the chorus connected the hearts of the audience, and the floor was filled with such strong energy that the audience flew away to the end of the galaxy, bringing the show to a climax.

The four members appeared on stage again to the excitement of the audience, who had not yet cooled down. Yamato thanked everyone who had been involved in the band and said, "There is a song on our latest album that we have never played before. The band is still going on," he said as he started to play his acoustic guitar to start the song "Hitori Banda ga Kakeru Kara" (Until One Band is Formed), which is the last song on the latest album. Yamato's voice was filled with emotion in each note of the song, and his sentimental voice soaked into the audience's hearts as the band's performance overlapped with Yamato's own.

Then came the last encore. The last song of the encore was "Kessho," which started without a pause after the greeting, "It was PK shampoo, thank you very much. Yamato's elongated singing voice led into a roaring short tune that burned through the remaining "life" of the band to finish the show with a complete combustion! The ending was too cool to be true. But the ending was too cool to be true, and the four members appeared again in front of the audience, who seemed to have had enough. The double encore started with the second song of the day, "Tenshi ni naru naru naru nanai ni (I might become an angel)" with a wry smile on their faces. The atmosphere of the show was different from that of the main show, but the excitement of the audience exceeded the boiling point, and the tour, which had been very fulfilling, came to an end.

Text: Jun Fuji
Photo by Kai