



YOSHIKI's 1993 studio album "Eternal Melody" was digitally released for the first time in a remastered version, roughly 33 years after its original release. Produced by legendary Beatles producer George Martin and featuring the 74-member London Philharmonic Orchestra, the album presents X JAPAN classics like "ENDLESS RAIN," "Kurenai," "Week End," and "Say Anything" in full classical arrangements, alongside then-unreleased tracks "Amethyst" and "Tears." Recorded at London's AIR Lyndhurst Hall Studios, with Martin himself arranging "Endless Rain" and "Tears," the album marked the first full realization of YOSHIKI's classical-rock fusion and laid the groundwork for the "YOSHIKI CLASSICAL" concerts later staged at prestigious venues worldwide.
The digital release also includes two previously unreleased bonus tracks, live recordings of "Anniversary" and "Forever Love" from YOSHIKI's 2017 Carnegie Hall performance.

The recipients of the Japan-America Society's Kentaro Kaneko Award, given to individuals who have contributed to Japan-U.S. relations through grassroots activities over many years, have been decided. From Japan, Akiko Kuno (former Vice President of the Japan-America Society) will receive the award, and from the United States, Kozo Kimura will receive it. A special award will also be presented to YOSHIKI, in recognition of his approximately 34 years of musical exchange between Japan and the United States and his global charitable activities. The award ceremony will be held on Monday, October 5th at 3:00 p.m. at the International House of Japan in Minato-ku, Tokyo.

YOSHIKI Unites Josh Groban, Jonathan Davis of Korn, and Perry Farrell of Jane’s Addiction in a Genre-Defying Celebration of Music, Resilience, and Reinvention
Orchestral Reimagining of Korn’s "Freak on a Leash" Sparks International Media Attention

Following two sold-out nights at the prestigious Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, Yoshiki will appear live on YOSHIKI CHANNEL the very next day.
YOSHIKI will reflect on his first classical performances in the U.S. since his full return and share the passion he poured into the two-night engagement.
The interview will also explore behind-the-scenes stories from his collaborations with Perry Farrell (Jane’s Addiction), Jonathan Davis (Korn), and Josh Groban.

Both performances of YOSHIKI CLASSICAL 2026 IN LOS ANGELES at Walt Disney Concert Hall have sold out, marking a historic milestone for one of this summer's most extraordinary live music events.

YOSHIKI has announced that Perry Farrell, the visionary frontman of Jane's Addiction and founder of Lollapalooza, will appear as a special guest on July 16 ("Scarlet Night") during YOSHIKI CLASSICAL 2026 at Walt Disney Concert Hall, joining previously announced guests Jonathan Davis of Korn, who performs both evenings, and Josh Groban, who joins July 17's "Violet Night", for what is shaping up to be one of the year's most remarkable live music events.

YOSHIKI will make a special appearance on the 25th Anniversary Stage at Japan Expo Paris 2026, one of Europe's largest Japanese cultural events. Watch the exclusive livestream of the concert and interview.

Globally acclaimed vocalist Josh Groban will join YOSHIKI as a special guest on July 17 at Walt Disney Concert Hall. The news follows last week's announcement that Jonathan Davis, frontman of Korn, will appear both nights.
YOSHIKI CLASSICAL 2026 IN LOS ANGELES features two distinct performances - "Scarlet Night" (July 16) and "Violet Night" (July 17) - each with unique setlists inspired by YOSHIKI's extraordinary life journey, including his return following a career-threatening third neck surgery. These concerts mark YOSHIKI's first full U.S. performances since his recovery.

The Nu metal icon joins YOSHIKI on stage for a one-of-a-kind collaboration as part of the historic "YOSHIKI CLASSICAL 2026" concert event
Davis will join YOSHIKI to perform together both nights, July 16 ("Scarlet Night") and July 17 ("Violet Night").

MAISON YOSHIKI PARIS – the high fashion brand designed by YOSHIKI – fuses YOSHIKI's visions of fashion, design, and lifestyle with RTW glamorous and genderless designs.
The cutting-edge line debuted at Milano Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2024/2025. It is the latest move in the world of high fashion by the iconic musician, designer, and filmmaker.
YOSHIKI stated, "It's a feminine but also genderless collection, flamboyant with a rebellious touch, which has always been important to me. All the natural and eco-responsible materials are sourced from Italy and France."

YOSHIKIMONO started 10 years ago as a cutting-edge Japanese kimono fashion brand created by Japanese rock star and composer YOSHIKI, who was born the first son of kimono creators. Based on his strong desire to introduce Japanese kimono to the entire world, YOSHIKIMONO’s theme is the “fusion of tradition and innovation”.
YOSHIKIMONO’s latest collection was selected as the opening presentation of Rakuten Fashion Week Tokyo 2020. YOSHIKIMONO was chosen to be displayed at the prestigious V&A Museum in London during Europe’s first major kimono exhibition alongside works from other prominent fashion designers Alexander McQueen, Yves Saint Laurent, Jean-Paul Gaultier, and John Galliano.
