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UVERworld ~今、そしてこれから~ - Season 1

In 2022, UVERworld completed "THE LIVE," a nationwide tour of 19 concerts at 10 venues ranging from live houses to arena-sized venues. The December 21 performance at Yokohama Arena was positioned as "TAKUYA∞ Birthday Festival," a premium live event held annually on the birthday of vocalist TAKUYA∞, and a video of the performance will be released on March 29 under the title "UVERworld THE LIVE 2022.12.21 at Yokohama Arena. The video will be released on March 29. Space Shower TV will be closely following the backstage of the tour, including rehearsals. The tension-filled scenes of the band members on the day of the live and newly filmed interviews will unravel the present and future of UVERworld.

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In 2022, UVERworld completed "THE LIVE," a nationwide tour of 19 concerts at 10 venues ranging from live houses to arena-sized venues. The December 21 performance at Yokohama Arena was positioned as "TAKUYA∞ Birthday Festival," a premium live event held annually on the birthday of vocalist TAKUYA∞, and a video of the performance will be released on March 29 under the title "UVERworld THE LIVE 2022.12.21 at Yokohama Arena. The video will be released on March 29. Space Shower TV will be closely following the backstage of the tour, including rehearsals. The tension-filled scenes of the band members on the day of the live and newly filmed interviews will unravel the present and future of UVERworld.

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