FETCH with KAVARI [PRIDE EDITION] at R Lounge Shibuya 6F 2026.06.06 (SAT) DOOR: ¥3,000 ADV (Resident Advisor): ¥2,500 20歳以上入店可能 / 20+ 入場時IDチェックあり（要身分証明書） / ID REQUIRED + Special Guest: KAVARI (UK / XL Recordings)｜@kavarikavarikavari DJ: Akii｜@akiiikeda ato夢｜@30.atom.29 Can｜@i_can_love_my_self_and_every_1 DIV★｜@sexrifice EVE｜@eve_violet VÏVÏ｜@_vivi.wav intoxxy｜@intoxxy MUNÉO｜@6uneo GOGO QUEENS: KAGUYA｜@kaguya_is_fine OKINI｜@0kini VJ: j｜@yajthegraphic Photograph: CHAOZ｜@chao___z Flyer by @replica.psd + FETCH, a hardcore queer party led by Tokyo based underground DJs intoxxy and MUNÉO, is set to take place on Saturday, June 6, 2026, at R Lounge in Shibuya, Tokyo, as a special edition celebrating Japan’s LGBTQ Pride Month. The event will feature Scotland based artist and DJ KAVARI as the headline guest, marking their debut performance in Japan. Known for an experimental and boundary crossing sound, KAVARI, born in Liverpool and currently based in Glasgow, has garnered international recognition through releases on XL Recordings and beyond, navigating both underground and mainstream contexts. In recent years, they have also received notable praise from Aphex Twin, solidifying their position within the contemporary electronic music landscape. The local lineup includes EVE, DIV★, Akii, VÏVÏ, ato夢, and Can, each bringing distinct approaches that move fluidly across genres and formats, shaping a dynamic and multilayered dance floor throughout the night. GOGO performers KAGUYA and OKINI will further amplify the night’s physical energy, while VJ j, an integral part of FETCH’s visual identity, will deliver an immersive audiovisual environment where sound, body, and image converge. Taking place during Tokyo’s Pride Month, this edition of FETCH offers a space that resists fixed boundaries, where diverse expressions intersect through music and movement. + ALL GENDERS WELCOME / CREATING SAFE SPACE FOR EVERYONE FETCHでは人種差別、性差別、同性愛嫌悪、トランスフォビア、およびその他の暴力的または差別的な発言は禁止されています。問題が発生した場合は、速やかに会場のスタッフ、主催者、または出演者に連絡してください。 FETCH prohibits racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, and any other violent or discriminatory remarks. If any issues arise, please contact the venue staff, organisers or performers promptly.