Amuro Namie to release first collaboration album, announces new stadium tour
Amuro Namie to release first collaboration album
“Queen of Hip-Pop” Amuro Namie has just announced that she will be releasing her first ever collaboration album!
Although Amuro has been collaborating with artists such as AI, DJ ZEEBRA, m-flo, ravex and DOUBLE since 2003, the popular singer has yet to release her own compilation album with these tracks, which often don’t make it onto her own physical releases.
The still untitled collaboration best album will hit stores on March 23rd and will come in CD-DVD and CD-only versions, featuring nine of Amuro’s previous collaborations and four brand-new tunes for fans to look forward to. The DVD itself will contain six music videos.
Keep checking tokyohive for more on this upcoming release!
source: TOKYOHIVE
Amuro Namie announces new stadium tour
Hip-pop queen Amuro Namie has recently announced that she’ll hold a nationwide tour titled “namie amuro ARENA TOUR 2011,” for this summer and fall.
Last year Namie did a record breaking 80 tour stops on her “namie amuro PAST < FUTURE tour 2010.” This year the tour will kick off on May 21st and 22nd at the Makuhari Messe Event Hall before heading out to for a total of 36 performances in 15 different venues across Japan.
Namie has also recently announced her first collaboration album for March 23rd. 2011 is already shaping up to be quite an exciting year for all fans of the R&B vocalist’s work.
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namie amuro ARENA TOUR 2011:
May 21st - Chiba - Makuhari Messe Event Hall
May 22nd - Chiba - Makuhari Messe Event Hall
May 31st - Osaka - Osaka Castle Hall
June 1st - Osaka - Osaka Castle Hall
June 4th - Saitama - Saitama Super Arena
June 5th - Saitama - Saitama Super Arena
June 17th - Hokkaido - Makomanai Sekisuihaima Ice Arena
June 18th - Hokkaido - Makomanai Sekisuihaima Ice Arena
June 25th - Nagano - Nagano Big Hat
June 26th - Nagano - Nagano Big Hat
July 2nd - Hiroshima - Hiroshima Green Arena
July 3rd - Hiroshima - Hiroshima Green Arena
July 9th - Niigata - Toki Messe
July 10th - Niigata - Toki Messe
July 23rd - Okinawa - Okinawa Convention Center
July 24th - Okinawa - Okinawa Convention Center
July 30th - Shizuoka - Ecopa Arena
July 31st - Shizuoka - Ecopa Arena
August 6th - Kanagawa - Yokohama Arena
August 7th - Kanagawa - Yokohama Arena
August 13th - Tokyo - Yoyogi National Stadium
August 14th - Tokyo - Yoyogi National Stadium
August 20th - Fukuoka - Marine Messe Fukuoka
August 21st - Fukuoka - Marine Messe Fukuoka
August 25th - Aichi - Nihon Gaishi Hall
August 26th - Aichi - Nihon Gaishi Hall
August 31st - Osaka - Osaka Castle Hall
September 1st - Osaka - Osaka Castle Hall
September 10th - Hyogo - Kobe World Hall
September 11th - Hyogo - Kobe World Hall
September 22nd - Tokyo - Yoyogi National Stadium
September 23rd - Tokyo - Yoyogi National Stadium
October 1st - Miyagi - Sekisuihaimu Super Arena
October 2nd - Miyagi - Sekisuihaimu Super Arena
October 7th - Aichi - Nihon Gaishi Hall
October 8th - Aichi - Nihon Gaishi Hall
source: TOKYOHIVE