The live event "Eureka! Returns" will be held on August 12 at Hirosaki's live house "Hirosaki Mag-Net" (Genji-cho, Hirosaki, TEL 0172-38-1236).

This is the second live event of “Eureka!” planned by Twitter account “Seechan” in December 2017 (Heisei 29), and 7 indie bands from inside and outside the prefecture will appear. “I asked to appear in this band in the band I like,” she says.

"Che-chan" is from Iwate prefecture and started living in Hirosaki to study, and is now a company employee. When he was a student, he went to Tokyo once a month just for live performances. “The first live I saw was Morning Musume when I was in the sixth grade of elementary school. I was so moved by the sound of the venue that I felt in my body and was crying for a long time,” he recalls.

"SEVENTEEN AGAiN" from Tokyo will be live in Hirosaki for the first time in a year and a half, and it will be part of Reco's national tour of the new album "Lookout" released on July 10. “See-chan” started interacting as a fan, and he also appeared at the event last time. "I was envious of a live event that seems to be fun every weekend in Tokyo, but there are also attractive bands and live houses in rural areas. I want to cherish what Hirosaki can do and the sight that can be seen from there. "And "Se-chan".

The design of the leaflet is handled by Twitter account "Tepo" who was a friend of "See-chan" and went to see the live since college. It is said that "Se-chan" is drawing his home and a rabbit. "Teppo had a dream of becoming an illustrator, but he has now returned home. He said he was happy to be able to draw illustrations for his favorite band," he said with a smile.

"The Hirosaki magnet, which was announced to be closed next year, was an important place for us, and it was a place where our dreams could come true and the opportunity to do something new. We had a hug with everyone who came. It's a fun live venue that makes you want to. You want to feel something through the music and the people gathering."

Doors open at 16:30 and start at 17:00. Pre-sale = 2,000 yen, same day = 2,500 yen (1,000 yen for high school students and younger).