Cup of Joe to be part of lineup for Shibuya Sound Scramble
- May 20, 2026
The “Multo” and “Sandali” hitmakers are set to perform for the SONG BRIDGE Stage, Shibuya Sound Scramble 2026, in Tokyo this June.
Cup of Joe announced on their social media pages that they will be performing on the Tokyo stage for Shibuya Sound Scramble next month.
The Filipino rock band will perform in the Duo Music Exchange as part of the SONG BRIDGE Stage for MUSIC AWARDS JAPAN WEEK. They are set to perform on June 6, 2026.
Cup of Joe will be joined by other Asian artists Natsuko Nisshoku and Billyrrom from Japan and Hindia from Indonesia.
Prior to the band’s international stage, Cup of Joe will hold their stadium concert “SANDALI: The Cup of Joe Fest” in the Philippine Sports Stadium, Bulacan, this Saturday, May 23, 2026.
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