Love Supreme Jazz Festival Japan to debut in May

Love Supreme Japan will take place near Tokyo in early summer, with restrictions necessitating an all-Japanese line-up in its first year

News By IQ | 9 March 2021

Soil & "Pimp" Sessions headline day two of Love Supreme Jazz Festival Japan © JVCKenwood Victor Entertainment Corp.

The UK’s Love Supreme Jazz Festival, the largest greenfield jazz, funk and soul festival in Europe, will hold its debut Japanese edition this May.

Launched in partnership with Vivendi stablemate Universal Music Japan (Love Supreme is co-promoted by Vivendi-owned U-Live), Love Supreme Jazz Festival Japan will take place in the 375-hectare Chichibu Muse Park, just outside Tokyo, on 15 and 16 May 2021. As a result of ongoing coronavirus restrictions, the debut festival will feature only Japanese artists, although…

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