Explore titles
REIRIE: Amethyst (JAM at Kabukicho Tower Stage) poster

REIRIE: Amethyst (JAM at Kabukicho Tower Stage)

Film2026

No community ratings yet on FilmStash · 0 membersOne score per member · Verified member ratings

The 2-member unit REIRIE consisting of Rei Kuromiya and Rie Kaneko makes its long-awaited major debut. This work released from the MoooD Records label within Bandai Namco Music Live is an ambitious work that draws out their expressive power and presence to the utmost limit and develops diverse sounds such as pop, electro, and ballads based on rock including the advance singles "BaD=DoLL" and "Aishiteyo" with edgy production by Yuki Tsujimura and MEGMETAL. The limited REI edition comes with a Blu-ray that contains the free live "JAM" held on September 12 at Kabukicho Tower Stage.Read moreLess

The 2-member unit REIRIE consisting of Rei Kuromiya and Rie Kaneko makes its long-awaited major debut. This work released from the MoooD Records label within Bandai Namco Music Live is an ambitious work that draws out their expressive power and presence to the utmost limit and develops diverse sounds such as pop, electro, and ballads based on rock including the advance singles "BaD=DoLL" and "Aishiteyo" with edgy production by Yuki Tsujimura and MEGMETAL. The limited REI edition comes with a Blu-ray that contains the free live "JAM" held on September 12 at Kabukicho Tower Stage.

The story

The 2-member unit REIRIE consisting of Rei Kuromiya and Rie Kaneko makes its long-awaited major debut. This work released from the MoooD Records label within Bandai Namco Music Live is an ambitious work that draws out their expressive power and presence to the utmost limit and develops diverse sounds such as pop, electro, and ballads based on rock including the advance singles "BaD=DoLL" and "Aishiteyo" with edgy production by Yuki Tsujimura and MEGMETAL. The limited REI edition comes with a Blu-ray that contains the free live "JAM" held on September 12 at Kabukicho Tower Stage.

Loading community activity…

Community reviews

Write your review →

Cast & crew