On February 19th, the GRAMMY Museum unveiled their Yoshiki exhibit which puts the influential rock icon’s signature crystal piano, flamboyant wardrobes, and other items on display. The exhibition explores Yoshiki’s fascinating career and follows the museum’s unique collection on Ringo Starr. Yoshiki is the first Asian artist to be honored with an exhibition – which was hosted by comic book legend Stan Lee and head of music at William Morris Endeavor, Marc Geiger. It not only featured an exclusive performance on The GRAMMY Museum’s Target Terrace, but also included Yoshiki’s world tour announcement in support of his acclaimed new album The first leg of this highly anticipated and long awaited tour will kick off in the United States and includes...
- April 25th Costa Mesa, CA Segerstrom Center for the Arts
- April 28th San Francisco, CA Davies Hall
- May 3rd Mexico City, Mexico Auditorium Blackberry
- May 10th Toronto, Canada Queen Elizabeth Theatre
- May 21st Moscow, Russia Crocus City Hall
- May 23rd Berlin, Germany Tempodrom
- May 26th Paris, France Trianon
- May 28th London, England Royal Festival Hall
- June 6th Beijing, China Beijing Exhibition Center
- June 8th Shanghai, China Oriental Arts
Yoshiki Classical debuted at #1 on the iTunes Classical Music chart in 10 countries around the world
(along with 4 Top 10 debuts), and has been spotlighted by Billboard Magazine, MTV, Reuters, and AOL, to name a few.
...true labor of love from a talented artist who’s made an impressive mark within the classical and rock genres. (Pianist Magazine on Yoshiki Classical)
Forever Love:
Source: Yaz Noya via email
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