HOTCUE
HOTCUE is an electronic music event at WOMB in Shibuya featuring Afro House and Indie House sounds, headlined by Paris-born DJ and producer Ochok.
- Date
- Jul 30-31, 2026
JP
HOTCUE
- Date
- Jul 30-31, 2026
- Location
- Shibuya Ward, Tokyo Prefecture
Event summary
Highlights
- Performance by Paris-born DJ and producer Ochok
- Showcase of Afro House and Indie House music
- Support from Japanese electronic talents QWERTY, TAIYONA, and NICO
- Held at the well-known WOMB venue in Shibuya
HOTCUE is a late-night music event held at the WOMB nightclub in Shibuya, Tokyo. The performance focuses on Afro House and Indie House genres, bringing energetic global dance rhythms to the Japanese electronic scene. The event is headlined by Ochok, a Paris-born and Los Angeles-based DJ and producer recognized for his international tracks and residencies in the United States.
The lineup also features rising Japanese artists QWERTY, TAIYONA, and NICO, who each contribute unique styles to the evening. The event is restricted to guests aged 20 and over and follows an overnight schedule, starting late in the evening and concluding in the early morning hours.
The lineup also features rising Japanese artists QWERTY, TAIYONA, and NICO, who each contribute unique styles to the evening. The event is restricted to guests aged 20 and over and follows an overnight schedule, starting late in the evening and concluding in the early morning hours.
Practical details
- Area for browsing nearby events
- Shibuya Ward, Tokyo Prefecture
Before attending
Check the sources below for current opening times, admission prices and registration requirements. A date range does not mean the event runs continuously or that admission is free.
Sources and further information
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- WOMB (Shibuya|Clubs) Events - LIVE JAPAN livejapan.com
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