Southern All Stars

Southern All Stars (サザンオールスターズ) is a Japanese rock group.

Band members

The Southern All Stars consists of five members. In addition, Omori Takashi played the guitar until August 2001, when he left the band.

History

When Kuwata Keisuke was a student at Aoyama Gakuin University, he was in a band called "Better Days." There, he met Hara Yuko and Sekiguchi Kazuyuki. This is the start of the Southern All Stars. Southern All Stars released "勝手にシンドバッド(Katte ni Shinndobaddo)" as their debut single on June 25, 1978. With stylish lyrics and characteristic vocals, the name "Southern All Stars" spread throughout Japan. Because of their unique performance, they were criticized as a comic band at first. However, since the third single "いとしのエリー(Itoshi no Eri)" became a big success in 1979, Southern All Stars became a rock band that represents Japan. Their 44th single "TSUNAMI" was sold 3 million CDs and won the 42nd Japan Record Grand Prize in 2000. In 2003, the band celebrated their 25th anniversary. Southern All Stars' fanbase consists of a range of ages, and both genders.

Characteristics of Southern All Stars

The band's songs cover many genres: love songs, ballads, social songs, and hilarious songs.

Latest News

Southern All Stars' new single 君こそスターだ/夢に消えたジュリア was released on 21st July 2004.

 

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