The Omedetaz announce the release of their new album “COLLECT10N” to commemorate their 10th anniversary

It has been announced that The Omedetaz will release their new album “COLLECT10N” on Wednesday, November 6th.

The Omedetaz was formed 10 years ago on November 8, 2014, when the band wrote a birthday song to celebrate the birthday of a friend from their university days. Over the past 10 years, they have continued to celebrate various anniversaries and holidays.

This time, they will be celebrating the anniversary of their formation on November 8th. The full album, titled “COLLECT10N”, will include 16 songs in total, including the seven previously released songs “michi”, “Summer Wave”, “Meat☆Yakiniku☆Niku☆Kuu”, “Nontenki”, “TODAY IS THA DAY”, “Chabashira”, and “Takarabune feat. Friends”, as well as nine new songs, including songs themed around the anniversary of their formation on November 8th, songs featuring other artists, and solo songs by the members.

The standard edition will be released in a paper jacket style, following the style of their previous works. In addition, a special red-themed artist visual was also released to coincide with the release.

In addition, it has been decided that a one-man live concert to commemorate the release of the new album will be held at Shibuya WWW in Tokyo on Saturday, December 7th. Titled “New Album “COLLECT10N” RELEASE ONE-MAN LIVE “Juu”,” it will be The Omedetaz’s largest one-man concert to date, and official advance ticket sales have started today.

The Omedetaz are celebrating their 10th anniversary. We look forward to hearing more updates.

[Release Information]

The Omedetas “COLLECT10N”
Release Date：2024.11.06 (Wed.)

*16 songs in total
*Regular edition only

[Event Information]

“The Omedetaz New Album “COLLECT10N” RELEASE ONE-MAN LIVE “Juu””
Date and time: Saturday, December 7, 2024 OPEN 17:00 / START 18:00
Venue: Shibuya WWW, Tokyo
Price: ADV. ￥4,500 (1D fee not included)

■Ticket details (Lawson)

Contact: thaomedetaz.info@gmail.com

■The Omedetas Official Site