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King (Japão)
King formed in Tokyo in 1999 with Yutaka Furukawa on vocals and guitar, Nobuaki Takada on bass, and Tatsuya Miyagawa on drums. They built a following in the...
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King formed in Tokyo in 1999 with Yutaka Furukawa on vocals and guitar, Nobuaki Takada on bass, and Tatsuya Miyagawa on drums. They built a following in the underground scene before their music reached a wider audience.
The band responded by clarifying the song's intent, which was seen as a statement about hope rather than despair.
Their track "Stars (You Don't Have To Worry About Tomorrow)" became an international hit, appearing in commercials and television shows. King has released nine studio albums, and guitarist Shinnosuke Iwata later joined the lineup.
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