“Omaha”: Innocence Broken by Economic Injustice
Omaha reminds us of what it can feel like to look at old family photographs. You sit with the bittersweetness, allowing it to wash over you; not drowning in it, but certainly affected by it.
B&ZAI LIVE 2025 First Beat
The first celebration live "B&ZAI Live 2025 First Beat" celebrated in just 4 months from the group. The long-awaited video stage that captures their "starting" beat. B&ZAI, an all-rounder group of guitars, bass, drums, keyboards, violins, saxophone and trumpets and a variety of musical instruments. This group's first LIVE performance is not only for band performance, but also for acrobatics and roller skates, it also develops a unique stage where each member's personality and talents explode. Join the spectator with dynamic performances using the whole venue, such as performing while moving the flowerway, or summer medley at the Arena Arocco. From comical dance songs to the powerful band number arranged by the band of seniors, B&ZAI's "beat" has packed all of the skills that have been cultivated.
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The first celebration live "B&ZAI Live 2025 First Beat" celebrated in just 4 months from the group. The long-awaited video stage that captures their "starting" beat. B&ZAI, an all-rounder group of guitars, bass, drums, keyboards, violins, saxophone and trumpets and a variety of musical instruments. This group's first LIVE performance is not only for band performance, but also for acrobatics and roller skates, it also develops a unique stage where each member's personality and talents explode. Join the spectator with dynamic performances using the whole venue, such as performing while moving the flowerway, or summer medley at the Arena Arocco. From comical dance songs to the powerful band number arranged by the band of seniors, B&ZAI's "beat" has packed all of the skills that have been cultivated.
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