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KOHSHI (Vo), KEIGO (Vo), TAKE (Gt), GOT'S (Ba), IWASAKI (Dr) A mixed-genre rock band. With the strength of their catchy melodies and wide range of musicality woven by their two vocalists, FLOW is especially well known for their work with anime, including the opening theme "GO!!!” of “Naruto,” "COLORS" of "Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion," and many more. Since 2006, FLOW has been actively sharing their music around the world, having performed 145 live shows in 30 countries so far. FLOW’s song “Sign,” which is an opening theme for “Naruto Shippuden” currently has over 162 million streams on Spotify, with their full discography totaling at 960 million streams worldwide! In 2026, FLOW held their first-ever live performance on the African continent in Côte d’Ivoire, achieving the historic milestone of becoming the first Japanese band to conquer all five continents through live performances.
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Prochaine collection, Hiver 2026 : Rare
À 2M abonnés, elle passera Super Rare dans les collections suivantes.
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KOHSHI (Vo), KEIGO (Vo), TAKE (Gt), GOT'S (Ba), IWASAKI (Dr) A mixed-genre rock band. With the strength of their catchy melodies and wide range of musicality woven by their two vocalists, FLOW is especially well known for their work with anime, including the opening theme "GO!!!” of “Naruto,” "COLORS" of "Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion," and many more. Since 2006, FLOW has been actively sharing their music around the world, having performed 145 live shows in 30 countries so far. FLOW’s song “Sign,” which is an opening theme for “Naruto Shippuden” currently has over 162 million streams on Spotify, with their full discography totaling at 960 million streams worldwide! In 2026, FLOW held their first-ever live performance on the African continent in Côte d’Ivoire, achieving the historic milestone of becoming the first Japanese band to conquer all five continents through live performances.