SONICMANIA 2025
Kick off the Summer Sonic weekend with SONICMANIA, the all-night rave featuring electronic and alternative acts. This year's lineup includes The Prodigy, Gesaffelstein, Floating Points (live), Denki Groove, Perfume, Tohji, 2HOLLIS, KIKUO, MFS and Minna-no-Kimochi.
SONICMANIA offers a unique opportunity to experience cutting-edge music in an electrifying atmosphere. With performances spanning various electronic sub-genres, attendees can dance the night away to pulsating beats and mesmerizing visuals.
Held at the expansive Makuhari Messe, the event provides ample space for multiple stages, immersive installations and chill-out zones. Whether you're a die-hard electronic music fan or simply looking for an unforgettable night out, SONICMANIA 2025 delivers an unparalleled experience.
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