Spring 2020 was shaping up to be a busy period for Fukuoka rock quartet Yonawo (usually stylized as yonawo). Ahead of its first major-label mini album, “Lobster” the band had domestic shows and festival spots to look forward to, along with a trip to Texas for the South by Southwest Music Conference and Festival.
Then, a global pandemic wiped out those plans and threw future Japan dates into question, too.
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