go!go!vanillas has released live video footage of their song "Fallin'" recorded at Osaka Metropolitan Rock Festival 2026, giving fans a look at their energetic performance under the open sky.

The footage captures the band—consisting of vocalist and guitarist Tatsuya Maki, guitarist Shintaro Yanagisawa, bassist Pretty Keisuke Hasegawa, and drummer Jet Seiya—performing at the May event held at Osaka's Umi no Fureai Hiroba. For this particular show, the group expanded to their "Vanillas 7" formation by adding support members Atsushi Inoue on keys (showmore), Jōzō Yamada on trumpet, and Yasuki Sogabe on saxophone, delivering a fuller sound than their typical four-piece setup.

"Fallin'" is among the band's recent material, with the music video dropping in mid-May ahead of the festival appearance. The track explores themes of incomplete love, adding emotional depth to their live rendition.

The release comes as go!go!vanillas continues an active period following their 2024 move to IRORI Records under Pony Canyon. Last year, the band released the EP "Scary Monsters EP," which included "Dandelion," the second opening theme for the anime Sakamoto Days. They've been supporting that release with a hall and arena tour running from October 2025 through April 2026.

The band has built a notable career since their 2013 debut, reaching a milestone in 2020 when they performed their first headline show at Tokyo's Budokan. Their 10th anniversary in 2023 was marked by the album "Dreams," cementing their place in Japan's rock landscape.

Fans interested in catching more of go!go!vanillas can find the full "Fallin'" live performance on their YouTube channel.