Shionogi Music Fair Brings Together Kudo Shizuka, Little Glee Monster, and Aぇ! group
Three major Japanese acts will collaborate on Fuji Television's Music Fair on June 20. Kudo Shizuka will perform duet medleys with both Little Glee Monster and Aぇ! group, alongside their individual performances.

Fuji Television's Shionogi Music Fair is bringing together veteran artist Kudo Shizuka, vocal group Little Glee Monster, and Johnny's Entertainment act Aぇ! group for a special June 20 broadcast.
The 30-minute show will air at 6 p.m. JST and feature each group performing solo tracks before joining Kudo for collaborative medleys. Kudo will perform "Rin" from her solo work, Little Glee Monster will take on "Ichirin," and Aぇ! group will deliver "Dekoboko Life." The real highlight comes during the medley segments: Kudo and Little Glee Monster will perform "Dōkoku" together, while Kudo teams up with Aぇ! group for "Arashi no Sugao."
The program will be hosted by Nakama Yukie and Karuabe Shinichi, an announcer with Fuji Television. Behind-the-scenes photos of all three acts have already circulated on the show's official X account, building anticipation for the rare collaboration.
This appearance continues Kudo's active schedule in the music industry. The legendary artist recently released her 39-year career-spanning album "Dynamic," which featured contributions from several notable musicians including members of Sukima Switch. Her presence on Music Fair—a long-running Japanese music program—underscores her continued relevance across generations of fans.
For Little Glee Monster and Aぇ! group, the performance represents another high-profile television appearance. Aぇ! group's momentum in 2026 has been particularly strong, with the group maintaining a visible presence across major Japanese broadcasts and publications.
The collaboration format of Shionogi Music Fair has made it a platform for memorable musical moments in Japan. This edition promises to be no exception, bringing together artists from different generations and career paths for fresh musical interpretations.
Fans can tune in June 20 at 6 p.m. on Fuji Television networks to catch the performance.
