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| − | + | '''Yuuki Masahiko''' (結城雅彦), better known by his stage name '''YUKI''', is a [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] guitarist who debuted in 1999 as a member of a J-rock band [[Λucifer]]. | |
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==Profile== | ==Profile== | ||
| − | *'''Name:''' Masahiko | + | *'''Name:''' Yuuki Masahiko (結城雅彦) |
*'''Birthday:''' {{bda|1975|06|20|mf=yes}} | *'''Birthday:''' {{bda|1975|06|20|mf=yes}} | ||
| − | *'''Birthplace:''' [[Osaka]] | + | *'''Birthplace:''' [[Osaka]], Japan |
*'''Blood Type:''' B | *'''Blood Type:''' B | ||
==Information== | ==Information== | ||
| − | Masahiko | + | Yuuki Masahiko started his career in 1995 as session guitarist for some artist. In 1999, Yuuki joined J-Rock band [[Λucifer]], the real-life counterpart of a band with the same name in an anime called [[Kaikan Phrase]], and adopted the stage name YUKI, which he still use until today. The band stayed together more than 3 years, until they decided to split in early 2003. |
| − | After the dissolution Λucifer, | + | After the dissolution Λucifer, Yuuki formed [[DUSTAR-3]] with two former members of [[Sex Machineguns]], [[Noisy]] and [[Himawari]] in 2004. The band is still active despite Yuuki's tight schedule between 4 bands he's currently in, including [[Acid Black Cherry]], where he is a support member from 2007 until now. |
| − | In November 2009, Λucifer announced that they were reuniting, with a tour scheduled to take place in late August until September 2010. Amidst the reunion with his old bandmates, | + | In November 2009, Λucifer announced that they were reuniting, with a tour scheduled to take place in late August until September 2010. Amidst the reunion with his old bandmates, Yuuki joined [[Rayflower]], a band started by [[SOPHIA]] keyboardist, [[Miyako Keiichi]]. So far, the band have released two singles and an album. |
According to the Japanese version of Wikipedia, Λucifer will stop their activities after their show in Thailand in 25th September 2010, imitating the way they stopped their career 7 years ago. | According to the Japanese version of Wikipedia, Λucifer will stop their activities after their show in Thailand in 25th September 2010, imitating the way they stopped their career 7 years ago. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:17, 14 August 2013
Yuuki Masahiko (結城雅彦), better known by his stage name YUKI, is a Japanese rock guitarist who debuted in 1999 as a member of a J-rock band Λucifer.
Profile
- Name: Yuuki Masahiko (結城雅彦)
- Birthday: June 20, 1975
- Birthplace: Osaka, Japan
- Blood Type: B
Information
Yuuki Masahiko started his career in 1995 as session guitarist for some artist. In 1999, Yuuki joined J-Rock band Λucifer, the real-life counterpart of a band with the same name in an anime called Kaikan Phrase, and adopted the stage name YUKI, which he still use until today. The band stayed together more than 3 years, until they decided to split in early 2003.
After the dissolution Λucifer, Yuuki formed DUSTAR-3 with two former members of Sex Machineguns, Noisy and Himawari in 2004. The band is still active despite Yuuki's tight schedule between 4 bands he's currently in, including Acid Black Cherry, where he is a support member from 2007 until now.
In November 2009, Λucifer announced that they were reuniting, with a tour scheduled to take place in late August until September 2010. Amidst the reunion with his old bandmates, Yuuki joined Rayflower, a band started by SOPHIA keyboardist, Miyako Keiichi. So far, the band have released two singles and an album.
According to the Japanese version of Wikipedia, Λucifer will stop their activities after their show in Thailand in 25th September 2010, imitating the way they stopped their career 7 years ago.
