GO! JACKY! GO! ((2026 Remastered)) [Live at Ikebukuro Live Garage Adm, 2026] Front Cover

GO! JACKY! GO! ((2026 Remastered)) [Live at Ikebukuro Live Garage Adm, 2026]

CANTOY

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Release Date: 2026/09/10

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"GO! JACKY! GO!" is a high-energy fight song inspired by vocalist miri-POW's love of professional wrestling and dedicated to professional wrestler JACKY KAMEI.

His unpredictable footwork, incredible speed, unique fighting style, and determination to keep moving forward are captured in CANTOY's loud, fast, and colorful sound.

With a message about breaking through limits, overcoming walls, and fighting for the future, the song is not only a cheer for JACKY KAMEI, but also an anthem for anyone who refuses to stop chasing their dreams.

Driven by slap bass, heavy riffs, and explosive chants of "GO! JACKY! GO!" and "POW!", this is CANTOY's love of professional wrestling turned into a full-power fight song.

Artist Profile

  • CANTOY

    Members miri-pow(Vo.) Catherine(Gt.) Kenbo(Ba.) The most wasteful party band now. CANTOY I want to make people laugh. I want to make people happy." Formed the band "CANDY TOYBOX" in 2004. They started their activities with a POP ROCK sound directly related to JUDY AND MARY. In 2009, they changed their name to CANTOY and at the same time, changed their direction to a harder and heavier sound, fusing digital sounds that make full use of synths and samplers. In addition to holding regular independent projects Performed at UNIONWAY, one of the largest music festivals in Kobe, and was the main act at Tekkoshocon, one of the largest Japanese cultural events in the U.S., held in Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, USA. Recorded the largest attendance ever. With the departure of the rhythm section in 2017, CANTOY has formed a new lineup, and is now moving forward to further expand the scope of their activities!

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