"My favorite show this year!", "What a fabulous show!", "So much fun!", "Best show around", "Loved it! so much fun front and center the whole time", "It was an absolutely fantastic show!! You guys rocked!", "You are a class act band on your own standing. Thank you for keeping The Cars music and legacy alive in such a refreshing, responsible, and respectful way.”

Eddie Japan is a Boston-based cinematic pop band renowned for their dramatic, soaring sound and electrifying live performances. Their music uniquely blends elements of new wave, glam rock, power pop, and indie pop, creating a distinctive and theatrical style that has captivated audiences across New England and beyond.

Formed in Boston, Eddie Japan combines '60s baroque pop influences with the unrestrained tendencies of '80s alternative guitar bands. This fusion results in a soaring, dramatic sound that distinguishes them from other acts in the indie scene. Their sound often draws comparisons to the likes of The Cars and Scott Walker, blending 1960s pop sensibilities with contemporary indie rock. The band's compositions frequently incorporate horns and strings, adding depth and drama to their tracks.

Eddie Japan's live shows are a testament to their dynamic presence, having shared stages with acts such as Cheap Trick, The Motels, The Fixx, and Midge Ure of Ultravox. Their collaboration with Greg Hawkes to write original material, blending vintage style with their own musical flair, and perform The Cars' classic hits have earned them several accolades, including:

2025’s New England Music Awards: Nominated for "Best Live Act."
2024’s New England Music Awards: Nominated for "Best Live Act."
2023’s "Pop Fiction" - Their latest album features collaborations with Greg Hawkes contribution to songs "Time Machine" and "I Can't Wait," added a new dimension to the band's sound.
2023’s New England Music Awards: Awarded "Video of the Year" for "Time Machine."
2023’s Boston Music Awards: "Vocalist of the Year." nomination for David Santos.
2019’s "Summer Hair" - Included in Harmonix’s Fuser game, this single showcases the band's ability to blend catchy melodies with engaging rhythms.
2015’s "Albert" - This breakout track has amassed 1.5M social streams and was featured in Rock Band 4.