Queen B, also known as Ziyoou-vachi, is a Japanese rock band recognized for its "fashion punk" style and dynamic performances, engaging audiences with unique musical and visual artistry.
Queen Bee signed a major label contract with Sony Music Associated Records in 2011, establishing Ziyoou Record as a sub-label. This partnership facilitated the professional manufacturing and distribution of their music.
Queen Bee joined the musical lineup for Anime Boston 2024, a convention taking place March 29-31, 2024, in Boston, MA.
Queen Bee released the opening song for Fire Force Season 3 Anime. The music video for their 11th CD release was also made available.
Queen Bee's music was featured in the film *Love Strikes!* (also known as Moteki) in 2011, with the band appearing as themselves.
Queen Bee's song 'Seisen' (Holy War) was chosen as the theme song for the film *Sadako* (2019).
Queen Bee's song 'Introduction' became the theme song for the live-action movie *Tokyo Ghoul 'S'* (2019).
Queen B's music was used in the television program *Spooky Romantics* (2015).
Queen Bee's song 'Half' became the ending theme song for the anime *Tokyo Ghoul:re* (2018).
Queen Bee's song 'Fire' became the opening theme song for the anime *Dororo* (2019).
Queen Bee's music was featured in the anime *Chainsaw Man* (2022).
Queen Bee provided the opening theme song '01' for the anime *Undead Unluck* (2023).
Queen Bee's song 'Mephisto' was used as the ending theme for the anime *Oshi no Ko* (2023).
Avu-chan played Columbia, and other band members performed in the ensemble, for the November-December 2017 Parco Stage production of *The Rocky Horror Show*.
Avu-chan played Yitzak in the 2019 Japanese production of *Hedwig and the Angry Inch*.
Queen Bee recorded 'Headless Angel' for the *Goddess of Victory: Nikke* Original Soundtrack in 2024.
Queen B, stylized in all caps, is a Japanese rock band that was formed on March 31, 2009, in Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan. The band operates under pseudonyms, with members Avu-chan (lead vocals, second guitar), Yashi-chan (bass guitar), and Hibari-kun (lead guitar) currently active. Early in their career, Queen B self-released extended play records on CD-R through their own Ziyoou Record label in 2009 and 2010. By 2011, they signed a major label contract, integrating Ziyoou Record as a sub-label of Sony Music Associated Records. This marked a significant turning point, allowing for professional manufacturing and distribution of their music.
Throughout their career, Queen B has released eight full-length major-label albums, demonstrating consistent output and artistic evolution within the music industry. Their music has been featured in various films and television programs, broadening their reach and popular appeal. Notable placements include songs in the films *Love Strikes!* (2011), *Sadako* (2019), and *Tokyo Ghoul ‘S’* (2019), as well as television series such as *Tokyo Ghoul:re* (2018), *Dororo* (2019), *Chainsaw Man* (2022), *Undead Unluck* (2023), and *Oshi no Ko* (2023). The band has also made appearances in theatrical productions, with Avu-chan playing Columbia in the 2017 Japanese production of “The Rocky Horror Show” and Yitzak in the 2019 Japanese production of “Hedwig and the Angry Inch.” Other band members like Yashi-chan, Ruri-chan, and Hibari-kun also participated in the ensemble for “The Rocky Horror Show.”
Queen B’s distinctive approach combines bright colors, creative themes, and diverse discography, characterized by Avu-chan’s vocal range and innovative sound. Their music often explores themes of self-acceptance and navigating personal struggles, as exemplified by the song “Half.” The band maintains a high level of activity, with recent releases including the single “King Bitch” in 2021 and the album *12D* in 2023, followed by *Aku* in 2025. They have announced tours and continue to produce new material, solidifying their position in the music scene with unique and intense performances.
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