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HoloFes
Promotional illustration for HoloFes 4 Our Bright Parade, made by 青木 翔太 / Shota Aoki
Event	Concert
Initial show	Nonstop Story (2020)
Venue	Stream Niconico (1st-3rd Fes.) SPWN (2nd-6th Fes.) eplus (4th-6th Fes.) Live Toyosu PIT(1st Fes.) Makuhari Messe Event Hall, (3rd-6th Fes.)
Producers	Hololive, COVER Corporation
Recent	Color Rise Harmony

HoloFes, also known as Hololive Fest, is a concert series produced by Hololive Production and COVER Corporation. The concert series has been a nearly yearly event since the first edition Nonstop Story.

Overview

HoloFes concerts features nearly all Hololive members aside from ones that was then recently debuted. Songs selection contain a mixed of cover songs as well as originals. Every featured members have their own solo segment as well as group songs. The event would take place at a real venue with a paid live stream as well a free live preview on the Hololive main channel on Youtube. 1st Fes was originally a single day event but the number of talents led to 2nd Fes onwards being organized as a multi-day event with the performing talents being splits between those days. Starting with 3rd Fes, Holofes was organized alongside HoloExpo. Each fes, Cover also make changes to the presentation, starting with AR integration in 2nd Fes, full virtual cameras for stream viewers in 3rd Fes, Guest artist Stage in 4th Fes and three screen setup at the venue for 5th Fes.

According to Yagoo, 1st Fes was the turning point for Hololive Production as a whole and helped secured the investment to expand its operation including the funding for its billion yen multimedia studio.

Hololive 1st Fes.

Main article: Nonstop Story

Hololive 1st Fes. Nonstop Story was hosted on January 2020, at the Toyosu PIT event venue. It was the first live concert produced by Hololive to feature most of the talents at that time aside from the newly debuted JP Gen 4 and CN Gen 1. The concert also featured the first reveal of HoloFantasy 3D models.

Hololive 2nd Fes.

Main article: Beyond the Stage

Hololive 2nd Fes. Beyond the Stage took place in December 2020 and was the second live concert to feature most of the talents at the time aside from the recently debuted JP Gen 5, ID Gen 1 and Gen 2 and Myth. Due to the restrictions caused by the ongoing Pandemic, there were no spectators at the venue, and instead the event organized as paid live streams through both Niconico and SPWN with a free portion being streamed to Youtube. The concert was sponsored by Bushiroad, and featured the announcement of the original songs only Bloom, live concert to be held in 2021. 2nd Fes was the first one to change the format to a 2-days event with Gen 4 acting as the opening act for both. The concert was also the first to use Cover's new AR technology almost exlusively available to only livestream viewers of 2nd Fes and beyond.

Hololive 3rd Fes.

Main article: Link Your Wish

Hololive 3rd Fes. Link Your Wish was the third edition, which was hosted alongside Hololive Super Expo. The event was held both in-person at the Makuhari Messe Event Hall, and live streamed through Niconico and SPWN. The event was sponsored by Weiß Schwarz, and was the first to feature talents from Hololive English and Hololive Indonesia specifically the first generations of both. Uruha Rushia was scheduled to be at the concert but her appearance was hastily cancelled a month before event due to her sudden termination.

Hololive 4th Fes.

Main article: Our Bright Parade

Hololive 4th Fes. Our Bright Parade was the fourth edition, and was hosted held alongside the new Hololive Super Expo 2023. The event was held in-person at Makuhari Messe Event Hall, as well as live-streamed via SPWN and the eplus streaming service instead of Niconico. The event featured a special stage, in collaboration with popular Vocaloid producer/composer DECO*27, hosted in the second the day of the event which showcases the special holo*27 collaboration project . The event was sponsored by Bushiroad. Brand new Idol outfits were designed for all talents participating in 4th Fes. Hololive Japan outfits were designed by Sora's and Miko's illustrator Ordan, while Hololive English and Hololive Indonesia's outfits were designed by Bae's artist Mika Pikazo. 4th Fes featured the Fes debut of HoloX, CouncilRyS (prior to their rebranding as Promise) and Holoro.

Hololive 5th Fes.

Main article: Capture the Moment

Hololive 5th. Fes. Capture the Moment was the fifth edition, and continues the established trend of being hosted alongside Hololive Super Expo. The event was held in-person at Makuahari Messe Event Hall, as well as live streamed through live-stream SPWN, e-plus with the free preview on the Hololive main Youtube channel. The preview is also simulcasted at the Expo live stage and the special viewing room within HoloEarth. 5th Fes featured the Fes debut of Holoh3ro. Yozora Mel was supposed to participate in the concert if not for her termination. The special collaboration stage for 5th Fes. is a collaboration with popular music group HoneyWorks as part of the HoloHoney collaboration project. Yozora Mel, who was supposed to participate in the concert, was removed from the event due to her termination in January 2024.

Hololive 6th Fes.

Main article: Color Rise Harmony

Hololive 6th Fes. Color Rise Harmony was the 6th edition of the event, once again being hosted at Makuhari Messe alongside the 2025 Hololive Super Expo. The event was taken place on March 8th-9th, 2025. This was the Holofes debut of Advent and ReGLOSS and features a new idol outfit design by long-time Hololive artist Ordan. 6th Fes. and its associated 2025 Super EXPO was the first Fes since 3rd Fes. where Bushiroad is no longer the main sponsor with Bandai taking over as the largest sponsor.

Gallery

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  Promotional Image for Hololive 1st Fes
  
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  Promotional Image for Hololive 2nd Fes
  
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  Promotional Image for Hololive 3rd Fes
  
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  Key visual displaying the new idol outfits for each Hololive branch.

Idol Outfit

Holofes features a specific idol outfit first introduced during the 1st Fes. Since then, it has undergone two major redesigns for the 4th and 6th Fes. While these outfits follow a similar overall style, each talent receives unique personal touches, including personal color highlights and accessories, to make their costume distinct.

Since these are not generic outfits, members who debuted after a specific Fes. do not receive previous iterations of the idol outfit as part of their 3D wardrobe.

Origin Outfit

Non-stop Story introduced the first iteration of these outfit and was used until 3rd fes. The outfit was only available to members of HoloJP and features three major variations:

• A Jacket Type worn by Tokino Sora, AZKi (INNK), Hoshimachi Suisei, Shirakami Fubuki, Minato Aqua, Nekomata Okayu, Uruha Rushia, Shiranui Flare, Amane Kanata, Omaru Polka, Momosuzu Nene and Takane Lui.
• A Halter Type worn by Roboco-san, Yozora Mel, Aki Rosenthal, Natsuiro Matsuri, Nakiri Ayame, Yuzuki Choco, Oozora Subaru, Shirogane Noel, Houshou Marine, Kiryu Coco, Tsunomaki Watame, and Shishiro Botan.
• A Corset Type worn by Sakura Miko, AZKi (Gen 0), Akai Haato, Murasaki Shion, Ookami Mio, Inugami Korone, Usada Pekora, Tokoyami Towa, Himemori Luna, andYukihana Lamy.

Due to circumstances, Myth and AREA 15, despite debuting 3rd Fes where this outfit was still in use, did not received their own version of this outfit. AZKi has two versions of this costume with a black Jacket Type while she was still a member of INNK and a new white Corset Type after her transfer and rebranding into Hololive.

The outfit would later be called the Origin Outfit.

At the end of 3rd Fes., a new mode was added to this outfit where the top are replaced with a branded t-shirts mimicking real life idol concerts where the idols would wear the concerts merchandise t-shirts to replaced their sweaty costume.

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  Gen 0 and 1 wearing the original Idol Outfit. Featuring: Sora with a Jacket Type, Roboco with a Halter Type, Miko with a Corset Type and INNK AZKi with her custom black Jacket Type
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  AZKi's new Origin Corset Type

Bright Outfit

Bright Outfit is the 2nd iteration introduced in 4th fes. Our Bright Parade. This time, the outfits are divided into three designs for JP, EN and ID respectively, each of which was further divided into either skirts or shorts (making for a total of 6 variants). The outfit also includes a special variant meant for the end of the concert where the top is replaced with a branded t-shirts (either black or white) which can be worn with the belly expose or not. The JP Idol Outfits was designed by Ordan while Mika Pikazo was the designer for ID and EN. All then current members of JP (Gen 0-6), ID (Gen 1-3) and EN (Myth + Promise) received this outfit.

4th Fes. Our Bright Parade
	Holo JP	Holo ID	Holo EN
Skirt Type	Roboco, Miko, Suisei, Mel, Haato, Fubuki, Aqua, Shion, Ayame, Flare, Chloe	Moona, Reine	Ina, Gura, IRyS, Fauna
Shorts Type	Sora, AZKi, Aki, Matsuri Subaru, Choco, Mio, Okayu, Korone, Pekora, Marine, Noel, Kanata, Watame, Towa, Luna, Botan, Lamy, Nene, Polka, Laplus, Lui, Iroha, Koyori	Risu, Iofi, Ollie, Anya	Calli, Kiara, Ame, Mumei, Kronii, Bae

5th Fes. Capture The Moment
Bolded Name indicate a switch from 4th fes, Bold-Italized Name indicate outfit debut
	Holo JP	Holo ID	Holo EN
Skirt Type	AZKi, Aki, Haato, Shion, Subaru, Choco, Mio, Pekora, Marine, Flare, Luna, Lamy, Chloe, Koyori	Moona, Ollie, Reine, Zeta	Ina, Gura, Fauna
Shorts Type	Sora, Roboco, Miko, Suisei, Fubuki, Matsuri, Aqua, Ayame, Okayu, Korone, Noel, Kanata, Watame, Towa, Botan, Nene, Polka, Laplus, Lui, Iroha	Risu, Moona, Iofi, Anya, Kaela, Kobo	Calli, Kiara, Ame, IRyS, Mumei, Kronii, Bae

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  Our Bright Parade Idol Oufit Key Visual.
  ID Outfit Shorts Type (Left), JP Outfit Shorts Type (Center), EN Outfit Skirt Type (Right)

JP VariantsID VariantsEN Variants

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  JP Outfit (Skirt Type) designed by Ordan
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  JP Outfit (Shorts Type)

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  ID Outfit (Shorts Type) designed by Mika Pikazo
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  ID Outfit (Skirts Type)

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  EN Outfit (Skirt Type) designed by Mika Pikazo
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  EN Outfit (Shorts Type)

Color Rise Outfit

Color Rise Outfit is the 3rd iteration of the idol outfit, introduced in 6th fes. Color Rise Harmony, which reverted to a single semi-universal design available to all then current members of JP, ID and EN (except Justice). The design includes two major options where the talents can choose between Black or White color schemes paired with either Skirts or Half-pants as the bottom. Including the branded t-shirts variant similar to the Our Bright Parade outfit, the new idol outfit also has a outerwear mode that is layered over the base outfit. During performance, the outfit also includes various special effect toggles including hard light accessories, bioluminescent mode or simply a more vibrant color mode. The outfit is once again designed by Ordan.

6th Fes. Color Rise Harmony
Bolded Name indicate covered belly
	White	Black
Skirt Type	JP: Sora, Miko, Matsuri, Aki, Fubuki, Subaru, Pekora, Flare, Lamy, Nene, Koyori, Iroha ID/EN: Iofi, Gura, IRyS, Fuwawa	JP: Suisei, Haato, Shion, Okayu, Marine, Kanata, Luna, Botan, Laplus ID/EN: Risu, Shiori, Biboo
Pants Type	JP: Roboco, AZKi, Choco, Noel, Watame ID/EN: Reine, Kobo, Kiara, Ina, Mumei, Mococo	JP: Ayame, Mio, Korone, Towa, Polka, Lui ID/EN: Moona, Ollie, Anya, Zeta, Kaela, Calli, Bae, Kronii, Nerissa

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  The Color Rise Harmony Outfit as worn by IRyS and the new Holofes debut Advent.
  Arts show the two major designs options (Pants/Skirt, Black/White) as well as the three minor options (Belly visibility, Hair Accessory, Socks)

Black VariantsWhite VariantsAccessories

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  Black Skirt Variant. Clockwise from top left: Base, Vibrant Mode, with Outerwear, with Boost Mode
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  Black Pants Variant. Clockwise from top left: Base, Vibrant Mode, with Outerwear, with Boost Mode
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  Black Variants Belly Cover Options. Clockwise from top left: Skirt with cover, Pants with cover, Pants without cover, Skirt without cover

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  White Skirt Variant. Clockwise from top left: Base, Vibrant Mode, with Outerwear, with Boost Mode
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  White Pants Variant. Clockwise from top left: Base, Vibrant Mode, with Outerwear, with Boost Mode
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  White Variants Belly Cover Options. Clockwise from top left: Skirt with cover, Pants with cover, Pants without cover, Skirt without cover

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  Various toggles. Top: Inner Only; Bottom: With outerwear;
  From left to right: Base, Color On, Luminous On, Boost Effect On
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  Luminosity and Hair Accessories options

ReGLOSS's Daybreak

ReGLOSS, who debuted with their own Daybreak stage outfit, did not received the Color Rise Harmony Idol Outfit unlike Advent who debuted at the same time. the Daybreak outfit was shown at the unit initial reveal and was added to their wardrobe at the same time they received their 3D models. Unlike the standard idol outfits, ReGLOSS's outfit is completely unique to each talent aside from the color palette. It's unknown if this phenomenon will be exclusive to ReGLOSS or DEV_IS as a whole.

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  ReGLOSS and their unique Daybreak Outfit
  (Color Rise Harmony Key Visual)

Trivia

• The t-shirts mode in all outfits comes in either white or black.
  • During 3rd fes. Day 2, Akirose was the only talents to wear a black t-shirts.
• When the ability to choose to cover the belly was first introduced for the Brights Outfit t-shirt mode, Aqua and Suisei were the only ones to choose to not show their belly.
  • By 6th fes. this group also includes Flare, Kobo and Shiori