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BanG Dream! Our Notes Announces New Information Programme Beginning October 26

Bushiroad announces a dedicated information programme for mobile rhythm game BanG Dream! Our Notes starting October 26 on YouTube.

By Gameforce Mobile News Desk

BanG Dream! Our Notes key visual featuring enthusiastic anime band idols on illuminated stage announcing October 26 Danran TV stream

Key facts

Topic:
Mobile Updates
Published:
2026-10-20
Reported by:
Gameforce Mobile News Desk

Key takeaways

  • Bushiroad announced BanG Dream! Our Notes Danran TV will debut on October 26 at 8pm JST on YouTube.
  • Voice cast members from the franchise will host the show to discuss upcoming gameplay developments and music.
  • Reinforces the multi-media entertainment ecosystem connecting live music, anime broadcasts, and mobile rhythm gaming.

Bushiroad has announced a new official information programme dedicated to BanG Dream! Our Notes, providing another communication channel for players following the mobile rhythm game's development. The programme, titled BanG Dream! Our Notes Danran TV, will begin on October 26 at 8pm Japanese time. Members of the fictional band's voice cast will serve as presenters, with additional guests joining them to discuss upcoming developments.

The broadcast will be available through the official BanG Dream YouTube channel and associated social media platforms. Bushiroad describes the programme as a relaxed presentation intended to strengthen the relationship between performers and the game's community. Although specific future updates have not yet been detailed, the format is expected to introduce information about the game alongside entertainment segments involving the participating cast members. BanG Dream!

Our Notes belongs to a franchise that has successfully combined mobile rhythm gaming with animation, recorded music and live performances. That wider entertainment ecosystem gives its games an advantage when maintaining audience engagement between major updates. Regular broadcasts allow developers to introduce new content while providing fans with opportunities to interact indirectly with the performers behind their favourite characters.

However, the announcement should not be interpreted as confirmation of particular new songs, characters or gameplay features. Those details will need to await the actual presentation. For dedicated rhythm-game enthusiasts, the programme provides another date to add to an increasingly complicated entertainment calendar. Apparently following a fictional band now requires almost as much scheduling discipline as managing a real one.

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