Say what you want about the actual quality of the music on offer – the first Tokyo version of Miami-born EDM spectacle Ultra was a smashing success last year: tickets sold out in seconds, and the assembled masses gave laptop-busters like Hardwell, Martin Garrix and Afrojack fanatically enthusiastic welcomes. It's no surprise, then, that expectations are already high for the 2015 edition of Ultra Japan, which looks set to eclipse last year's party with a lineup headed by David Guetta, Armin van Buuren, Afrojack and Skrillex.
UPDATE: All tickets for Ultra Japan have sold out.