The Alfee, a Japanese rock bamd, formed in 1973. They debuted on August 25, 1974 as Alfie with the single âNatsu Shigureâ and followed with their first album 鿥ã®è¨æ¶ (1975), but label tensions in the mid-1970s stalled their momentum until a restart with a new deal and the single âã©ãã¬ã¿ã¼ = Love Letterâ in 1979. Their commercial breakthrough arrived in 1983 with âã¡ãªã¼ã¢ã³ = Marie-Anneâ which also led to high-profile TV exposure and kicked off decades of large-scale live activity, including a famed 100,000-attendance Tokyo Bay show in 1986 and a long-running tradition of Budokan performances. Across the 1980s and beyond, they pivoted toward a harder rock sound, and they became an Oricon fixture with a long streak of top-10 singles, later adding milestones like a Guinness World Record certification of the theme song for the Osaka International Women's Marathon, the 2016 alter-ego project The KanLeKeeZ, and major anniversary events. The band released the single âKO. DA. MA. / ããã³ã¹ãèãéãã¦æ¥ãå¤â in 2024. In December 2025, The Alfee released the album titled åãçããæå³ .
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