Pile

Film & TV

Pile is a Japanese singer.

Known for

• Love Live! Series Asia Tour 2024 ~Minna de Kanaeru Monogatari~ — Maki Nishikino2025
• Love Live! Anime 10th Anniversary Orchestra Concert — Self2024
• Love Live! Fest — Maki Nishikino2020
• Pile Live at Budokan — Herself2018
• King's Game: The Animation — Ria Iwamura (voice)2017
• Animelo Summer Live 2015 -THE GATE- 8.28 — Herself2016
• Love Live! μ's Live Collection — Maki Nishikino (voice)2016
• μ's Final LoveLive! ~μ'sic Forever♪♪♪♪♪♪♪♪♪~ — Maki Nishikino / Herself2016
• Love Live! The School Idol Movie — Maki Nishikino (voice)2015
• μ's 5th Go→Go! LoveLive! 2015 ~Dream Sensation!~ Day1 — Maki Nishikino2015

via TMDB

Music · MusicBrainz

Type

Person

Country

JP

Active from

1988-05-02

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Listeners · Last.fm

Listeners

186,631

Total plays

4,584,338

Between their tireless D.I.Y. work ethic and constantly evolving sound, Pile have earned both a large homegrown following and the respect of their peers. Led by singer/guitarist Rick Maguire, the band evolved with a string of increasingly complex albums released throughout the 2010s, bringing a varied instrumentation to their often-aggressive sound on albums like 2017's A Hairshirt of Purpose or 2019's Green and Gray. The band took a different approach to their 2021 album Songs Known Together <a

via Last.fm · Pile

Official website

Pile Official Web Site

「ラブライブ！」で西木野 真姫(CV)、μ s（ミューズ)のメンバー。ソロアーティストとしても活躍中のPileオフィシャルサイト。

pile.asia →

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Wikidata facts

Instance of

human

Gender

female

Citizenship

Japan

Place of birth

Tokyo

Occupation

seiyū

Languages spoken

Japanese

Native language

Japanese

Genre

J-pop

Instrument

voice

Record label

Victor Entertainment

Official website

pile.asia

Image

Pile 20190430 kobe bust shot.jpg

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