Scotland's Pop Idol
Meet Meowgical Rosie!
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🎌Overseas Debut!🎌
Kanayama Nigiwai Marche
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Contact
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Performances
Upcoming
Apr 6: DeeCon (Mini Live w/ Marshmallow Dreams Maid Cafe)
Apr 7: Manchester Anime & Gaming Con
Apr 14: Cardiff Anime & Gaming Con
Apr 20: Portsmouth Anime & Gaming Con
Jun 21-23 (TBA): SunnyCon
Want to see Meowgical Rosie perform at a particular event? Reach out to the event and let them know!
Performance Map
Where in the UK has Meowgical Rosie performed so far? Let’s fill up the map and share as many smiles as possible!
✨Inverness ✨Elgin ✨Glasgow ✨Edinburgh ✨Manchester ✨Birmingham ✨Cardiff ✨London ✨Brighton ✨Portsmouth ✨ Liverpool ✨ Newcastle ✨Bristol ✨Leeds ✨
Kitten Pawprints
Want to follow the kitten magic? Pick up a Kitten Pawprints stamp card at any Meowgical Rosie performance - collect 5 pawprint stamps and win an exclusive Travelling Kitten shirt!
About
Grab your starlight wand and get ready to transform! Meowgical Rosie is a pop idol from Scotland inspired by J-pop and anime. With the power of kitten magic, her goal is to spread smiles and sparkles wherever she goes!
Everyday Name: Rosabelle
Magical Name: Meowgical Rosie
Age: Eternally 19!
Height: 170cm
Birthday: October 2nd
One bored summer day in 2014, Meowgical Rosie dressed up and danced in front of a camera in her back garden. The video was uploaded to YouTube, and thus she made her idol debut under the name Koneko - the Japanese word for 'kitten' - with her cover of Loving Things from the video game Tomodachi Life. The cover gained attention for its 'cringe' factor, but nevertheless, Rosie was happy to be entertaining people.
From 2015 to 2020, Rosie created a name for herself as the local 'anime girl' street performer in her hometown of Inverness, alongside fellow members of idol group INV48, inspired by their favourite J-pop idol group AKB48 from Akihabara, Tokyo. With both head members of the group being autistic, INV48 were invited to perform at the city's Autism Pride event in 2017, and held a fundraiser concert for local organisation ARGH (Autism Rights Group Highland) in 2019. Today, INV48 has disbanded, but Meowgical Rosie continues to be open about her autism in hopes of inspiring other neurodivergent people.
In 2016, Meowgical Rosie took a trip to Tokyo where she was lucky enough to appear on the Japanese TV show YOUは何しに日本へ？(Why Did You Come to Japan?), again in 2020 when the TV crew came to Scotland, and for a third time in 2023 in advance of her first international performance in Japan.
Street performing took Rosie to the Royal Mile at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2018, 2019, and 2023 where she performed for festival goers from across the world. Outside of street performing, Meowgical Rosie has been performing at anime conventions all over the UK since 2019, where her high energy performance style inspires a great deal of audience interaction. She released her first album 'Kitten Starlight Power!' in February 2023, and performed overseas in Japan for the first time in January 2024!
Media
The Kaigai Idol
Release Date: 30/12/2023
Admirality Podcast
Release Date: 06/05/2023
YOUは何しに日本へ (Why Did You Come to Japan?)
Release Date: 31/10/2016
Release Date: 06/10/2023
Articles
IdolZine - 31/03/2024
WikiNews - 18/09/2023
NookGaming - 23/10/2022