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There are three bands known as The Predators. One is a three piece Japanese Rock super-group, the second a three piece Australian rock band, the third a English 80's christian rock band. The Japanese group's name is purely capital letters. 1) THE PREDATORS are a three-piece Japanese rock super-group formed in 2005 by vocalist and guitarist ε±±δΈγγγ (Sawao Yamanaka) of the pillows, bassist JIRO of GLAY, and drummer γγ«γ€γγ·γ³γγ€ (Shinpei Nakayama) of γΉγγ¬γ€γγγΌ (Straightener). They released their first album on July 6, 2005 on an independent label titled "Hunting!!!!", followed by subsequent live performances at a number of summer rock festivals. By 2006, they suspended activities together. On October 15, 2008, THE PREDATORS revived activities and released their second mini album "ηγγΏγγ" (Kiba wo Misero), followed by their first tour titled SHOOT THE MOON TOUR at various Zepp venues throughout Japan. They have since recorded three new tracks: "γ°γγγ»γγγΌγΊ" (Good Manners), "Good bye Goblin", and the instrumental song "MEAT FACTORY". On August 4, 2010, THE PREDATORS released their latest album "This World" followed by their second tour titled THIS WORLD TOUR at various Zepp venues throughout Japan. Their latest activity was a release of their second live DVD in 2011 including live footage from their show at Zepp Tokyo in 2010 and bonus footage from a small show at Koenji High. 2) The Predators, the Australian group, is compiled of three of the original members of Powderfinger - Ian Haug