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LEX & The Con Artists are a group of friends in the Bay
Area who love anime, games, and music. We are huge nerds and thrilled to be
playing at FanimeCon!
LEX & The Con Artists are the full-band version of LEX
the Lexicon Artist, a nerdcore hip-hop artist ... 
Phoenix Ash is America’s own Japanese Rock band. As the sole Americans on the influential Plug Records label in Japan, Phoenix Ash is breaking musical and cultural barriers, fusing the essences of Japanese and American rock with their unique brand of infectious melodies and heart ...
The list of dealers and artists are now available to view!
Dealer’s Hall listArtist Alley list
The maps are not quite ready for FanimeCon 2019, but both pages will be updated with the maps in the very near future to help attendees find the dealers ...
Art Gallery is seeking art work! The top three fan-favorites
will be awarded a FREE 2020 FanimeCon badge. Art
Gallery is seeking artwork that either depicts a personal memory of FanimeCon,
depicts a favorite FanimeCon theme, and/or depicts a favorite FanimeCon mascot
from years past.
Please email artgallery@fanime.com
if you ...
Latest Announced Guests
Lex & the Con Artists
Musical Guest
LEX & The Con Artists are a group of friends in the Bay Area who love anime, games, and music. We are huge nerds and thrilled to be playing at FanimeCon! LEX & The Con Artists are the full-band version of LEX the Lexicon Artist, a nerdcore hip-hop artist ...
Phoenix Ash
Musical Guest
Phoenix Ash is America’s own Japanese Rock band. As the sole Americans on the influential Plug Records label in Japan, Phoenix Ash is breaking musical and cultural barriers, fusing the essences of Japanese and American rock with their unique brand of infectious melodies and heart ...
Jad Saxton
Voice Actress
Jād (jade) Saxton is a voice actor and ADR Director with over 150 roles in anime and video games. She is best known for her roles as Kanna in Miss Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid, Carla in Fairy Tail, Yuki in Wolf Children, Young Nico Robin ...
