Rock It!I just got back to Beijing from a three-day crash course on Chinese indie music. Namely, the Rock It! music festival, held in Shanghai on June 29, 30, and July 1. Organized by a musician named Wu Jun 吴峻and his music studio 13D ... ...full story at Shanghai Journal
from Shanghai Journal on Tue, Jul 03 2007
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Gift Beijing China Rock Music All Stars Celebrate Life Love »
YouTube video From the marquee Chinese rock music compilation album "Gift", featuring all original songs to celebrate love of life, friends, and music, in commemorating Chinese hard-rock music harbinger Zhang Ju of the Tang Dynasty band; this superbly crafted record... |
| 06 Aug 09 |
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New music blog: Indie Heart Attack » Shanghaiist As China's indie music scene has grown ever larger and more varied, blogs have popped up to keep us English-language speakers in the know. We've long relied on China Music Radar and Rock in China Wiki, as well as Kungfuology (both Andy Best and now Jake... |
| 15 Jul 09 |
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Indie Rock club nights launching at Not Me » Shanghaiist Following their grand opening this past Friday, bar/lounge Not Me keeps their momentum rolling with the launch of Heart Attack, a weekly Indie Rock night focusing on live music. Starting this Thursday, the folks at Not Me hope Heart Attack will give... |
| 06 Jul 09 |
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Friday: NOT ME opening! » Shanghaiist Party animals that we are, we were absolutely thrilled to find out that Shanghai was getting another live music venue. Not Me, a bar/lounge on Dongping Lu, will soon be hosting a score of Indie / Indie Electro / Electroclash / Dance Rock acts in the... |
| 29 Jun 07 |
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Rock It with the Go Team!, the Scoff and DMC championships » Shanghaiist This weekend is going to be a HUGE weekend for the live music scene in Shanghai. By Sunday if you don't have that loud buzz ringing in your ears then you missed out on some great shows. Rock It, Shanghai's very own rock festival (name stolen from the... |
| 06 Nov 09 |
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Shanghai Tattoo now selling Chinese indie rock CDs » Shanghaiist We know, we know. We live in a digital era so it makes sense for us to just download everything. But sometimes, there's something nice about looking through cover art and popping in a CD. No, not a vinyl. We're not THAT music snobbish. In any case,... |
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