2009 Apr 27 Update: tramsmitChina Canadian Music Showcase
Luke McKeehan will be deejaying at Cargo Club on May 1
The May issue of the Beijinger isn't even out yet, but already it seems there are corrections to be made. Apparently, the transmitChina Canadian Music Showcase has changed up their venues and lineup as follows:
Apr 29
Creature, Final Flash
Price and Time TBD. D-22 (6265 3177)
Apr 30
Hollerado, Jets Overhead, Socalled
RMB 50. 9pm. The Star Live (6425 5677)
May 1
Luke McKeehan
RMB 50. Time TBD. Cargo Club (6551 6898)
For more information and updates, visit www.transmit-live.com. Or keep it here at www.thebeijinger.com
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