Blog Category - Live Music
Noise Pollution: Agoraphobia, Pizza Face, Gaku, Arctic Ox, Yoo Doo Right, Hang Nail, Asian Dope Boys
Beijing is your musical oyster, so let’s dig in and get our hands dirty.
We caught up with Yuxin Zhong of The Sino Hearts to discuss global adventures, his workmanship, and forging musical relationships.
It’ll be getting nice and muggy before cooling down this weekend, so we might as well just lay into it with this blitzkrieg of music.
Post-holiday whiplash getting to you? Then maybe it’s time to dip back into Beijing’s bustling live music scene!
It’s Mayday boys and girls! Five straight days of no-frills entertainment courtesy of our fine capital city!
BlackEXPO brings its unique flavor to Xian Bar on Saturday, Apr 24 for an all-day market that grooves well into the night.
From May 1-5, more than 60 Beijing-based DJs, musicians, and creatives will take over the ninth-floor rooftop of Longfu Cultural Center.
Roll the dice and pick at will one of these live music gigs. Something's bound to stick.
While Qingming Festival and Easter duke it out for our attention (wicker baskets, fire bins, and all), the music scene has other plans.
Whether your poison is jangly surf pop, exuberant and volatile punk rock, or apocalyptic synth doom, Beijing has you covered.
From wistful indie-pop to blood-curling metal and experimental noise, the options at hand cover the entire musical rainbow this week.
![Q&A With Poet, Mystic, Ahead of Kente & Silk's "By the Fireside," Mar 20](https://www.thebeijinger.com/sites/default/files/styles/blog_list_image/public/thebeijinger/blog-images/384518/kente_and_silk_by_the_fireside_african_culture_beijing_black_community_expat_events.jpg "Q&A With Poet, Mystic, Ahead of Kente & Silk's "By the Fireside," Mar 20")
This Saturday, Mar 20, will see the third installment of By the Fireside, a celebration of African voices, stories, and art.
With the remnants of the Two Sessions still giving most Beijingers a logistical headache, the music scene continues to show signs of life.
With spring comes life, and nowhere is that more true than deep inside Beijing's music scene.
Tokyo Lounge is the newest livehouse concept from Paul Chen of Sanlitun’s The Bricks.
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