Brad Ferguson

Since Shanghaiist has indie cred to burn, we don't feel that we need to justify our decision to attend the Kenny G concert last night. The show was two hours of jazz-lite — he actually only played one song and then just held the final note (an E-flat, we believe)... continue reading on Shanghaiist

It's been a while since we wrote one of these, so we apologize if we're a little rusty. Friday: The Honeys, one of Shanghai’s most experienced rock bands, take a break from recording their new album to team up with Ark regulars Blue Garden for a show at Shuffle Bar.... continue reading on Shanghaiist

Tim Kao is the Chinese-American lead singer and guitar player for Shanghai-based rock band Mint, which will be performing along with Ferris Wheel at Shanghaiist Happy Hour III this Friday at Shuffle Bar. Mint is made up of Kao, Ben Two (lead guitar), Zhang Jian (bass) and Xu Xiaolian (drums).... continue reading on Shanghaiist

For a city notoriously lacking in live music, last night Shanghai rocked. While we (along with headliners Another Kind of Light) weren't able to make it to the opening of Yuyintang's Music Warehouse, we did manage to catch local rock-with-Chinese-characteristics band Three Yellow Chicken at Shuffle before heading to Tang... continue reading on Shanghaiist

We hate to sound like we're shilling for Live Bar, but with ten shows in the five weeks since they officially opened, the Yangpu dive is fast becoming the number one venue for live rock music in Shanghai. Three consecutive concerts this past weekend meant six long cab rides, 13... continue reading on Shanghaiist