Years of planning by Split Works and Taihe Live finally paid off last weekend with a killer all-day festival at northern Pudong's Shanghai Rugby Club. It was a veritable marathon of music, dancing, sun and beer, and we're sure Monday morning didn't come easy for many attendees (it certainly didn't for us.) more ›

Hey Shanghaiist readers! Do you have a burning desire to go to Ocean Midi Fest but don't know how to pull it off? Can't be bothered to take multiple trains, planes, and buses to get to Rizhao? We've got you covered with our very own bus to the beach! more ›

Since we've finally hit warmer weather, it's time to emerge from hibernation - and to take the chance to escape the construction grind of the city. more ›

That's it. We're packing our bags and moving to Hunan. Not content with having the best TV station, a decent claim to the best food, and some pretty stunning scenery, the south-eastern province also has a pretty cool party official. Well, relatively cool we mean. more ›

So we hear a lot of people in China are having trouble getting into our post containing info about how to get to the MIDI Festival in Zhenjiang. Yeah, it's been randomly GFWed, and we have no clue why. But because we love you all, we're going to assume the censorship was a mistake on the internet policepeoples' parts and risk life and limb to re-post the info again. Don't say we never did nothin' for ya. more ›

While we're still a little bummed that the main part of the MIDI Festival this year won't be taking place in Shanghai, we've still worked up enough enthusiasm to make that trek over to Zhenjiang. more ›

China's largest rock music event looks like it's taking a break from Beijing for the first time since its 1997 inception and moving to Zhenjiang. more ›