Beijing Beat blog with Mark Godfrey
Beijing Beat
Author:mark_godfreyCreated:3/26/2007 7:03 AM
Talking with the movers and makers of China's rock scene

Legendary venue opens on September 22 in posh old colonial buliding in the old city after its first incarnation was bulldozed

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The art of picking up a cheap ticket in Beijing

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Laurent Jeanneau's self releases recordings of China's minorities' music before they fade away to KTV and Mandopop

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New York band is coming in October to play a local label's showcase in the park

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Mastercard and an office supplies company are paying for 'anti-establishment' NIN to play Beijing Pop Festival

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How an Irish dotcom company is using a new album a Chinese popstar to get the world using its handset-friendly .mobi Internet domain

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Local organizers get Bacardi and Converse backing to bring Faithless, Ozomatli and Talib Kweli for pearl city’s “first ever outdoor pop festival” in Zhongshan Park. They’re calling it the Yue Festival.

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Sinead O'Connor, the Killers join in the muck and music on an island in the Danube

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A fly on the wall documentary of Chinese punks is more evidence of the fanbase, and money, for Chinese rock in northern Europe

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Lights out at city’s top rock club, Yugong Yishan

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