👉 E-ticket send to email/mini programme

👉 Children below 1.1 m not allowed 

👉 No cancellation

👉 Please cooperate with temperature measurement (not exceeding 37.3°C)  and wear a mask during the exhibition

This was originally a New Year's Eve blessing performance from the end of 2022 to the beginning of 2023, during Omicron spread throughout the country. It was postponed until now due to circumstances beyond our control. However, our blessing to the audience will not be cancelled, please allow it to be late.At this time of year, the virus will not disappear, but we wish everyone a healthy journey on their new path, free from illness and able to achieve their dreams as soon as possible. March 2022 was a very passive time, but spring has returned in March 2023. Are you ready?

Qiuniu Band

Founded in 2014, Qiuniu Band fully showcases the charm of the band's original energy in "Qin Feng Wuyi - War", and won the first prize in the MIDI Music Festival that year. Today's Qiuniu Band is created by professional musicians and cross-border artists, with a diverse style that blends electronic elements, post-rock, and tribal music. Although the band is based in Shanghai, their works break through regional concepts and are one of few to use non-linguistic vocals in their compositions. The release of "Xumishan" caused a great response and was ranked sixth on the 2021 Netease Hard Rock Chart, even being defined as "psychedelic religion" and "Chinese-style post-rock", yet can still not be accurately described by specific terms.Some performance experiences include: 2014 Taihu MIDI Music Festival; 2015 Shanghai Jazz Music Festival; 2017 New York APA2017; 2018 New Zealand Auckland Music Festival, 2018 New Zealand National Tour; 2021 "Straight" Northeast Four Cities.

Mercy&Sorrow

The band members come from Dalian, Hangzhou, and Shanghai. With highly infectious lyrics at its core, Mercy&Sorrow's unique style is a blend of multiple genres such as industrial, electronic, and hard rock. Since its formation in 2010, the band has performed on the stages of major music festivals such as MIDI, Strawberry, and Japan's SUMMER SONIC. In addition, the band continuously explores new performance methods and cross-border collaborations. They not only organized the rock experimental stage play "Lost", but also boldly combined drama and rock in their livehouse performances. They also completed the rock installation performance "SHADOW BOX" at the Yicang Art Museum.