Asia Music Festivals
Evergreen guides to dates, tickets, camping, transit and how overseas fans can get in.
Wheat Field Music Festival
Multi-city tour (recent main leg: Wuhan)A polished city-park festival from one of China's biggest labels, rotating through second-tier metros most visitors never think to explore.
Day-trip CN¥228 ≈ $322026 TBA Read more →MTA Festival
Huailai, Hebei (near Beijing)Camp under real desert stars 90 minutes from Beijing — China's most laid-back festival, built around electronic and rock acts.
Camping CN¥50 ≈ $72026 TBA Read more →Strawberry Music Festival
Multi-city tour (main leg: Beijing)China's biggest touring festival brand — a lively, low-friction first taste of the mainland's live-music scene, an hour from central Beijing.
Day-trip CN¥369 ≈ $522027 TBA Read more →STORM Electronic Music Festival
Shenzhen (the brand also tours to Shanghai, Chengdu, Guangzhou, Beijing, Nanjing, Changsha, and other cities)China's longest-running big-room EDM brand, touring sci-fi-styled megashows across the country's biggest cities.
Day-trip CN¥580 ≈ $812027 TBA Read more →Midi Music Festival
Multi-city tour (recent host cities rotate among Haikou, Yantai, Hailar, Nanyang, etc.; originally founded in Beijing)China's original rock festival since 2000, often called its Woodstock — now a rotating showcase of the country's underground scene.
Day-trip Dates TBA Read more →Concrete & Grass
Shanghai 上海A rare, genuinely bilingual window into China's independent rock and hip-hop scene — if and when it returns from hiatus.
Day-trip CN¥780 ≈ $109Discontinued Read more →