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NOIShanghai Anniversary concert tomorrow

by lawrence

If you’re in Shanghai tomorrow, you don’t want to miss this:

NOISHANGHAI ANNIVERSARY

Presented by NOIShanghai/Shasha Records

When: 16:00 - 20:00, May 7 (Sunday), 2006
Where: Yu Yin Tang (#100, Lane 200, Long Cao Rd., Shanghai)
Entrance: 30 yuan
Inquiry: +86.21.6436.0072

ARTISTS:

10 (Japan/Korea)
Torturing Nurse (Shanghai, China)
D!O!D!O!D! (Hangzhou, China)
OO (Shanghai, China)
Ji Mu (Hangzhou, China)
Wang Changcun (Shanghai, China)
Ben Houge (US)
Acidzen (Hangzhou, China)
00700 (Shanghai, China)
Keplerslaws (France)
Dominik (UK)

Official webpage of the event.

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