Music enthusiasts, get ready! The music festival season is nearing, and we've gathered some upcoming festivals that already have tickets available. As the year progresses, more festivals will likely be announced, and we will keep you informed about any major updates.
**Tanko Echo·Indie Spring Live Festival**
The Tanko Echo Festival is scheduled for April 12 to 13 at Tanko Moofland Park in the Mentougou District. This festival, co-organized by Caotai Music and NetEase Indie Music Chart, aims to support independent musicians and artists in an enjoyable and creative environment. This year’s lineup includes a blend of both new and established talent, featuring artists like Puppy's Bone, Selina, Chainhaha, Deep Water, CloudJumper, SilentSpeech, and others. The festival will also present “Voices That Should Be Heard in 2025,” spotlighting emerging stars who have gained acclaim on music charts and media. Ticket prices range from RMB 148-258 (details below), and you can purchase them by scanning the QR code.
**Tickets:**
Presale RMB 148
Standard ticket RMB 188
Two-day pass RMB 258
**When:** April 12 & 13, 2 pm-late
**Where:** Tanko Moofland Park 檀谷·慢闪公园
[Click here for more information]
**Strawberry Music Festival**
The Strawberry Music Festival will return to Beijing during the May holiday from May 2 to 4 at the Flying Campsite in Beijing Expo Park in Yanqing District. First held in Beijing in 2010, the Strawberry Music Festival now takes place in various cities throughout China and will even debut in Yokohama, Japan, from June 7 to 8 this year.
This year’s Beijing festival promises to be even more impressive with four stages, 72 performance slots, and over 20 international acts. It will feature newcomers such as AKASAKI, Cornelius, Peremotka, SHORTPARIS, I Don’t Like Mondays., and Vanishing Queen making their festival debuts, alongside returning favorites like chilldspot, ShowHand, and Sweet Sister Session. International performances will include Japanese dance-pop group ATARASHII GAKKO!, K-pop collective tripleS, Thai girl group 4EVE, and Japanese singer Koda Kumi. Legendary Chinese artists such as Zuo Xiao Zu Zhou, Tongue, and Zhao Lei will also be performing again. In addition to the music, the Modern People Flea Music Market will provide an interactive space for fans to explore records, books, and hands-on music creation experiences. Ticket prices are outlined below, and they can be purchased through the Modern Sky mini program by searching "正在现场" or via this link.
**Tickets:**
Presale Single-Day Ticket RMB 469
Full-Price Single-Day Ticket RMB 569
Presale Two-Day Combo Ticket RMB 939
Presale Three-Day Combo Ticket RMB 1,399
Full-Price Two-Person Single-Day Ticket RMB 999
Premium Single-Day Ticket RMB 669
PRO Single-Day Ticket RMB 769
**When:** May 2-4, 1:30 pm-9 pm
**Where:** Flying Campsite, Beijing Expo Park 北京世园公园飞行营地
[Click here for more information]
*Please note some tickets are already sold out for certain days, but full-price single-day tickets are currently available for all days.
**Infinite Music Festival**
Another festival during the May holiday is the Infinite Music Festival, taking place on May 1 to 2 at Central Green Forest Park in the Tongzhou District, ideal for those wanting to stay close to home. The first day will primarily focus on rock with performers like Hui Chun Dan, Huang Yubo, Jin Wenqi, and Penicillin. The second day will cater to rap enthusiasts, featuring top hip-hop artists such as Ai Zhiheng Asen, Ice Paper, and KNOWKNOW, along with three surprise acts yet to be announced! Tickets cost between RMB 440-680, depending on the area, and prices and the venue map are available in the poster below, along with various QR codes for mini programs to purchase tickets.
**When:** May 1-2 (Exact timing to be confirmed)
**Where:** Central Green Forest Park in Beijing Municipal Administrative Center 北京城市副中心·城市绿心森林公园
[Click here for more information]
**Yuanqi Forest Music Festival**
The May holiday truly is festival season, as the Yuanqi Forest Music Festival will also occur from May 1 to 2 at Beijing Laffitte Castle Park in the Changping District. The lineup includes Beijing icon Cui Jian, known as the "Father of Chinese Rock," Taiwanese band The Last Day of Summer 831 (八三夭) renowned for their vibrant punk an
Music enthusiasts celebrate! The season for music festivals is quickly nearing.