US EditionThree hours onstage, and an economy moves: Inside China’s concert boom
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Three hours onstage, and an economy moves: Inside China’s concert boom
On July 25, a torrential downpour swept through Beijing just as Taiwanese rock band Mayday took the stage for their first concert in the capital. The skies opened, drenching fans and performers alike. Lead vocalist Ashin, unfazed, joked that their bond with the audience was a kind of “twisted fate.” “Snagging a ticket? Exhausting. Traffic? Even worse. And on top of it all, you get dumped on by this huge storm the moment the show starts,” he said…
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