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Activities
For the May-holiday’s (3rd - 5th May), Zeitgeist will transport you back to Bavaria with a dance-into-May (Tanz in den Mai) Beergarden! Enjoy the day and evening in a true German beer garden experience with 3-days of cold draft beers, wine, spritz, succulent crispy suckling pig, roasted chicken, bratwurst (sausages), pretzels, and much more. This also marks the 7th anniversary of Zeitgeist and to celebrate they are giving away 100 liters of FREE BEER every day from 5pm until it lasts. For the kids, there will be a kbouncing castle!
The Paradox Museum is headquartered in Greece, with a research center and creative team in Croatia.It has already established 15 experience centers in several major cities worldwide, such as Miami in the United States and Barcelona in Spain. The Shanghai Paradox Museum is the first museum in Asia. The design team divided the 1300 square meter space into five distinct areas, each revolving around its corresponding element. It might take you one to two hours to experience all the installations and get some nice photos to post on WeChat moments. Children between 1 and 1.4 meters tall are priced at 98rmb, student tickets are 128rmb. Regular single tickets are priced at 158rmb. With the upcoming May Day holiday, they are offering special discounts (valid until May 12).
Art Shows
Pilar Albarracín stands out as one of the most remarkable and influential contemporary Spanish artists of her generation, holding a significant place in the international contemporary art scene. This exhibition showcases the artist's most representative video works and performance art pieces, along with photographs and texts documenting her creative process, offering viewers a retrospective of her nearly three-decade artistic career as one of Spain's foremost artists. Starting from popular culture, Albarracín defends modernity and understands it as intellectual freedom, rejecting societal, gender, or religious biases. She examines the tradition, liberating it from the rituals and clichés established in earlier eras for political and historical reasons.
The classic collection from the Uffizi Galleries in Italy, featuring the world-renowned masterpiece "Flora," debuts in mainland China. This exhibition showcases 49 masterpieces from Venetian Painting, including works by Venetian masters such as "Flora," "Venus and Cupid with Dog and Partridge," and "Portrait of Vincenzo Mosti," as well as 8 exquisite oil paintings by Titian. In addition to the "Big Three" of the Venetian Painting—Titian, Veronese, and Tintoretto—there are also works by other Venetian masters such as Giorgione and Lotto.
This exhibition, the largest-scale event held by the Museo Nacional del Prado in China, is custom-tailored for the Museum of Art Pudong, making it the only stop worldwide. Featuring 70 authentic oil paintings from the Prado's collection, all crafted by world-renowned masters, the exhibition showcases a specially curated thematic unit focusing on one of the museum's most historically significant works—the Prado's "Mona Lisa". Ten thematic units delve into various aspects such as court celebrations, dynastic regimes, mythological stories, and everyday life, offering an in-depth analysis of the historical, social, and political evolution of Spain from the reign of Charles V to the early 20th century, spanning nearly five centuries.
This exhibition marks the first institutional solo show in Asia for the acclaimed sculptor Anne Morris. Her works are emotional responses to her life experiences. The exhibition will present the artist's sculptures, tapestries, and paintings created since 2012.
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Edition Hotel and Nova events celebrate the grand opening of the Edition's roof garden with a fusion of sounds from UK's top International DJ (JOONE) and Shanghai's finest DJs with 10 Hours of Hotel Takeover. Embark on a sonic journey across two stages, spanning 10 hours of non-stop music.
Festivals
Modernsky teams up with Xintiandi this holiday for some laid-back noncommittal festival vibes at Mall of the Moon (where Modernsky Lab is located) where they’ll host an array of local acts daily from 3 to 7. So if you’re in the area or wanna take a break from purchasing your summer attire - then pop in and soak in some outdoor tunes from acts like indie pop favorites Peach Illusion, britpop scoudrels Burley Quay or math rock heart-tuggers The Chocolate. Factory. All in all, some solid acts throughout their holiday spread.
Rolling Stone China is presenting an outdoor park with live music by American alternative/R&B artist, Demxntia, who is coming back to Shanghai after a sold-out headlining tour in China earlier this year. Come chill during the day and listen to live music on the lawn starting at 6:15 pm. Grab some great food and drinks by Charlie's, Cantina, KRU, and more. Visit the art spotlight area and participate in activities to win prizes. All through the month of May, soak in the majestic rolling fields of blooming lavender flowers, a famous Shanghai destination.
Live Music
The River, Orchestration, Walkman!河边走 - the nomadic off-kilter psych rock outfit that still manages to give me goosebumps each time I catch them return to Shanghai for a special showcase. One of the most original, talented, and strangely poignant acts I’ve seen in quite a while - they’re lightning in a bottle - one that grows richer with each outing and one that’s brimming alive with possibility.
Unshakeable, intense, sharp, dark, experimental, calm, introverted, direct – no matter your preference 6501 is made for impact. A rooted and swift guitar, bass, and drums trio from Xinjiang that was born out of the ashes of Puppet, one of China’s pioneering rock bands that was founded in 1991. Seasoned pros they are - crafting a stripped-back sound that keeps their biting and direct vocals at bay, utilized only when necessary. Like a bare tree trunk in the wilderness, there’s a rustic cutthroat edge to the band - one that only comes with age and experience.
Lush, warm, mellow indie rock from Tokyo - South Penguin has developed into one of the scene’s most dependable acts - coloring their nonchalant laid-back sounds with gleaming guitar licks and elaborate bass lines - a sun-baked blend of 60s psychedelic music, 80s new wave and Japanese city pop. They return to Shanghai courtesy of Luuv Label with support from Shanghai prog folk rock miscreants Dizang.
Hefei indie rockers Trip Fuel tap into the age of disillusion with evocative precision - a tapestry of emo rock earnestness, post-rock potency, shoegaze dissonance, and 90s-era alt-rock, the band continues to find new and unusual ways to express themselves, its vulnerabilities bleeding into the crevasses of it’s lengthy, brooding, high-wire arrangements. Unwavering, bittersweet, and deftly assembled - the band will be in town as part of their mini-tour with support from up-and-coming emo rockers Zhuyouhui.
The Los Angeles-based singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist NIIA - whose background in future jazz, pop, neo-soul, R&B, hip-hop, and classical music has helped her produce some of the most sultry and atmospheric indie soul music out there. She has quite the track record as well - collaborating with several big names in the music world, including Jazmine Sullivan, Laura Lee (Khruangbin), and Jonathan Wilson - as well as sharing the stage with acts such as Jorja Smith and The xx. Bewitching stuff.
Some of Japan’s leading extreme metal acts in the underground world storm through China this holiday - Tokyo-based Buddhist-themed blackened thrash metal act EVIL - who’ll bring their violent, primitive, rampant, violent, and delirious music that sounds ‘like zombies crawling out of the grave of the 1980s’ to Harley’s Back Room. Also on hand is blackened death metal duo Sex Messiah who hail from Osaka. For those curious about what the first wave of black metal sounded like, this is your jam.
concerts
Shanghai based Italian Jazz performer Simona De Rosa's career started in her native Naples and has since then performed extensively with her team and in Europe and the US. She's won various competitions. Members of the performance also include Michal Ciesielski on piano, Piotr Gierszewski on bass , and Adam Golicki on drums. Two nights only featuring this quartet from May 1 to May 2.
The Holy Trinity of female pop vocalists are Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift, and Pink. These ladies are known not just for their songwriting abilities, but for putting on a show. They enthrall fans throughout the world with their vocal range, catchy tunes, dancing, and all-around edginess. They have reached heights in the music business for their ability to wail and empowering women around the world. For a tribute show, no one's better than the Pearl’s Red Stars band to deliver the goods. This is a night that will keep you dancing to hit after hit after hit.
Clubbing
The Minna-no-kimochi rave crew has organized raves in unconventional locations such as abandoned buildings, warehouses, and coastlines in and around Tokyo. Known for their unique approach to music and events. They provide an environmental trance experience and have roots in experimental and ambient music. The group has developed a distinctive style by deconstructing 90s trance and 2010s EDM with a post-club interpretation. Good event to start the holiday on.
For the 10th Anniversary of Synth Crush, System club hosts Legowelt, an electronic music legend from The Hague, the Netherlands, a wizard in the synthesizer palace, and an Electro/Techno madman. This is his first Shanghai gig. Supporting DJ: Express CC!, DJ EBP, Illsee, Tatz, Velvet Robot.
Wednesday day party with Bianca Oblivion, is a figure who is known for connecting club music cultures between the UK and the US West Coast. Her sets are known for their high energy and blend of genres such as Jersey club, grime, dembow, and baile funk, and global bass. There’s an after-party at Celia for those looking for the all-nighter experience.
Another bites the dust, but not really Roza is closing its doors, temporarily, for renovations and upgrades and is having a hurrah this May holiday. Welp, they promise to go as hard as they can for these last three days pumping minimal, house, electronic, trance, techno, and everything else with as many local stars as they can cram in.
With Kids
During this upcoming May Day holiday, Xirriquiteula Teatre from Spain will take audiences on an outdoor stroll. Over the past 20 years, they have traveled globally to nearly 30 countries and regions, performing over 1000 shows. These giraffes, standing 3 meters tall, engage in spontaneous interactions with children using their unique body language, bringing joy and surprises to families. This street theater performance is suitable for audiences of all ages and lasts about 45 minutes.
The live concert will present a selection of the most spectacular scenes from the television series displayed on a giant LED screen. Accompanying the footage on screen, the series hugely emotive score was composed by Academy Award winner Hans Zimmer, Jacob Shea, and David Fleming for Bleeding Fingers Music, and features the captivating song
With Studio Ghibli's latest film "The Boy and the Heron" winning this year's Oscar for Best Animated Feature, this exhibition now comes at the perfect time. Authorized by Studio Ghibli, this exhibition revolves around the classic animated works of Studio Ghibli. It features three interconnected halls, comprising a total space of 2800 square meters and 24 exhibition areas. Mr. Toshio Suzuki, Chairman and Producer of Studio Ghibli, serves as the overall director of the exhibition. He has also inscribed the exhibition and hand-drawn new character sketches. If you're a Studio Ghibli fan, don't let this opportunity pass!
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