The best concerts, shows, gigs and more on Time Out Tickets
With amazing stage shows, bands, DJs, artists and so much more happening in Beijing for you to enjoy, we're making it a bit simpler for you by rounding up the best tickets you can get right here, right now.
CBAC Craft Beer Festival
TRB Copper. Nov 16-18. 150RMB (one session); 500RMB (all sessions).
Plenty of delicious pours to be had at the first edition of the Craft Brewer's Association of China's (CBAC) festival, featuring only independent Chinese crafters in their largest ever gathering under one roof – over 30 brewers from across the country will be here, with beers free-flowing.
UFC Fight Night
Cadillac Arena. Nov 24. 280-16,880RMB.
This November, the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) heads to Beijing for the first time ever (and returns to Mainland China for its second time). As it stands, the main event is set to feature heavyweight Curtis Blaydes (number 3) fight for his ranking – and revenge – against Francis Ngannou (number 4). An electric McGregor bout last month raised the profile of the sport even higher – and a few eyebrows too – now see the UFC Fight Night fuss for yourself, right here in Beijing.
The Vaccines
Tango. Nov 13. 480RMB; 380RMB (presale).
Infectious London-based indie rock outfit The Vaccines formed in the late 2000s around the talents of Justin Young, Árni Arnason, Freddie Cowan and Pete Robertson. With hits such as 'If You Wanna' and 'Post Break-Up Sex', the group brings their catchy stufff to Beijing with new release Combat Sports.
Rhye
Omni Space. Nov 14. 450RMB; 350RMB (presale).
Formerly consisting of Danish instrumentalist Robin Hannibal and Mike Milosh, Rhye first surfaced in 2013 with their booming piano, analogue synths, natural percussion and heavenly vocals. Now the solo R&B project of Milosh, Rhye has garnered acclaim from Rolling Stone, Pitchfork and Spin.
Owl City
M Space. Nov 14. 380-780RMB.
Owl City, the one-man band of Adam Young, popped onto the mainstream music scene back in 2009 with his Platinum album Ocean Eyes, containing the chart-topping single 'Fireflies'. His latest album, and basis of his tour, is Cinematic, containing 18 songs that help to tell the story of his life and experiences.
We Are Original Creators: Day One
Tango. Nov 17. 228-1,280RMB.
This two-day music festival heads to Beijing with rappers Machine Gun Kelly and J.I.D. headlining. The We Are Original Creators (stylised WR/OC) promotes young talent in hip-hop. Day one sees VG, Young Gorilla, Bohan Phoenix and many more share the stage with J.I.D.
We Are Original Creators: Day Two
Tango. Nov 18. 300-1,280RMB.
Day two of the WROC music fest sees Lowson, Young Poc, Ziv, Kucci and more share the stage with Machine Gun Kelly.
Scorpions
Olympic Sports Center. Nov 17. 180-1,980RMB.
Founded in Germany over 50 years ago, these rockers have enjoyed a half-century of international success. With chart-toppers including 'Wind of Change', 'Rock You Like a Hurricane' (number 18 on VH1's 100 Greatest Hard Rock Songs) and 'Still Loving You', Scorpions have won multiple awards, and apparently even have an honorary postage stamp in Brazil.
Four Tet
Omni Space. Nov 17. 300RMB; 220RMB (presale).
Formerly of the band Fridge, Kieran Hebden, aka Four Tet, has since established himself as a solo artist, remixing tracks for artists such as Super Furry Animals, Radiohead and Ellie Goulding. Having recently collaborated with the likes of Thom Yorke and Burial, Four Tet was also nominated for a Grammy last year for his remix of The xx's 'A Violent Noise'.
Virgin Suicide
Omni Space. Nov 22. 120RMB; 100RMB (presale).
With nothing to do with the novel or movie of a similar name, Virgin Suicide is a Danish band with sunny vibes and no death-riddled mysteries. With influences from bands such as the Smiths, the Cure and Slowdive, the indie-pop band brings dreamy melodies to the stage with warmth and sweetness.
Jan Lisiecki
NCPA. Sun 11. 50-380RMB.
Jan Lisiecki is probably what most parents want their musically inclined children to turn out like. At just age nine, the Canadian-born pianist (of Polish descent) performed in his first orchestra. Since then, he's gone on to grace the stages of Carnegie Hall and the Royal Albert Hall, and has performed with the best orchestras in the world, including the New York Philharmonic, the BBC Symphony, the Orchestre de Paris and the Montreal Symphony. Catch him in Beijing this November and see one of Canada's brightest young stars.
Daniel Barenboim & Staatskapelle Berlin
NCPA. Nov 18-20. 280-1,280RMB.
With almost 450 years of history and tradition under its belt, Staatskapelle Berlin is one of the oldest orchestras in the world. Long-term conductor Daniel Barenboim will lead the Staatskapelle Berlin, bringing the complete set of Brahms' symphonies to Beijing audiences, as well as the symphonies of Schubert and Beethoven.
A Midsummer Night's Dream
NCPA. Tue 20-Wed 21. 100-600RMB.
The Queensland Ballet Company bring Shakespeare’s whimsical masterpiece to life in a glorious dance drama, thanks to the acclaimed choreographer Liam Scarlett. Together with Mendelssohn’s evocative music, Scarlett’s witty choreography brings the magical, humorous and timeless story of love, jealousy and mistaken identities to life.
The Lord of the Rings in Concert
Beijing Exhibition Centre. Dec 18-19. 280-1,280RMB.
The Lord of the Rings comes to Beijing in concert with The Fellowship of the Ring performed first. Howard Shore's majestic scores are brought to life by China's National Opera House Symphony Orchestra, creating the soaring, thrilling vistas of Middle Earth through music while scenes from Peter Jackson's award-winning film play behind. Experience the fellowship's quest in person, with all the sweeping, operatic greatness it deserves.
Alexander Markov + Tian Jiang
Beijing Comedy Theatre. Dec 25. 180-1,080RMB.
Internationally celebrated violinist Alexander Markov has been hailed as one of the world’s most captivating and versatile musicians. He's joined in Beijing by Tian Jiang, an internationally renowned pianist recognised for his signature colours in sound and over-the-edge thrilling virtuosity.
Tap Dogs
Poly Theatre. Dec 27-31. 180-880RMB.
This Aussie tap-dancing crew breathe new life into a time-honoured genre by mixing nimble feet with thumping live sounds. Dein Perry’s Tap Dogs returns to the stage with its trademark blend of live music and tap dance as you’ve never seen before. Described as 'positively electrifying' by The New York Observer and 'the hottest show on legs' by Time Out London, this toe-tapping dance extravaganza comes to Beijing this December.
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