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Yuyintang (育音堂), venue & local show promoter

Address:

  • Yan'an Xi Lu 1731/ Kai Xuan Lu, 1st Floor
  • 延安西路1731号/凯旋路口

Website: www.yuyintang.org


Directions:
Metro Line 3 West Yan'an Road Station
Metro Line 4 West Yan'an Road Station


Contents

History

Yuyintang started out as show promoters in October 2003 and was founded by Zhang Haisheng and Joecy Wu. After having shows in different venues around town they settled down in their own venue in Long Cao Road, the Yuyintang Warehouse, in March 2006. After the clamp down of the warehouse location in April 2007 by the XuHui district Culture Bureau they temporarily held several shows at the Zhijang Dream Factory (in Jing'an District) and finally moved to a new location on Yan'an Xi Lu in late 2007/early 2008.

On November 5th, 2009, The Shanghai Hot List (20 people to watch) is published on CNNgo, mentioning Zhang Haisheng of Yu Yin Tang on place no. 7, Elaine Chow of Shanghaiist on no. 12, Archie Hamilton of Split Works on no. 16 and the NEOCHA.com crew on no. 19.[1]

On April 23rd, the Yuyintang in Shanghai was reportedly shut down by the local police. According to Jake Newby: Last night at around half past nine, police showed up at Yuyintang and told them the planned gig for that night (local folk artist Wu Ji) would not be going ahead. No real reason was given, they simply asked to speak to the manager and asked to see the venue's licenses. Audience members (there were around 20-30 people there at the time, not a huge crowd) were told that the gig was cancelled and that they needed to leave the venue. The authorities then confiscated equipment from Yuyintang - the cash tills and everything from the sound desk, including the computer.[2] On April 26th, it was announced that the Yuyintang would be open again with normal operation ongoing, leaving the whole scene in doubt, why the shutdown had been there at the first place.[3]

Further Information

Official Pages

Articles

Interviews

References

  1. ↑ CNNgo Shanghai (2009-11-05). "The Shanghai Hot List: 20 people to watch". Retrieved on 2009-11-06.
  2. ↑ Jake Newby (2010-04-24). "Yuyintang shut down". Retrieved on 2010-04-24.
  3. ↑ Jake Newby (2010-04-26). "Yuyintang open again". Retrieved on 2010-04-26.



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