A dance performance exploring the relationship between tradition and contemporary life will be staged in Beijing on Saturday.
The 21st Shanghai Television Festival is underway in the city of Shanghai.
"We've toured around the world performing over 2,900 concerts in more than 50 countries and today I am excited to announce that for the first time ever we are performing in Shanghai! See you September 14!" Jon Bon Jovi writes to Chinese fans.
After three years with a prestigious mentor, a young drama enthusiast is staging Western plays translated into Chinese.
Eighteen years ago, while traveling to Frankfurt, Taiwan-based musician Huang Chia-Wei came across a group of German finger-style guitarists at a musical-instrument exhibition.
Fu Sheng, a historic play that pays tribute to a Qin Dynasty (221-206 BC) scholar, closed the first China Original Drama Invitational Exhibition on July 14, which was organized by National Theater of China.
Beijing's Palace Museum, also known as the Forbidden City, has an ongoing porcelain exhibition that promises visitors a wide view of imperial China.
British rock band Muse are touring to China for the first time.
Chinese dancer-choreographer Zi Wei will join hands with Abbe Simon Romuald, a dancer-choreographer from Cameroon by performing their contemporary dance work, Circle and Rupture, at Beijing LDTX Theater from Friday to Sunday, as a part of the ongoing Croisements Festival 2015.
All That Jazz, a popular radio program broadcast by Easy FM, China Radio International, celebrated its ten-year birthday in Beijing's 798 Art Zone on June 1.
Magma, a French progressive rock group, held live concerts in Shenzhen, Beijing and Shanghai from May 29 to May 31 as a part of their world tour called "The Endless Tour".
About one year ago, Taiwan rock musician Wu Chun-lin, more popularly referred to by his stage name, Wu Bai, spotted a young man riding a motorcycle along a narrow path in a small village in southern Taiwan. The young man was singing loudly, a guitar strapped to his back.