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SCMP Reporter

Festival-goers on the mainland  can choose from a number of events over the Labour Day holidays from May 1 to 3.
Zebra Music Festival (Chengdu, below)
Venue: Tulips Flora Park (Yujinxiang Huahui Gongyuan) in the Xindu district
Line-up: includes rockers Dragon Tao and Proximity Butterfly;  folk groups Elephant Fan and Zhao Mu Yang; groups such as Asaf Avidan & the Mojos  from Israel, and Sodagreen and Monkey Pilot  from Taiwan. 
For information: www.myzmf.com/enshow.shtml  
Midi Music Festival  (Beijing)
Venue: Haidian Park, 2 Xin Jian Gong Men Lu, Haidian district
Line-up: Mongolian folk collective and 'Chinagrass' pioneers HangGai; hip hop group Yin Ts'ang; rockers AK-47; Carsick Cars; Voodoo Kungfu; electro band Yufeimen;  folk rock group Nanwu;  Hong Kong's King Lychee;  Singapore's Inch Chua; Stalingrad Cowgirls  from Finland; and indie band Audio's Pain from Spain.
For information: www.midifestival.com  
Strawberry Music Festival  
 In addition to its annual music jamboree in October, indie label Modern Sky  is hosting the alternative Strawberry Music Festival at Tongzhou Canal Park in suburban Beijing.
The tentative line-up, which overlaps in part with the Midi festival, includes Queen Sea Big Shark; Pet Conspiracy; Re-Tros; rockers New Perfume  and Boys Climbing Ropes  from Shanghai.



Buzz in the air as music fans count down to holidays