Shanghai Midi Festival 2011 Wrap Up – Arts & Entertainment

shanghainovice.com — Shanghai finally played host to the biggest rock music festival in China, the Midi Festival. After three days of rock music madness here are the highlights and the fails from the first ever Shanghai Midi Festival.

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