Tricky to perform at InMusic Festival – Arts & Entertainment

www.timeoutbeijing.com — The InMusic Festival is held Friday 29 - Sunday 31 July.

InMusic Festival was co-launched in 2009 by the Zhangbei government (Hebei province) and InMusic magazine (formerly the Chinese version of Rolling Stone). Held on grassland bordering Inner Mongolia, 250km from Beijing, the festival has been host to both impressive line-ups and plenty of controversies.

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