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Q: China EDM events from 13/12/14 to 03/01/15?

I'm on holiday in China from 13/12/14 to 03/01/15. I'd really like to go to some raves or EDM events. Does anyone know of any? Also any ideas what to do for western new year?

 

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Bit too early to know now, but there should be some stuff coming out later.

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Raves are popular drug dens. And western new year? There are no foreigners involved in Raves Mr. Officer  Sir. 

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