Modern Sky Lab
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Modern Sky, a record label, has set up its Lab to be the stomping grounds for all kinds of music fans. They’ve set up an art gallery, café, and shop to pass the time at before the show! Everyone’s set out for a good night of moving with the stars of the night, from bass-heavy rock bands to bass-dropping DJs. Pack tight in the main mosh area or opt to view the action from one of the two balconies! On a good night, you’ll be riding the energy of 1,200 other concert-goers!
Third Floor, 188 Ruihong Road, Hongkou District, Shanghai, China
瑞虹路188号3楼, 近天虹路
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