摇滚那达慕2011中国巡演上海站
蒙古传统民族庆典～那达慕！
一个月前Dj BO 曾带领上海摇滚翘楚 Boys Climbing Ropes 等，远赴乌兰巴托及周边城市完成了首次摇滚那达慕之旅，此次传奇的异色之旅不仅满载赞誉归来，同时也完成了一次邀请……
蒙古现代摇滚最具代表性乐队 The Lemons 及 A-Sound，两支传奇团体将在8月20日首次来到摇滚重镇上海，登陆Mao Livehouse，将真正的现代蒙古，充满神秘色彩的未知世界，一无保留地展现在这座魔都的面前！
摇滚那达慕将来到上海，这不是传统那达慕，没有摔跤没有射箭，只有各种欲望的满足，和践踏电子节拍的摇滚暴力！
届时谁会更邪恶，谁会更疯魔？
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这将会是一场特殊的中国大陆巡回之旅，此次上海站的演出中，曾在开篇提到的 Boys Climbing Ropes 及 The Horde ，Moon Tyrant 这些刚从乌兰巴托回来的乐队都将一并到场，由于各种原因未能成行的 The Beat Bandits 也将上台，不可能错过如此“盛大”的聚会，因为当晚将播放那部电影，记录了首次上海摇滚北上蒙古的特殊历程。
【时间】8月20日 21:00
【乐队】The Lemons（蒙古）, A-Sound（蒙古）
【嘉宾】Boys Climbing Ropes, Moon Tyrant, The Horde, The Beat Bandits, DJ B.O
【门票】60RMB(预定）限100张 / 80RMB(现场）
【地点】MAO Livehouse Shanghai
预售方式：邮箱订票 misuzu70@gmail.com
订票请在邮件标题标明演出时间和名称，邮件正文留下姓名、手机号码、演出名称和所需票数，工作人员将登记在册。1个工作日内收到回复即预订成功，届时现场取票即可。订票一律截止到演出当天中午12点结束。(中英文均可）
关于The Lemons
来自蒙古国首都乌兰巴托，没有人知道他们何时成立，几年地下演出之后于2006年发行了处女作 Red Album。
可以肯定的是他们是蒙古历史上第一支成功的摇滚乐队。乐队早期通常被评论描述为蒙古的The Strokes。今天他们已经成为一支拥有多首热门单曲的全职乐队，活跃于乌兰巴托各大摇滚俱乐部，每周都可以在那里找到他们的身影！
主唱Odno的已经让自己的形象成为了乐队的代表，同时也成为蒙古时尚界独特的标志！
2006年在Playtime音乐节（蒙古第一个也是最大型的摇滚音乐节）大放异彩之后成为音乐节的常客饱受盛赞。 之后几年里The Lemons进行了欧洲亚洲及日本的小型巡演。
2009年发行第二张专辑，风格涉及后摇滚和朋克摇滚，态度更为激进更为地下，伴随蒙古摇滚音景的不断成熟，专辑成为蒙古摇滚经典。
乐队为此制作多支推广录音带，除了在我们不用软件是看不到的Youtube，目前优酷上也有大量 The Lemons 的视频资料包括这些制作精良的录音带（只需用The Lemons字段搜索即可）。
日前他们正在进行第三张专辑的录制。
乐队录影带：
http://site.douban.com/widget/videos/1246417/video/46176/
http://site.douban.com/widget/videos/1246417/video/46177/
或者登陆 youku ，键入 The Lemons 将会有更多惊喜！
关于A-Sound
A-Sounds是蒙古摇滚音乐的另一极点，强烈的流行摇滚气质，犹如亚洲的Kings of convenience / Keane / Coldplay或者不输给他们中任何一支。与被称作“坏男孩”的Lemons相比，A-Sounds专注经典情歌，曲风更清新。如果把Lemons比作 The Rolling Stones， A-Sound就是The Beatles。仿佛来自古代的蒙古的神明在草原上撒播的种子，如今成为现代人遁世的森林。
乐队成立于2006年，成员5名：
主唱：Temuulen
节奏吉他：Monkbold
鼓手：Batpurev
主音吉他：Altangerel
键盘：Purevsuk
乐队录影带：
http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XMTYzOTA4NjI4.html
http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XMjc3ODIxMTAw.html
http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XNzc4Nzk2ODA=.html
http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XNjgwNzM5NzY=.html
Boys Climbing Ropes：
http://site.douban.com/bcr/
Moon Tyrant：
http://site.douban.com/moontyrant/
DJ B.O：
http://www.shanghai247.net/music/features/247-mix-series-1-dj-bo-mods-rockers-mix
The Beat Bandits：
http://site.douban.com/beatbandits/
Rock Naadam 2011: China Tour
~The tour that brought China-based bands to Mongolia for the first time is now bringing great Mongolian rock bands A-Sound and The Lemons to Ningbo, Shanghai, and Nanjing.~
Sponsored by MusicDish China ( site.
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http://weibo.com/musicdishchina )
Official Wine Sponsored by Jin Bao Men (
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August 19 - Ningbo
venue: CMK Music House
price: 50 RMB
performers:
-Rock bands from Mongolia: The Lemons, A-Sound
-Moon Tyrant
-The Horde
-DJ B.O
August 20 - Shanghai
time: 9 pm sharp!
venue: Mao Livehouse
price: 60 RMB pre-sale, 80 RMB at the door
e-mail misuzu70@gmail.com for presale.
performances:
-Rock bands from Mongolia: The Lemons, A-Sound
-Acts from the Rock Naadam tour of Mongolia: Boys Climbing Ropes, Moon Tyrant, The Horde*, DJ B.O
-Extended preview of documentary film about the Rock Naadam tour of Mongolia by Rob Ellis
-Special guests: The Beat Bandits
-Traditional Mongolian performances
August 21 – Nanjing
venue: 61 House
price: 30 RMB pre-sale, 40 RMB at the door
performers:
Rock bands from Mongolia: The Lemons, A-Sound
-DJ B.O
*The Horde is Ho-Tom the Conqueror & Co. Accompanying him to Mongolia is Fierce Franco. The Mao Livehouse performance of The Horde will be as a four-piece, including Ho-Tom and Franco.
This will be a special tour, as it will be the first time to China for A-Sound, and the first performances for rock music fans in China (they previously did a one-off gig in Beijing at a Mongolian culture event). In April, Trash A Go-Go brought Mongolian rock band Mohanik to Shanghai for a pair of shows that got a great reaction. We think this will continue the trend, and at Mao Livehouse it will be much bigger!
The Lemons
The Lemons formed in Ulaanbaatar and played shows for a few years before releasing their debut album in 2006, Red Album. It was the first rock album released by a Mongolian band to achieve national commercial success without heavily compromising its rock sound. Many critics have described it as sounding similar to early work of The Strokes. It featured a few hits, perhaps most prominently Hairtai and Dzuud Noirondoo (transcribed from the Mongolian Cyrillic alphabet). The band was able to devote its energies full time to music and began playing multiple shows a week at Ulanbaatar music venues, which they continue to do to this day.
Lead singer and rhythm guitarist Odno established himself as a national style icon, with his sunglasses and hat becoming a signature for him and the band itself.
The band secured a devout following their impassioned set at the 2006 Playtime Festival (Mongolia's first and biggest rock fest). Their annual performances at Playtime since then have consistently been lauded.
In 2009, The Lemons released their second album, Залуу Ленины Ойролцоо Зн Давхарт…. (roughly Dzathoo Lenenee Oiroltso Ze Davkart) It significantly expanded the band's sound to include influences from post rock to punk rock. Due to its more challenging sound, the album didn't become as ubiquitous
as their first effort, though in the three years since their first album the core Mongolian rock audience had expanded significantly (at least somewhat due to The Lemons themselves) and almost universally declared it a triumph.
For this album, the band made a few extremely well produced music videos which can be seen on YouTube:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=nb9J57RAazc
www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1wZvWKqa0s
The Lemons have begun work on their third album.
A-Sound
A-Sound are one of the most popular rock bands in Mongolia. They have a pop-rock sound similar to Keane and Coldplay. As opposed to the “bad boy” Lemons, A-Sound are a lot more focused on classic love songs and appeal to a more pop music friendly audience. If The Lemons are The Rolling Stones, A-Sound are The Beatles.
The band formed in August 2006 as a five-piece:
lead vocal: Temuulen
rhythm guitar: Monkbold
drums: Batpurev
lead guitar: Altangerel
keyboard: Purevsuk
A-Sound put out their debut album in July 2008: Release. It was the first Mongolian rock album to feature some songs in English. The album featured many popular songs, including: “Uyanga,” “Shine On,” and “Forever.” “Uyanga” is a popular girl's name and is a pleasant song sung in Mongolian. “Shine On” and “Forever” are two slices of immaculate pop song-craft, and to music critic (among other things) Brian Offenther, should have been international pop smashes. In “Forever,” lead singer Temuulen's crystal clear voice really sours. In early 2009, a deluxe version of Release was put out and featured two bonus live cuts. Later in 2009, A-Sound began recording an follow up album, but after becoming unsatisfied with the results, scraped it. In April of this year, the band began anew to record a follow up.
The band performs multiple times a week at clubs in Ulaanbaatar, as well as at popular theater and festival shows.
Fun fact: For a few months in 2009, A-Sound and DJ B.O (aka Brian Offenther, aka “me”) had a weekly night called Rock-It Thursdays at River Sound nightclub in Ulaanbaatar.
Youtube videos:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ic7yN2B5-yo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5-mcaI1Cq4&feature=related
Contact:
Brian Offenther – 13818937693 – brianoffenther@yahoo.com
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