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  • 1. 2 Kolegas Bar

    Live music bar at a drive-in movie theater. Two miles east of the Lufthansa Center.

  • 2. 13 Club

    Hardcore venue in the university district of Haidian.

  • 3. Browns

    Live jazz every Thursday from 9pm.

  • 4. CD Jazz Café

    Beijing’s only dedicated jazz venue.

  • 5. Icehouse

    Blues bar attached to RBL (see RBL).

  • 6. Nameless Highland

    Expect anything from Mongolian folk to Japanese punk and Chinese Britpop.

  • 7. New Get Lucky

    Nuren Jie bar majoring in Chinese rock, roots, and folk.

  • 8. The Tree

    The music is incidental to the business of drinking, but the occasional act impresses.

  • 9. What? Bar

    Terrific little, indie-oriented music bar close by the west gate of the Forbidden City.

  • 10. Yugong Yishan

    The city’s most satisfying music venue, with an eclectic but always laudable booking policy.

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