Creamfields China
Creamfields China · Chengdu, China
The festival
Creamfields was born in 1998 in Winchester, England, in the wake of Liverpool's legendary Cream: it grew into one of the world's biggest electronic music festival brands, with editions on every continent. In China, the brand is carried by Brotherhood Music (BHM), which brought it to the country in the mid-2010s, with editions in several major cities.
The Chengdu edition, in the spring of 2019, took over the city's Intangible Cultural Heritage Park, in the Qingyang district: two days of electronic celebration in the capital of Sichuan, with big stages and crowds from all over China.
The film of the edition, “Creamfields Chengdu 2019”, directed by The Creator Room (Edwardo Chan, Adrian Lee and Sunzac) and published on Vimeo by its production team, is embedded below for direct viewing.
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Key facts
Name: Creamfields China. Place: Chengdu Intangible Cultural Heritage Park, Qingyang District, Chengdu, Sichuan, China. Organization: Brotherhood Music (BHM) for China; Creamfields brand (United Kingdom). Documented edition: 13 and 14 April 2019, Chengdu. Official site: creamfields.com. Official contact: in the course of verification.
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Creamfields Chengdu 2019 — the film of the edition
© The Creator Room (Vimeo) — directed by Edwardo Chan, Adrian Lee and Sunzac
To see around the festival
The giant panda base — Chengdu's research base of giant panda breeding, the stars of Sichuan. Jinli ancient street — lanterns, stalls and Sichuan specialities, a stone's throw from the Wuhou Shrine. Dujiangyan and Mount Qingcheng — the ancient irrigation system and the Taoist mountain, both UNESCO-listed, at the city's gates.