We're giving away major prizes with roughly RMB32,000 in one-day passes for the Zero-One Technology Festival, a must-see for tech geeks and industry professionals that kicks off this Thursday.
In addition, we're handing out two pairs of free tickets to cool live music events at B10 Live this month. Read more below to find out about each prize, plus how you can win.
Zero-One Technology Festival (July 5-8)
Claiming 'the world's most cutting-edge and diverse futuristic technologies,' Zero-One boasts a broad array of exhibitors showing off their latest products, as well as four days full of discussions, forums and talks hosted by tech CEOs and academics alike.
Major themes for the event include smart homes, healthcare, businesses, security, communities and more – in short, innovation aimed at creating an interconnected future.
Over 100 enterprises will be represented as well as more than 30 'industry leaders,' including former head of Huawei Liu Jiangfeng and Oculus VR co-founder Jack McCauley. Areas such as a 'gaming street' and 'product launch' room, in addition to tech exhibition halls, will be spread out across the massive venue of the I-Factory in Shekou, which previously hosted the city's first TechCrunch event.
For more about the festival, including a list of speakers and daily itinerary, click here.
Jul 5-8, 8.30am; RMB299 exhibition ticket, RMB1,999 one-day pass, RMB2,999 business pass, RMB8,000 VIP pass. I-Factory. Tickets.
WIN!
We're giving away a set of four one-day passes to each of four lucky winners – a total prize value of RMB32,000. For a chance to win four tickets, repost this article on your WeChat Moments with a snappy caption, then send a screenshot of how many likes you've received to our official WeChat account (ThatsShenzhen), along with your name and phone number. We'll choose the top four at 6pm tomorrow.
Concerts at B10 Live (Jul 7, 13)
Swedish shoegaze band E321 is playing Shenzhen this Saturday, while Brit pop-inspired Black Coffee and noise rock group Nouvelle will hit B10 Live the next weekend. See below for what we've previously written about each exciting gig.
With influence from both post-rock and shoegaze, E321 was born in the Swedish industrial city of Vasteras in 2011 and went on to release their first, homemade EP – Among the Trees – the next year. It wasn’t until the end of 2014 that the band released their debut album – Id, a portrayal of humankind’s most primitive thoughts and feelings. Head down to B10 Live as E321 embarks on their very first visit to Shenzhen.
Jul 7, 8.30pm-10pm; RMB90 presale, RMB120 at the door. B10 Live. See event listing. Tickets.
Hong Kong natives from Sha Tin, Black Coffee’s style draws influence from a myriad of genres to create a Brit-pop sound reminiscent of icons like Blur and Oasis. Their recently released debut album Haze Days evokes the range of emotions they input into their work, from carefree and content to dark and somber. Nouvelle began their musical journey in 2015, in the small Guangdong town where the three members originated. Rock ‘n’ roll has since been their window into the world around them, and they’ve used their noise rock tunes to venture far from the point of their humble beginnings.
Jul 13, 8.30pm; RMB70 presale, RMB100 door. B10 Live. See event listing. Tickets.
WIN!
We're giving away a pair of tickets to each concert. For a chance to win, share this article on your WeChat Moments with a snappy caption, then send a screenshot to our official WeChat account (ThatsShenzhen). Don't forget to include your name and phone number.
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