As the global electronic music community continues its search for deeper resonance with space, sound, and spirit, a new signal rises from the mountainous folds of northern China. Introducing
@youshanmusicfestival an intimate, high-altitude gathering promised to become a new cultural touchpoint for the East Asian underground.
Taking place from July 25–27, 2025, YOUSHAN unfolds just an hour outside Beijing by high-speed train, nestled in a secluded valley near Chongli, a region known for its pristine forests, crisp alpine air, and raw natural beauty. But it’s not just the landscape that sets it apart, it’s the intention behind it.
YOUSHAN is guided by a spirit of curiosity and devotion to amplifying forward-thinking electronic music. With a focus on quality and atmosphere, the festival offers an immersive sonic journey shaped by a meticulously curated lineup. It’s a space for deep listening, present moments, and a collective elevation through music, crafted for those who truly seek it.
With 44 artists across three days, from dusk till dawn, the programming unfolds with intention, flowing through House, Electro, Techno, and everything in between. Spread across two stages, more than 45 hours of cutting-edge sound create a continuous pulse in the valley.
The lineup brings together 11 international acts, including
@sit.music @andreypushkarev @answercoderequest and
@danaruh alongside leading Asia regional names such as
@mrhodj @dott_th and
@diskonnected_tw to name a few. Joining them are 33 of China’s most vital talents, emerging from Beijing, Shanghai, Chengdu, Chongqing, Guizhou, and beyond. Representing the country’s most dynamic clubs and labels, they span pioneering figures to rising voices, channeling the pulse of China’s underground into a collective future.
With its inaugural edition, YOUSHAN positions itself not only as a festival, but as a gathering of perspectives, a sonic pilgrimage for those seeking something slower, deeper, and more meaningful.
🗓️Date: July 25, 26, 27
📍Address: Wutong Avenue, SecretForest, Chongli District, Zhangjiakou City, Hebei Province, China
