Chinese and international independent music. Wooozy is also a supporter of local talent, previously holding the “Wooozy Sessions” which was a series of events that invited Chinese bands outside of Shanghai to play in Shanghai, thus giving them a platform to showcase their talent. Bands like Skip Skip Ben Ben and Mr. Graceless played at previous Wooozy Sessions. In April 2014, the community launched “Wooozy Offline” – a series of parties that bring some of the most important and relevant DJ's and producers from around the world to play with local Chinese DJs. International artists for the Wooozy Offline series include New York Transit Authority, Bok Bok, Nguzunguzu, The Field, Slackk, Lakker, DJ Nobu, Palmistry, Logos, and Untold. Festivals Split Works owns and operates several independent events and festivals in China: Concrete & Grass An annual outdoor music festival in Shanghai, previously known as 'Echo Park'. The festival featured 57 artists across four stages, and was headlined by Gerard Way, Kelis, Jay Park, Pennywise, Chase & Status and Black Star. The 2016 edition was headlined by Japanese band Sekai No Owari, rapper A$AP Ferg and Hong Kong actor Edison Chen. The festival in 2017 was headlined by RADWIMPS, DIIV. Carsick Cars played their first album in full and for the first time in six years with the original lineup. Concrete & Grass is coming up with Li Jian, Daddy Yankee, Slowdive, Togawa Jun and Zee Avi in 2018. JUE | Music + Art Festival JUE | Music + Art Festival began in 2009 and is an annual urban festival that takes place in Beijing and Shanghai concurrently. JUE aims to showcase the best of the local creative communities in both cities and invites artists from around the world to share their talent with China. Its ethos lies in supporting the community, resisting large and obvious branding, and curating music and arts events for everyone to enjoy. 2014 saw the celebration of JUE | Music + Art's sixth year in China and is one of the top three most recognized festivals in China. Black Rabbit Music Festival In 2011 Split Works worked with Taihe Live to produce the first ever Black Rabbit Music Festival Presented by OPPO Real in Beijing on September 17 and in Shanghai on September 18. At the time it was the largest international music festival China had seen. The festival had three stages in Beijing and four