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Maiday
Maiday formed in Beijing in 2004 with Zhang Wei on vocals, Dai Peng on guitar, Xie Xing on bass, and Ren Ke on drums. Their sound pulled from heavy metal,...
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Maiday formed in Beijing in 2004 with Zhang Wei on vocals, Dai Peng on guitar, Xie Xing on bass, and Ren Ke on drums. Their sound pulled from heavy metal, hard rock, and punk, giving it a raw, aggressive edge that stood out in the city's rock scene.
In 2010, the band had a breakthrough with the single "You," which became a hit and appeared on their album Desperation. The song's success brought them wider attention both in China and internationally.
They released other albums like Wasteland, Back to Rock, and Black Hole. Their live shows were known for being intense and energetic, drawing fans who connected with their direct, unpolished approach to rock music.
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