The Hush!! Full Band Festival is a free entrance government-sponsored music festival focussing on local rock music with invited international guest bands.
The Hush!! Full Band Festival is a free entrance government-sponsored music festival focussing on local rock music with invited international guest bands.
In 2005, the Hush!! Full Band Festival got established, a government-sponsored modern music festival featuring pop rock and hard rock bands from all over Asia with a focus on Macau bands. The festival is free of charge and it's in its 9th edition in 2013. [1]
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