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Cui Jian is widely celebrated as the pioneer and enduring icon of Chinese rock. Emerging in the 1980s with a blend of rock, folk, jazz, and traditional Chinese elements, he helped reshape China’s music landscape and inspired generations of musicians. Dubbed the Godfather of Chinese Rock, Cui Jian’s career spans decades, marked by boundary-pushing albums, provocative performances, and a lasting influence on Mandarin-language rock.

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On stage and in studio, Cui Jian combines raw rock energy with storytelling and social commentary, earning him both critical acclaim and a dedicated global fanbase. His 1986 breakthrough with Nothing to My Name and the landmark 1989 release Rock 'n' Roll on the New Long March are cornerstone records in Chinese music history. He continues to tour and release music, bringing his distinctive sound to audiences around the world.

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Below you’ll find a detailed biography, career highlights, discography milestones, and current tour information for Cui Jian. We’ve got you covered for securing seats to Keep Going Wild shows in 2025, with reliable ticket access and clear event details.

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From award-winning performances to international recognition, Cui Jian’s influence extends beyond China’s borders. He holds prestigious honors including the Prince Claus Award (2000) and Best Mandarin Male Singer at the 33rd Golden Melody Awards (for A Flying Dog, 2021). The Keep Going Wild tour (2024–2025) includes confirmed 2025 dates in Shanghai, Xi’an, and more, continuing his legacy as a trailblazer in Mandarin-language rock.

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For fans and new listeners alike, this page provides an accessible overview of Cui Jian’s career, essential discography highlights, and practical tour information to help you secure your seats for upcoming performances. Follow official channels for the latest updates and tour news.

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Quick Facts About Cui Jian

  • Pioneer of Chinese rock; rose to prominence with Nothing to My Name (1986) and the landmark Rock 'n' Roll on the New Long March (1989).
  • Known for an eclectic mix of rock, folk, jazz, hip-hop, electronic, and traditional Chinese elements; often described as the 'Godfather of Chinese Rock.'
  • Discography spans 1984–2021 (and beyond in various listings), with studio albums including Return of the Prodigal (1984), Rock 'n' Roll on the New Long March (1989), Solution (1991), Balls Under the Red Flag (1994), The Power of the Powerless (1998), Show You Colour (2005), Frozen Light (2015), and A Flying Dog (2021).
  • The 2021 single The B-Side of Time from A Flying Dog was highlighted on the Tencent Music Entertainment (TME) Chart as a top rock track of the year.
  • Awards include Best Mandarin Male Singer at the 33rd Golden Melody Awards (for A Flying Dog, 2021) and the Prince Claus Award (2000); he has also received other national/international recognitions over the years.
  • In 2024–2025, Cui launched the Keep Going Wild tour; confirmed 2025 dates include Shanghai (June 14, 2025), Xi’an (August 23, 2025), and Xi’an again on December 20, 2025.

The records

Cui Jian Discography

  • Cui Jian (2022)
    2022 · Unknown/unclear
  • A Flying Dog (飞狗)
    2021 · Zhengdong, UMG
  • Frozen Light (光冻)
    2015 · Sony Music
  • Show You Colour (给你一点颜色)
    2005 · JingWen; East West
  • The Power of the Powerless (无能的力量)
    1998 · China Record Corp (China); JingWen; World Beat
  • Balls Under the Red Flag (红旗下的蛋)
    1994 · East West; JingWen; EMI
  • Solution (解决)
    1991 · JingWen; East West; EMI; Coden; UFO
  • Rock 'n' Roll on the New Long March (新长征路上的摇滚)
    1989 · Beyoung; JingWen; Coden; EMI
  • Returning Wanderer (浪子归, Return of the Prodigal)
    1984 · Hong Kong/Taiwan release; Shenzhen Audio & Video; BMG; Rock
  • Contemporary European and American Popular Jazz Disco (当代欧美流行爵士Disco)
    1984 · China Audio & Video Publishing
  • I'll Tell You in My Dream (梦中的倾诉)
    1985 · CRC; King

The hits

Top Cui Jian Songs

  • A Flying Dog (飞狗)
    2021 · CHN TME: 3
  • I Have Nothing (一无所有)
    2006 · N/A
  • Piece of Red Cloth (一块红布)
    1991 · N/A
  • Nothing to My Name (无所有/ Nothing to My Name)
    1986 · N/A

From award-winning performances to international recognition, Cui Jian’s influence extends beyond China’s borders. He holds prestigious honors including the Prince Claus Award (2000) and Best Mandarin Male Singer at the 33rd Golden Melody Awards (for A Flying Dog, 2021). The Keep Going Wild tour (2024–2025) includes confirmed 2025 dates in Shanghai, Xi’an, and more, continuing his legacy as a trailblazer in Mandarin-language rock.

For fans and new listeners alike, this page provides an accessible overview of Cui Jian’s career, essential discography highlights, and practical tour information to help you secure your seats for upcoming performances. Follow official channels for the latest updates and tour news.

Official social links and website:

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