Colin Phils

U.S. band Colin Phils offers complex instrumental music along with vocals. Their sound has been described as part math-rock, part post-rock, with catchy hooks and harmonies throughout. Utilizing guitar loops, synth lines and intricate drumming to define the style, Colin Phils has played in South Korea, China and the United States.

Time: 8:30 p.m., Aug. 23

Tickets: 80-100 yuan

The Sulis Club

The Sulis Club is a Hong Kong four-piece indie rock band passionate about making music by using their own thoughts and musical spirits. Their music combines the elements of British rock, Japanese rock, instrumental rock and pop. Their work is influenced by Oasis, Jets, Ellegarden, Toe, Hiatus, The Killers and many more. Their latest album “Change” aims to explore the two major changes often encountered in one’s life, namely the internal and external. It contains numerous subtext and cross-reference with concepts involving changes in art or history itself.

Time: 8:30 p.m., Aug. 24

Tickets: 80-100 yuan

Yisa Yu

Chinese singer Yisa Yu, or Yu Kewei, started out singing in bars and participated in several singing competitions. Her career took off after she won fourth place in the 2009 season of Hunan Satellite TV’s “Super Girl.” Soon after the competition ended, Yu was invited to record the theme song for Chinese 3-D movie “The King of Milu Deer.” Then she signed with Rock Records and released her debut album “Blue Shorts.” After rolling out albums “Add a Little Happiness” and “Lost Love,” her recent album “Walking by the Road” was released last year.

Time: 8:30 p.m., Aug. 31

Tickets: 180-280 yuan

Venue: Hou Live, -1/F, KK One, 9289 Binhe Boulevard, Futian District (福田区滨河大道9289号KK One负一层Hou Live)

Metro: Line 9 to Xiasha Station (下沙站), Exit B(SD News)