This past Saturday, NYU Shanghai hosted FEST — a night of live music featuring professional band Dirty Fingers, NYU Shanghai’s very own Fifteen Thirteen, as well as bands from other Shanghai universities: Appetite, Flicker of Ember, Schrodiner’s Fish, Square Torpedo, Philadelphia and Pale Air—all performing many of their original songs. (Photo by: NYU Shanghai) This past Saturday, NYU Shanghai hosted FEST — a night of live music featuring professional band Dirty Fingers, NYU Shanghai’s very own Fifteen Thirteen, as well as bands from other Shanghai universities: Appetite, Flicker of Ember, Schrodiner’s Fish, Square Torpedo, Philadelphia and Pale Air—all performing many of their original songs. (Photo by: NYU Shanghai) This past Saturday, NYU Shanghai hosted FEST — a night of live music featuring professional band Dirty Fingers, NYU Shanghai’s very own Fifteen Thirteen, as well as bands from other Shanghai universities: Appetite, Flicker of Ember, Schrodiner’s Fish, Square Torpedo, Philadelphia and Pale Air—all performing many of their original songs. (Photo by: NYU Shanghai) This past Saturday, NYU Shanghai hosted FEST — a night of live music featuring professional band Dirty Fingers, NYU Shanghai’s very own Fifteen Thirteen, as well as bands from other Shanghai universities: Appetite, Flicker of Ember, Schrodiner’s Fish, Square Torpedo, Philadelphia and Pale Air—all performing many of their original songs. (Photo by: NYU Shanghai) This past Saturday, NYU Shanghai hosted FEST — a night of live music featuring professional band Dirty Fingers, NYU Shanghai’s very own Fifteen Thirteen, as well as bands from other Shanghai universities: Appetite, Flicker of Ember, Schrodiner’s Fish, Square Torpedo, Philadelphia and Pale Air—all performing many of their original songs. (Photo by: NYU Shanghai) This past Saturday, NYU Shanghai hosted FEST — a night of live music featuring professional band Dirty Fingers, NYU Shanghai’s very own Fifteen Thirteen, as well as bands from other Shanghai universities: Appetite, Flicker of Ember, Schrodiner’s Fish, Square Torpedo, Philadelphia and Pale Air—all performing many of their original songs. (Photo by: NYU Shanghai) This past Saturday, NYU Shanghai hosted FEST — a night of live music featuring professional band Dirty Fingers, NYU Shanghai’s very own Fifteen Thirteen, as well as bands from other Shanghai universities: Appetite, Flicker of Ember, Schrodiner’s Fish, Square Torpedo, Philadelphia and Pale Air—all performing many of their original songs. (Photo by: NYU Shanghai) This past Saturday, NYU Shanghai hosted FEST — a night of live music featuring professional band Dirty Fingers, NYU Shanghai’s very own Fifteen Thirteen, as well as bands from other Shanghai universities: Appetite, Flicker of Ember, Schrodiner’s Fish, Square Torpedo, Philadelphia and Pale Air—all performing many of their original songs. (Photo by: NYU Shanghai) This past Saturday, NYU Shanghai hosted FEST — a night of live music featuring professional band Dirty Fingers, NYU Shanghai’s very own Fifteen Thirteen, as well as bands from other Shanghai universities: Appetite, Flicker of Ember, Schrodiner’s Fish, Square Torpedo, Philadelphia and Pale Air—all performing many of their original songs. (Photo by: NYU Shanghai) This past Saturday, NYU Shanghai hosted FEST — a night of live music featuring professional band Dirty Fingers, NYU Shanghai’s very own Fifteen Thirteen, as well as bands from other Shanghai universities: Appetite, Flicker of Ember, Schrodiner’s Fish, Square Torpedo, Philadelphia and Pale Air—all performing many of their original songs. (Photo by: NYU Shanghai) This past Saturday, NYU Shanghai hosted FEST — a night of live music featuring professional band Dirty Fingers, NYU Shanghai’s very own Fifteen Thirteen, as well as bands from other Shanghai universities: Appetite, Flicker of Ember, Schrodiner’s Fish, Square Torpedo, Philadelphia and Pale Air—all performing many of their original songs. (Photo by: NYU Shanghai) This past Saturday, NYU Shanghai hosted FEST — a night of live music featuring professional band Dirty Fingers, NYU Shanghai’s very own Fifteen Thirteen, as well as bands from other Shanghai universities: Appetite, Flicker of Ember, Schrodiner’s Fish, Square Torpedo, Philadelphia and Pale Air—all performing many of their original songs. (Photo by: NYU Shanghai) This past Saturday, NYU Shanghai hosted FEST — a night of live music featuring professional band Dirty Fingers, NYU Shanghai’s very own Fifteen Thirteen, as well as bands from other Shanghai universities: Appetite, Flicker of Ember, Schrodiner’s Fish, Square Torpedo, Philadelphia and Pale Air—all performing many of their original songs. (Photo by: NYU Shanghai) This past Saturday, NYU Shanghai hosted FEST — a night of live music featuring professional band Dirty Fingers, NYU Shanghai’s very own Fifteen Thirteen, as well as bands from other Shanghai universities: Appetite, Flicker of Ember, Schrodiner’s Fish, Square Torpedo, Philadelphia and Pale Air—all performing many of their original songs. (Photo by: NYU Shanghai) This past Saturday, NYU Shanghai hosted FEST — a night of live music featuring professional band Dirty Fingers, NYU Shanghai’s very own Fifteen Thirteen, as well as bands from other Shanghai universities: Appetite, Flicker of Ember, Schrodiner’s Fish, Square Torpedo, Philadelphia and Pale Air—all performing many of their original songs. (Photo by: NYU Shanghai) This past Saturday, NYU Shanghai hosted FEST — a night of live music featuring professional band Dirty Fingers, NYU Shanghai’s very own Fifteen Thirteen, as well as bands from other Shanghai universities: Appetite, Flicker of Ember, Schrodiner’s Fish, Square Torpedo, Philadelphia and Pale Air—all performing many of their original songs. (Photo by: NYU Shanghai) This past Saturday, NYU Shanghai hosted FEST — a night of live music featuring professional band Dirty Fingers, NYU Shanghai’s very own Fifteen Thirteen, as well as bands from other Shanghai universities: Appetite, Flicker of Ember, Schrodiner’s Fish, Square Torpedo, Philadelphia and Pale Air—all performing many of their original songs. (Photo by: NYU Shanghai) Share: Facebook Twitter Weibo