The best parties this holiday weekend in Shanghai

DJ Healthy

DJ Healthy is the beat moniker behind Leonardo Lakerson, founder and designer of Hong Kong cult streetwear label OKOKOK. Inspired by DIY aesthetics, '80s triad films and virtual culture, DJ Healthy has always had one foot in streetwear and the other in a dusty crate of records. With equal love for wav files as he does for gifs, DJ Healthy has put out a series of mixtapes under OKOKOK with Hong Kong based artists like Junkie.T and Delf to Los Angeles collective Pleasures. Expect road rap, grime, jersey club and '90s Canto Pop.

Le Baron 10pm. Free.

Kilocon takeover

Every Thursday record label Kilocon, based in that weird part of the internet ‘cause variety freaks out basic people', take over DADA. Expect everything but basic: forward-looking beats influenced by bass, classic house, RnB, hip-hop and soul music, all presented by label boss High Love and his guests, which will rotate every week.

DADA 10pm. Free.

The Mansion Chinese Party 

Westward house of crunkness The Mansion go big for CNY. The house will be fully decorated, the ayi is cooking traditional new year food for the guests, plus there will be fireworks at midnight, ten DJs and many hongbao gifts on offer. It's an open bar and BYO booze, too.

The Mansion 10pm. 100RMB.

Sovnd of Shanghai: Fire Rooster Takeover 

Sovnd of Shanghai are dedicated to conveying the mix of world hip-hop movements and urban culture. The Fire Rooster Takeover is a night to welcome the Chinese New Year of the Fire Rooster. DJs of DJ S.Kiv, Kadwell, D-JAZz, Karishti and Ana Couture. Expect dancers, fire and roosters.

Unico 10pm. 100RMB.

Chinese New Year's Eve Celebration

Bar Rouge and MVP are fully prepped to celebrate Chinese New Year. Performances, champagne and more of the finer things in life. Dress up in your favourite costume and dance to DJ Keint on the decks.

Bar Rouge 10pm. 100RMB.

Wonky Kong-Hei-Fat-Choi

Bass monkeys WONKY KONG celebrate the first day of Chinese New Year. Prepare for an assault on the senses with UK funky, bass, garage and grime over eight hours of non-stop rhythm. Wonky Kong residents Ian T, Siesta and Andy S on the ones and twos with visuals by Mike Ward.

DADA 10pm. Free.