Shanghai's law enforcement authorities have cleared popular Taiwan band Mayday of lip-syncing in a series of concerts in Shanghai in November last year.
Law enforcement officials of the Shanghai Administration of Culture and Tourism said in a recent interview with paper.cn that no violation of law was detected based on on-site supervision and investigation. This was in response to online accusations claiming lead vocal Ashin was partly lip-syncing during the eight Shanghai performances.
每场安排多名市、区两级文化执法人员在音控台区域进行全程监管,现场核验演员信息及演出节目,督促演出举办单位派专人对演唱、演奏行为进行监督,并作出记录备查。记录内容包括演员、乐队、曲目的名称和演唱、演奏过程的基本情况,并由演出举办单位负责人和监督人员签字确认。
The accusations triggered an online buzz immediately at the end of last year. In China, lip-syncing in front of paying audiences is technically banned.
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