Whether you’re into pop, rock, EDM, classical, K-pop, or Cantopop, this guide covers everything you need, from concert dates and locations to ticket prices and booking tips.

Keep scrolling to discover the most exciting live music events happening in Hong Kong in 2025.

Jay Park Serenades & Body Rolls World Tour in Hong Kong — July 9

Hip-hop icon Jay Park will bring his [Serenades & Body Rolls] World Tour to the city on July 9! As his first global tour in six years, expect the Korean-American rapper delivers his signature soulful R&B and high energy hip-hop, marking a decade since ‘Mommae’. He will visit Jarkata, Osaka, Singapore, and more Asian and Australian cities after Hong Kong.

When: July 9, 2025
Where: AsiaWorld-Expo Hall 10, 1 Airport Expo Blvd, Chek Lap Kok
Tickets: Ffrom HK$788. Visit website for event info and ticketing

Kelly Chen Season 2 Live 2025 — July 11-20

Hong Kong’s beloved “Diva of Asia” celebrates 30 years with her Season 2 Live 2025 tour at Hong Kong Coliseum, performing eight shows. She’ll perform classic Cantopop hits like Paisley Galaxy and her new song Gratitude, dedicated to fans. To create a special experience, Kelly’s immersive stage aims to guide fans through her music career, featuring a record-long runway to connect with upper-level fans. She also invited a legendary band of musicians pivotal to her career.

When: July 11-13, 15-16, 18-20, 2025
Where: Hong Kong Coliseum, Hung Hom
Tickets: From HK$480. Buy tickets on URBTIX

Balming Tiger World Expo ’25 Tour In Hong Kong — July 14

After rocking Clockenflap 2023, Balming Tiger will hit Kitty Woo Stadium for their first Hong Kong headline show! The Seoul-based alternative K-pop collective is best known for their alternative mix of hip-hop, rap, R&B, and electro music, as well as mind-blowing visual art and film. Featuring rappers Omega Sapien, singer-songwriters Sogumm and Mudd the Student, DJ Abyss, and directors San Yawn and Jan’Qui, they’re reshaping Asian pop culture.

When: July 14, 2025
Where: Kitty Woo Stadium, San Po Kong
Tickets: From HK$558. Buy tickets on Ticketflap

RIIZE RIIZING LOUD Concert Tour in Hong Kong — July 19

K-pop boys group RIIZE lands at AsiaWorld-Expo Arena on July 19 for their concert tour [RIIZING LOUD]! Known for their “Emotional Pop” style, the six-member group has taken the world by storm, fresh from their million-selling debut album Get A Guitar and 1st album ODYSSEY, earning four Rookie of the Year awards in 2023.

When: July 19, 2025
Where: AsiaWorld-Arena, 1 Airport Expo Blvd, Chek Lap Kok
Tickets: From HK$888. Buy tickets on Cityline

HYERI Welcome to HYERI’s STUDIO Fan Meeting Tour in Hong Kong — July 19

Meet South Korean’s “Nation’s Little Sister”, Lee Hyeri, at her fan meeting Welcome to HYERI’s STUDIO on July 19! Beloved for Netflix’s hit Reply 1988 and her YouTube show Hyell’s Club, the former Girl’s Day member will celebrate her 15th debut anniversary with Hong Kong fans. 

When: July 19, 2025

Where: Runway 11, AsiaWorld-Expo, 1 Airport Expo Blvd, Chek Lap KokTickets: From HK$988. Buy tickets on Cityline

LE SSERAFIM EASY CRAZY HOT Tour in Hong Kong — July 25

LE SSERAFIM’s EASY CRAZY HOT tour will hit Hong Kong on July 25. Kicking off in Incheon in April, the fierce members — Sakura, Chaewon, Yunjin, Kazuha, and Eunchae — will tour in Nagoya, Taipei, and beyond. As the fastest Korean act to perform solo at Coachella, they’ll deliver hits like Eve, Psyche & the Bluebeard’s Wife, ANTIFRAGILE, UNFORGIVEN, EASY, and SMART.

When: July 25, 2025
Where: AsiaWorld-Arena, 1 Airport Expo Blvd, Chek Lap Kok
Tickets: From HK$799. Public sale start on May 9 on KKTIX

&TEAM AWAKEN THE BLOODLINE Concert Tour in Hong Kong — July 26

The popular boy group &TEAM will bring their first Asian tour, AWAKEN THE BLOODLINE, to AsiaWorld-Expo on July 26. Formed through the reality program &Audition, this nine-member group mixes Japanese and Korean members, aiming to connect diverse cultures through their music. This concert marks a significant milestone as their debut performance in the city.

When: July 26, 2025
Where: Runway 11, AsiaWorld-Expo, 1 Airport Expo Blvd, Chek Lap Kok
Tickets: From HK$788. Buy tickets on Cityline

Henry Moodie Asia Tour 2025 in Hong Kong — July 28

UK’s rising pop star, Henry Moodie, brings his first Asia Tour to Hong Kong! Famous for TikTok anthems Drunk Text, Pick Up the Phone, and You Were There for Me, the 21-year-old delivers raw, emotional performances. After sold-out global shows, don’t miss this tour, which will hit six Asian cities including Kuala Lumpur, Seoul, Hong Kong, Taipei, Bangkok, and Tokyo.

When: July 28, 2025
Where: Kitty Woo Stadium, Tung Po
Tickets: From HK$599. Buy tickets on Cityline

HONNE The Ouch Tour in Hong Kong — July 29

Clockenflap is bringing the London-based pop-soul duo back to the city this July! Formed by Andy Clutterbuck and James Hatcher, HONNE will be performing emotive hits from their new album, OUCH. The tour will also stop at Bangkok, Jakarta, Medan and other Asian cities.

When: July 29, 2025
Where: Runway 11, AsiaWorld-Expo, 1 Airport Expo Blvd, Chek Lap Kok
Tickets: From HK$680. Buy tickets on KKTIX

BIBI 1st World Tour EVE in Hong Kong — August 3

South Korean singer-songwriter BIBI brings her 1st World Tour, EVE, to Hong Kong. Famed for her two studio albums, Lowlife Princess: Noir and Eve: Romance, featuring hits like Bam Yang Gang, the singer-rapper-actress blends genres like R&B and hip-hop. Since her 2019 debut, BIBI has also starred in films like Hopeless and K-dramas such as The Worst of Evil. This tour kicked off in Seoul in May.

When: August 3, 2025
Where: Hall 10, AsiaWorld-Expo, 1 Airport Expo Blvd, Chek Lap Kok
Tickets: From HK$699. Buy tickets on Cityline

STAYC [STAY TUNED] Tour in Hong Kong — August 9

STAYC’s back in Hong Kong with their STAY TUNED Tour on August 9 at AsiaWorld-Expo! Kicking off in Seoul on April 12-13, the six-member K-pop girl group – Sumin, Sieun, Isa, Seeun, Yoon, and J – will bring SWITH with hits from their new album S like BEBE, PIPE DOWN and DIAMOND, plus fan faves like ASAP and STEREOTYPE. The rest of the tour will rock Osaka, Jakarta, Sydney and more.

When: August 9, 2025
Where: AsiaWorld-Expo, Hall 10⁠, 1 Airport Expo Blvd, Chek Lap Kok
Tickets: From HK$899. Visit website for event info and ticketing

G-Dragon Übermensch World Tour in Hong Kong – August 9 & 10

‘King of K-Pop’ G-Dragon will bring his Übermensch world tour to Hong Kong! For two nights, the BigBang leader will wrap up the Asia leg of his highly anticipated, first solo tour in eight years. Expect hits from his latest album of the same name, including Power, Too Bad and Home Sweet Home.

When: August 9-10, 2025
Where: AsiaWorld-Arena, AsiaWorld-Expo, 1 Airport Expo Boulevard, Chek Lap Kok
Tickets: From HK$799. Buy tickets on Cityline

KAI KAION Solo Concert Tour in Hong Kong — August 16

Hong Kong EXO-Ls, get ready for a night of K-pop as EXO’s Kai brings his solo tour to AsiaWorld-Expo on August 16! Fresh from his military discharge and the release of his mini-album Wait On Me, Kai delivers hits like Rover and Hello Stranger with his signature dance moves. After sold-out shows in Seoul, this tour also stops in Taipei, Bangkok, Singapore and other Asian cities.

When: August 9-10, 2025
Where: Hall 10, AsiaWorld-Expo, 1 Airport Expo Boulevard, Chek Lap Kok
Tickets: From HK$899. Buy tickets on uutix

Elijah Woods Give Me The Sunlight Tour in Hong Kong — August 24

Feel the glow of Elijah Woods’ “Give Me The Sunlight” tour at WestK’s Freespace on August 24! The indie artist behind hits like “If You Want Love,” “24/7,” and “Could You Love Me?” brings fans a night of pop performances and intimate acoustic moments. Exploring themes of light and love, his show is set to create a deep connection with the audience.

When: August 24, 2025
Where: The Box, Freespace, WestK, West Kowloon
Tickets: From HK$699. Buy tickets on Cityline

Park Bo Gum Be With You Fan Meeting Tour In Hong Kong — August 29

The “Prince of Asia”, or “Nation’s Boyfriend”, will be stopping by Hong Kong this August and meet fans at AsiaWorld-Expo. Recently starred in Netflix’s Known for When Life Gives You Tangerines, Park Bo Gum is taking his Be With You Fan Meeting Tour in 10 cities in Asia, including Macau, Bangkok, Singapore and Seoul.

When: August 29, 2025
Where: Hall 10, AsiaWorld-Expo, 1 Airport Expo Blvd, Chek Lap Kok
Tickets: From HK$799. Buy tickets on HK Ticketing

NCT DREAM THE DREAM SHOW 4 : DREAM THE FUTURE Tour in Hong Kong — August 30

NCT DREAM’s The Dream Show 4: Dream the Future tour will hit Kai Tak Stadium on August 30, marking K-pop’s first show at this iconic venue! The sensational septet: Mark, Renjun, Jeno, Haechan, Chenle, Jaemin, and Jisung, brings hits like BOOM and Candy. Formed in 2016 under SM Entertainment, NCT DREAM is the 3rd sub-unit of the boy group NCT.

When: August 30, 2025
Where: Kai Tak Stadium
Tickets: From HK$799. Pre-sale begins on July 2, and general sale starts on July 4 via Cityline

Travis Japan World Tour 2025 VIIsual in Hong Kong — September 9

Hong Kong welcomes J-pop powerhouse Travis Japan’s world tour at AsiaWorld-Expo in September! Known for their America’s Got Talent fame, the seven-member pop sensation will bring high-energy choreography and hits from their album VIIsual. The five-city trek visits major cultural hubs, including New York, Los Angeles, Taipei, Hong Kong, and Bangkok.

When: September 9, 2025
Where: Runway 11, AsiaWorld-Expo, 1 Airport Expo Blvd, Chek Lap Kok
Tickets: From HK$880. Buy tickets on HK Ticketing

QUEEN BEE AKU Tour 2025 in Hong Kong — September 19

Having created a buzz with their unique fashion-punk style, the Kobe-based band QUEEN BEE celebrates their new album, AKU, with a tour. It will rock Kitty Woo Stadium on 19 September. Get excited for their intense shows, as their distinctive pseudonymous style captivates. Tickets (HK$599+) go on sale 11 July via Live Nation, with pre-sale on 10 July.

When: September 19, 2025
Where: Kitty Woo Stadium, Tung Po
Tickets: From HK$599. Pre-sale begins on July 11, and general sale starts on July 12 via Ticketflap

Baekhyun Reverie World Tour in Hong Kong — September 27-28

EXO-Ls, get ready for Baekhyun’s first solo tour! The main vocalist will bring his Reverie world tour to AsiaWorld-Arena in September! Known for hits like Elevator from his new mini-album Essence of Reverie and Do What You Do with UMI, Baekhyun brings his soulful vocals to fans in 29 cities in Latin America, North America, Europe, Asia and Oceania. 

When: September 27-28, 2025
Where: Asia-World Arena, AsiaWorld-Expo, 1 Airport Expo Blvd, Chek Lap Kok
Tickets: Stay tuned for more ticketing updates.

toe NOW WE SEE THE LIGHT New Album Release Tour in Hong Kong — September 30

Clockenflap Presents toe’s NOW WE SEE THE LIGHT tour, hitting Hong Kong’s Kitty Woo Stadium on September 30. Tokyo’s post-rock quartet: Mino, Hirokazu, Takashi and Satoshi, marks 25 years with their new album. Tickets drop February 21 at 10am.

When: September 30, 2025
Where: Kitty Woo Stadium, Tung Po, San Po Kong
Tickets: From HK$580. Buy tickets on Ticketflap

WATERBOMB 2025 World Tour In Hong Kong — October 4-5

Been missing the splash? WATERBOMB 2025 World Tour will stop at Hong Kong’s AXA x Wonderland on October 4-5! Expect a high-energy festival that brings together K-pop, hip-hop, and EDM with epic water battles. Last year’s stars like Hyuna, Jay Park, Loco, Rain and Jessi set the stage ablaze; stay tuned for this year’s lineup!

When: October 4-5, 2025
Where: AXA x WONDERLAND, West Kowloon
Tickets: Stay tuned for lineup and ticketing updates. Visit Instagram for more event info

TWICE THIS IS FOR World Tour in Hong Kong — December 6

TWICE will hold their first concert in Hong Kong on December 6 at Kai Tak Stadium as part of their < THIS IS FOR world tour. This marks a significant return for the popular girl group, who haven’t performed in Hong Kong in ten years. Comprising nine members, including Nayeon, Momo, and Tzuyu, TWICE is known for their catchy hits like Cheer Up and What is Love? 

When: December 6, 2025
Where: Kai Tak Stadium, Kai Tak
Tickets: Stay tuned for more ticketing updates

BLACKPINK DEADLINE World Tour in Hong Kong — January 24-25

Following their record-breaking [Born Pink] tour, the global K-pop sensations JISOO, JENNIE, ROSÉ, and LISA of BLACKPINK will storm Hong Kong with their WORLD TOUR <deadline> at Kai Tak Stadium! Fresh from dominating stages in North America and Europe, they will perform in Bangkok, Kaohsiung, Jakarta, and Manila, as well as Singapore, before a grand finale in Hong Kong for two epic nights. Details of the concept and tracklist are to be confirmed.

When: January 24-25, 2026
Where: Kai Tak Stadium, 38 Shing Kai Road, Kai Tak
Tickets: From HK$699. Weverse BLINK MEMBERSHIP (GLOBAL) presale on June 10, 2025, and public sales on Cityline on June 13.

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The original 13 and 14 June shows sold out rapidly, with fans flooding social media to report issues ranging from platform crashes to suspected scalper bots. While some voiced frustration over missed chances, the overwhelming response also reflects Yang’s immense popularity in his hometown.

All shows will be held at the 12,500-seat Hong Kong Coliseum in Hung Hom, with the following schedule:

• 13 June – 8:15 PM
• 14 June – 8:15 PM
• 15 June – 3:00 PM & 8:15 PM

Tickets for the newly announced 15 June shows go on general sale 20 May at 10 AM on Urbtix.

Header Image Credit: Jimmy O. Yang via Instagram

The decision was made after thousands of fans attempted to secure tickets during limited early booking windows, with many reporting they were unable to access the platform or complete their purchase on Klook or Cityline. In a video shared on social media, Yang thanked fans for their support and apologised to those who couldn’t get tickets.

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Both shows begin at 8:15 PM at the 12,500-seat Hong Kong Coliseum in Hung Hom. Here’s what you need to know if you’re brave enough to try your luck at getting tickets for the Hong Kong-born stand-up comedian, despite the high demand.

To book tickets for Jimmy O. Yang’s shows, use the following links:

• Pre-sales for 13 June show: Tuesday, 13 May at 2 PM HKT via Cityline (Access code: BIG).
• Public sales for June 13 and 14: Wednesday, 15 May at 10 AM via URBTIX.

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The park announced via Instagram that the 3D fantasy-adventure will reopen, now featuring a brand-new scene from Coco, where visitors can join Donald Duck in the Land of the Dead with Héctor and Miguel.

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Known for combining Disney’s iconic animation and music, Mickey’s PhilharMagic offers guests a 12-minute adventure through memorable Disney songs, brought to life on a massive wraparound screen and enhanced with fun in-theatre effects.

Looking ahead, Hong Kong Disneyland has even more magic in store. Its 20th Anniversary celebrations kick off on June 28, promising a year-long party with a live castle show, a colourful character parade, and the spectacular nighttime event Momentous: Party in the Night Sky.

And for fans eager for something fresh, the park is preparing exciting expansions, including a brand-new Pixar entertainment zone and Marvel attraction. These additions promise to make Hong Kong Disneyland a can’t-miss destination for Disney lovers everywhere.

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When and where will Jimmy O. Yang perform in Hong Kong?

Jimmy will take the stage on 14 June at the Hong Kong Coliseum in Hung Hom for one night only, performing at 8:15 PM. The venue, one of Hong Kong’s most iconic arenas, seats 12,500 people, promising an electric atmosphere for the show. Fans have been eagerly awaiting his return, especially after he shared heartfelt posts during his last visit in March, reflecting on his roots and favourite local spots.

How to get tickets and how much does it cost?

Tickets will be available through three sales channels:

• May 9 at 2PM: Priority booking for HSBC credit cardholders at priority.cityline.com.
• May 12 at 12PM : Pre-sale tickets on Klook www.klook.com/jimmy2025.
• May 15 at 10AM: Public sales on URBTIX.

Prices are set at HK$780, HK$580, and HK$380, giving fans several options to catch the show live.

Interesting in stand-up comedy? Visit our guide to the best comedy clubs in Hong Kong.

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When is it and how long does it last?

Cinema Day 2025 will take place on Saturday, 10 May 2025. For one day only, moviegoers can enjoy films at a flat price of HK$30 per ticket, regardless of the time or cinema format. The offer applies to all movie sessions scheduled on that day.

Movie fans will be able to enjoy premium formats like IMAX, Dolby Atmos, 4DX, and MX4D. The only exception to the HK$30 price is the first show for seniors, which keeps its usual discount if it’s lower. Otherwise, no special prices apply for seniors, children, or students, and no other discounts, vouchers, or coupons will be accepted.

When and where can I get tickets?

Tickets for Cinema Day 2025 will go on sale starting 12:00 noon on Wednesday, 7 May 2025, at the box offices and official websites of participating cinemas. Each person can buy up to four tickets per transaction at the cinema box office, while online ticket limits depend on each theatre’s own policies.

One exception is Lux Theatre, which will begin ticket sales on 9 May 2025 instead. Both regular and VIP houses are included, although VIP houses will not provide food and beverages on the day. Private screenings and special programmes are not covered by the HK$30 offer.

Are all cinemas included?

Yes, nearly all major cinema chains across Hong Kong are participating in Cinema Day 2025. If you plan to buy tickets online, make sure to visit the official cinema websites for your chance to secure tickets.

• Broadway Circuit
• Chinachem Cinema Circuit
• Cine-Art House
• Cinema City Circuit
• CGV D2 Place
• Emperor Cinemas
• Golden Harvest Cinemas
• Golden Scene Cinema
• Lumen Cinema
• Lux Theatre (no official website)
• MCL Circuit
• Newport Circuit

Whether you’re a fan of the latest blockbusters or looking to revisit classics on the big screen, Cinema Day 2025 promises a festive day out for film lovers across Hong Kong.

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Now, with summer just around the corner, Water World is getting ready to welcome thrill-seekers back to its 27 indoor and outdoor attractions. From adrenaline-pumping slides to relaxing pools, the park offers something for everyone, and remember that the park is free for children under 3 years old.

Guests can take on rides like Vortex, swirling through an open-air bowl before plunging into a giant swinging tube. They can also race friends on Rainbow Rush, diving headfirst into a dark twisting tube before a big drop to the finish, with a timer for extra fun. For thrill-seekers, three body slides are waiting for you, offering different levels of excitement. And no water park visit is complete without splashing in the wave pools.

The park has announced ticket prices and special reopening offers, valid from 17 May to 30 June 2025:

Alongside promotional prices, Water World is offering exclusive time-limited discounts:

• Current DSE candidates can buy reopening day tickets for HK$84 (half-price from HK$168), with only 3,000 tickets on sale. A valid student admission form is needed for entry.
• Ocean Park Annual Members get 50% off tickets. Adult tickets reduced to HK$144 and child or full-time student tickets reduced to HK$84.

These deals are perfect for students celebrating the end of exams or members planning a fun day out. Early booking is recommended, as tickets are limited and expected to sell quickly.

For booking tickets, visit https://waterworld.oceanpark.com.hk/en/.

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It’s Official : June 14

Comedian and actor Jimmy O. Yang has officially announced a live show in Hong Kong on 14 June, performing for one night only at the Hong Kong Coliseum in Hung Hom.

The show starts at 8:15 PM, with tickets priced at HK$780, HK$580, and HK$380.

• Priority booking for HSBC credit cardholders begins on 9 May at 2 PM.
• Pre-sales open on 12 May at 12 PM on Klook (www.klook.com/jimmy2025)
• Public sales start on 15 May at 10 AM on URBTIX.

For all ticket details and updates, please read our guide to Jimmy O. Yang in Hong Kong.

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Born in Hong Kong and later moving to the United States as a teenager, Jimmy O Yang is known for his work as a stand-up comedian and actor. He has appeared in Silicon Valley, Crazy Rich Asians and Space Force, building an international fan base across comedy and film.

He is currently on tour across the United States and Canada, with performances scheduled through March, April and early May 2025. After the North American dates, he will continue touring in Europe in July, including appearances in Amsterdam.

In March, Jimmy shared videos from his visit to Hong Kong, expressing how much he still loves the city and how it continues to feel like home to him. He thanked those who welcomed him and said he looked forward to returning with a live show. He also posted about his visit to a noodle shop in Wan Chai, highlighting the variety of Hong Kong dishes he enjoyed

Jimmy’s announcement comes as more international stand-up comedians include Hong Kong in their tour schedules. Russell Peters performed in April and Russell Howard in February. Paul Taylor is scheduled to perform on 20 May, followed by French comedian Redouanne Harjane on 27 May.

With a growing line-up of stand-up shows, Hong Kong offers plenty of comedy events for those looking to explore the scene. For more information, visit our guide to the best comedy clubs in Hong Kong.

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Known for blending EDM, pop, and indie elements, The Chainsmokers have dominated global charts and festival stages, delivering high-energy sets and unforgettable production. This Macao performance is expected to be no different, attracting fans from Mainland China, and obviously, Hong Kong.

Live Nation Members Presale will run from April 29 (Tuesday), 12 PM to 11:59 PM, while general sales will start the day after, April 30 (Wednesday), same time. To access the presale, register at livenation.hk, activate your account via email, and subscribe to the Live Nation Hong Kong newsletter.

Tickets are priced at HKD 1,299 (standing) and HKD 1,399 / 1,099 / 899 / 699 (seated).

After the unique Coldplay concerts at Kai Tak Stadium, the live music scene in Hong Kong and Macao stays active through May and June. Upcoming shows include Hans Zimmer, BTS J-Hope, Ado, BABYMONSTER, and JJ Lin. In June, Jay Chou will also perform, and the popular Waterboom Festival will return. Follow our guide to the best concerts and festivals in Hong Kong not to miss anything.

To purchase tickets for The Chainsmokers, visit www.livenation.hk.

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How to collect your Coldplay tickets?

If you bought tickets via Cityline you must have received an email with a redemption code. Physical tickets since March 12 and can be collected using a redemption password and the redemption code from over 30 kiosk locations across Hong Kong, Macau, and Mainland China.

To know the closest location, visit https://www.cityline.com/en_US/TicketingTerminal.html.

If you bought your tickets as part of the Klook Experience packages, you should have received an email from Klook regarding your seat numbers and redemption details.

When to go to the concert?

General admission for all four sold-out concerts on April 8, 9, 11, and 12 starts at 5 PM.

The show will kick off with Elyanna at 6:10 PM, followed by Marf at 7:00 PM, and Coldplay taking the stage at 8:00 PM. Elyanna is the only special guest confirmed so far, but there might be more surprises along the way.

How to go to Kai Tak Stadium to see Coldplay?

You can get to Kai Tak Stadium easily by taking the Tuen Ma Line (MTR) and getting off, either at Kai Tak Station (Exit D) and walk for about 10–15 minutes, or at Sung Wong Toi Station (Exit D) for a shorter 5–10-minute walk.

More than 60 bus routes go to Kai Tak Stadium. Main stops include Kowloon City Bus Interchange (also called Regal Oriental Hotel Bus Stop and Sung Wong Toi Park Bus Stop), Argyle Street Playground Bus Stop, and Kowloon City Ferry Bus Terminus. You can also take a ferry from North Point to Kowloon City Ferry Pier.

For all transport choices, like buses, minibuses, cross-border coaches, and taxis, visit: https://www.kaitaksportspark.com.hk/transportation.

What songs will Coldplay perform in Hong Kong?

Coldplay kicked off their Music of the Spheres tour in March 2022, and their two-hour setlist has featured several hits from their extensive discography. Fans who attend their 2025 Hong Kong concerts will probably hear the following tracks, along with new songs from their soon-to-be-released album Moon Music:

1. Higher Power
2. Adventure of a Lifetime
3. Paradise
4. The Scientist
5. Viva La Vida
6. Charlie Brown
7. Hymn for the Weekend
8. Let Somebody Go
9. Yellow
10. In My Place
11. Human Heart
12. People of the Pride
13. Clocks
14. Something Just Like This
15. Infinity Sign
16. Midnight
17. My Universe
18. A Sky Full of Stars
19. Sparks
20. The Jumbotron Song
21. Humankind
22. Fix You
23. Biutyful

Who are the special guests for Coldplay’s concerts?

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Marf Yau from the Hong Kong girl band Collar and Palestinian-Chilean breakout star Elyanna have been confirmed for all four of Coldplay’s Hong Kong shows. Special guests for Coldplay’s other Asian concerts this year include K-Pop group Twice and singer Jasleen Royal. Artists who have opened for Coldplay on this tour so far include pop singer Camila Cabello, indie pop band London Grammar, and Japanese pop duo Yoasobi.

What are the arrangements for leaving the stadium after the concert?

As the authorities and organizers expect massive crowds entering and leaving the concert, please be patient. Note that additional transportation options will be available to leave the area after the concerts.

• MTR on the Tuen Ma Line and East Rail Line will run more often after the concert, however, the frequency hasn’t been disclosed.
• Special buses will operate from the stadium to Hong Kong Island, Kowloon, the New Territories, and cross-border points. These buses will be available at Sung Wong Toi Road Pick-up/Drop-off Area.
• Taxis will be allowed to pick up and drop off passengers at Sung Wong Toi Road from 2pm to 11.30pm on concert days. 

Note that no parking lot will be allowed should you planned to get to the stadium with your own car.

To know more about the special transport arrangement, please visit this complete guide.

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How To Get To Kai Tak Stadium?

The easiest way to reach Kai Tak Stadium is via the Tuen Ma Line (MTR) at Kai Tak Station (Exit D, 10–15 min walk) or Sung Wong Toi Station (Exit D, 5–10 min walk). Buses and minibuses also offer convenient routes.

More than 60 bus routes go to Kai Tak Stadium, with the main stops being Kowloon City Bus Interchange (also known as Regal Oriental Hotel Bus Stop and Sung Wong Toi Park Bus Stop), Argyle Street Playground Bus Stop, and Kowloon City Ferry Bus Terminus. You can also take the ferry from North Point to Kowloon City Ferry Pier.

For all transportation options available, including all by buses, minibuses, cross-border coaches or taxi options, please refer to this page to review all the options available: https://www.kaitaksportspark.com.hk/transportation.

Transport Options Within Hong Kong

MTR services on the Tuen Ma Line and East Rail Line will run more frequently after concerts. Additional trains will be available to accommodate the participants. Train frequency hasn’t been disclosed.

To make it easier for visitors to get home, special bus services will run from the venue to various locations across Hong Kong, including major areas on Hong Kong Island, Kowloon, the New Territories, and cross-border points.

Buses will be at Sung Wong Toi Road Pick-up/Drop-off Area, around 10 minutes walking distance to the stadium. Click here to view the itinerary in Google Maps from the stadium to the Pick-up/Drop-off Area.

Here’s a list of the special bus routes available at the Sung Wong Toi Road Pick-up/Drop-off Area:

• To Hong Kong Island:
  • SP10: Causeway Bay, Wan Chai, Admiralty, Central
  • SP11: Tai Koo, Shau Kei Wan, Siu Sai Wan
• To Kowloon:
  • SP1: Kwun Tong, Tseung Kwan O (Hang Hau)
  • SP2: Mong Kok
• To the New Territories:
  • SP3: Kwai Chung, Tsuen Wan, Tsing Yi
  • SP5A: Tuen Mun
  • SP6: Yuen Long, Tin Shui Wai
  • SP7: Tai Po, Fanling, Sheung Shui
  • SP9: Tseung Kwan O South (LOHAS Park)

Transport Options to Mainland China

For those heading back to Mainland China, the last MTR train to Lo Wu Station will leave from Sung Wong Toi Station at 10.59pm and from Kai Tak Station at 11.01pm. If you miss the last train, can still reach the East Rail Line to Sheung Shui Station, then take buses 276B or N73 to Lok Ma Chau (San Tin) Public Transport Interchange (PTI). From there, fans can catch the Yellow Bus shuttle to Shenzhen (Lok Ma Chau-Huanggang).

Here’s a list of the special bus routes available at the Sung Wong Toi Road Pick-up/Drop-off Area to Mainland China Ports:

• SP12: Lok Ma Chau (San Tin) Public Transport Interchange (connecting to the Yellow Bus for Shenzhen)
• A25S: Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Hong Kong Port/Airport (connecting to the Gold Bus for Macao or Zhuhai)

Click here to view the itinerary in Google Maps from the stadium to the Pick-up/Drop-off Area.

Also, the Kai Tak Sports Park Limited will provide cross-border coach services during concert nights for travellers returning to Mainland China via the Lok Ma Chau/Huanggang Port.

Passengers need to purchase tickets before the concerts, as no tickets will be sold during departure times. Boarding for these coaches will be available at the Sung Wong Toi Road PUDOA on the G/F of Kai Tak Stadium. Refer to the operators’ website (Eternal East Bus or CTG Bus) for the latest ticket information.

Taxi Services During Concerts

Taxis will be allowed to pick up and drop off passengers at Sung Wong Toi Road from 2pm to 11.30pm on concert days. Due to the large crowds, waiting times may be longer than usual. During admission times, taxis can also drop off passengers at Kai Tak Stadium and Kai Tak Arena.

Concertgoers are advised to check real-time updates using the HKeMobility app, on-site broadcasts, or the Transport Department’s website.

Header Image Credit: Roger Woolman via Wikimedia Commons/Kai Tak Sport Park Limited

The best way to prepare for the concerts

If you want to prepare for the concerts the best way, this pop-up store will be the place to be. Fans can purchase exclusive merch including CDs, vinyl records, tour t-shirts, hoodies, headwear, bracelets, water bottles, bags, tour programmes, bucket hats, and concert posters.

A Hong Kong-exclusive t-shirt is also available, with all proceeds going to the ChickenSoup Foundation, a local charity that helps vulnerable families in the city, especially single-parent households, by providing practical support, counselling, and resources to improve their lives.

The store, promoted as “an immersive Coldplay musical journey with a range of interactive experiences” by Airside, also features a ‘message wall’ where fans can leave notes for Chris Martin and his band, and a ‘Coldplay cover wall’ displaying album-themed backdrops.

Visitors can also watch “A Film For The Future,” a short film by Coldplay featuring 150 artists from around the world discussing how music and the future connect. The film adds another layer to the pop-up store experience.

Hong Kong draws crowds with major events

The “Music of the Spheres” world tour has sparked huge excitement among fans in Hong Kong. Tickets sold out quickly, with many fans frustrated they couldn’t secure tickets despite trying several times. This high demand shows Coldplay’s enduring popularity and how much people are looking forward to their shows.

The Coldplay pop-up store and concerts come right after a series of major events in March, including the Rugby Sevens, Art Basel, and Art Central, all of which drew large crowds and international visitors to the city. Hong Kong has been buzzing with activity lately, with even more attention drawn by the recent 10-hour live stream from IShowSpeed, which attracted massive crowds across the city.

The store will be open from 11 AM to 9 PM, April 6 to 27, at G015, G/F, Airside.

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Today, it seems that iShowSpeed is heading to China for another livestream, set to start at 2 PM on his YouTube channel.

IShowSpeed Visited Iconic Landmarks in Hong Kong

iShowSpeed’s first day in Hong Kong was epic. The American YouTuber, known for his unpredictable style and global following, took fans on a tour of the 852. In the morning, he was seen “hitting villains” in Causeway Bay before heading to Ocean Park, where he spent around 1.5 hours riding the Ocean Express and Cable Car, visiting the Pacific Walrus attraction, and enjoying a Hong Kong egg waffle.

Later in the day, iShowSpeed visited the city, where he tried local delicacies like pineapple bun and the infamous snake soup, in the afternoon in Mong Kok.

The streets were crowded with fans, with hundreds gathering to celebrate his recent YouTube milestone of hitting 38 million subscribers. One fan even surprised him with a watermelon decorated with candles as a “celebration cake.”

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Massive Crowds to Greet Speed

iShowSpeed was also spotted at Kam Chan Country Park and the Avenue of Stars, where he paid tribute to the Bruce Lee statue. IShowSpeed also boarded the CR7 tram, a special edition tram dedicated to his football idol, Cristiano Ronaldo, and promoting the upcoming CR7 Life Museum.

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Throughout the day, fans followed him wherever he went, eager for photos, autographs, or simply a chance to see the star. Massive crowds gathered at Central Pier as Speed took a boat from Kowloon to Hong Kong Island. However, due to the large number of fans waiting for him, the boat then departed for Wan Chai instead.

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For more videos about his day in Hong Kong, visit @ishowdailyvids on Instagram or this YouTube video from Live Speedy, which recaps his day in an hour. which recaps his day in an hour. Other moments include playing football and basketball with kids, having his fortune told, and escaping the crowd by boat.

Heading To China on April 5?

Today, it seems that iShowSpeed is going to China, according to his latest ‘IRL Stream’ video posted on YouTube. Starting at 2 PM, a new livestream is expected to begin. The question is, where? Shenzhen? What’s your bet?

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iShowSpeed announced his Asia tour on March 24, sharing his excitement about visiting China, Mongolia, and Hong Kong. His journey has been packed with viral moments and bold stunts, including a daring backflip off the Great Wall of China and practising kung fu, which he shared proudly with his followers. In China, he also tackled the famed Love Ladder hike, further showcasing his adventurous spirit.

Known for his unpredictable humour and lively personality, iShowSpeed has taken his audience along for the ride, keeping them engaged with both cultural experiences and comedic commentary. His popularity has only grown throughout the trip, with each stream drawing in tens of thousands of viewers keen to see what he will do next.

To follow his live stream, visit his YouTube channel.

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While Puglia has a long winemaking history dating back to ancient Greece and Rome, it was often overlooked for much of the 20th century. Many of its wines were produced in high volumes with a focus on quantity rather than character. This started to change in the 1980s when a group of producers began working with native grape varieties and promoting organic farming and artisanal techniques.

One example is Tenuta Viglione, a family-owned winery based in the Gioia del Colle PDO. It is part of a growing number of estates focused on small-batch, organic production, helping to highlight the region’s potential in international markets.

Puglia’s most recognisable grapes are Primitivo and Negroamaro, both known for bold reds. But the region also offers lesser-known varieties like Nero di Troia and Susumaniello, as well as white and rosé wines. Verdeca, a native white grape, is gaining attention for its fresh acidity, which pairs well with seafood. Meanwhile, Puglia’s rosés are being praised for their elegance and crispness.

In markets like Hong Kong, where wine drinkers are becoming more adventurous, these unique offerings are seen as a welcome change. The rising interest also mirrors a wider trend across Asia: a desire for wines with a clear identity, rooted in tradition but open to modern taste.

As more importers and sommeliers turn to regions like Puglia for new inspiration, the region’s wines are finding their place on shelves and menus across Asia. It marks a step forward not only for Puglia, but for the broader recognition of Southern Italy’s wine potential.

For more information and stockist details, visit Tenuta Viglione’s official website.

Hong Kong Teams Named for Sevens Debut at Kai Tak

The men’s squad includes a mix of seasoned players and fresh faces. James Christie will captain the side, supported by experienced names like Cado Lee and Michael Coverdale, both of whom were among 50 players officially recognised in a capping ceremony. Rising talents such as Rory Stewart Cox and James Kee have also earned places in the squad. The team will face China and Japan across the weekend, with their opening match set for Friday night under the lights at Kai Tak.

The women’s team is co-captained by Natasha Olson-Thorne and Chloe Chan, both key figures in the squad. The team reached the final last year but were edged out by China. They’ll now face Kazakhstan and Thailand in the group stage. Head Coach Andy Vilk has said the team is prepared for a tough weekend, but excited by the chance to compete in a new stadium in front of a home crowd.

Ticket Sales Break Records for First Sevens at New Venue

This year’s tournament will be the first international sporting event held at Kai Tak Stadium, and the response from fans has been overwhelming. Nearly 43,000 ticket packages have already been issued, with the full weekend expected to attract over 130,000 spectators.

​The upcoming Rugby Sevens at the newly inaugurated Kai Tak Stadium promises to be a landmark event for Hong Kong. This tournament not only marks the debut of international rugby at the state-of-the-art venue but also sets the stage for a series key events for the S.A.R, including Coldplay’s sold-out concerts on April 8, 9, 11, and 12. Fans attending the Sevens will be among the first to experience the vibrant atmosphere of Kai Tak Stadium, witnessing top-tier rugby action before the stadium hosts these major musical performances.​

If you’re still looking for tickets, visit www.hksevens.com/tickets/tickets.

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From 28 March to 1 April, Le Creuset will offer discounts of up to 70% on more than 800 items. The sale will feature products from signature collections as well as limited-edition collaborations with characters like Miffy and Mickey Mouse, along with highlights such as beautifully crafted stoneware bakeware for homemade cakes, legendary enamelled cast iron, the pastel-toned Sorbet Collection inspired by sweet ice creams, and the uniquely shaped Hexagon Collection. It’s a great opportunity for collectors or anyone who enjoys special designs.

For added value, customers who buy two, three, or five items will receive an additional 5%, 10%, or 15% discount respectively. These bundle discounts do not apply to items already marked down by 70%. On top of that, orders over HK$1,500 will be eligible for a complimentary gift, with six options to choose from. The gift offer is valid while stocks last.

Free delivery is also available for Hong Kong orders exceeding HK$650, including deliveries to the outlying islands. The sale will begin with a special early access period for Le Creuset members on 28 March from 10:00 to 14:00. Members who have signed up to receive marketing emails will receive a direct link ahead of time.

The event will then open to the public from 14:00 on the same day and run through to midnight on 1 April.

To enjoy this special sale and refresh your kitchen set, visit the official website: www.lecreuset.com.hk/en_HK/.

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When and Where are G-Dragon’s Hong Kong Fan Concerts?

All we know right now is that G-Dragon will take the stage in Hong Kong on August 9 and 10, 2025 at AsiaWorld-Arena. The arena can accommodate 12,500 concert-goers — making it the city’s largest indoor seated performance venue. Ticket details for G-Dragons’s Hong Kong concerts haven’t yet been revealed. Once they’re out, we should also have info about the seat map, priority sales, merch, and whether fans can have personal interactions with the K-pop phenomenon.

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What Songs Will G-Dragon Sing in Hong Kong?

The star will likely regale fans with tracks from his latest album Übermensch — his first in more than a decade — that includes 2024 hits like Power and Home Sweet Home and the recently released Too Bad. Fans may also get to hear favourites from his previous solo outings Heartbreaker and Coup d’Etat.

How to Get to G-Dragons Hong Kong Shows

Hop on board the Airport Express from the Hong Kong, Kowloon or Tsing Yi MTR Stations to the AsiaWorld-Expo stop, then walk to AsiaWorld-Arena. If you prefer to take the bus, catch the X1 bus from Tung Chung to AsiaWorld-Expo, and walk to the venue from there, but check the schedule about two weeks before the fan meet. There are also special buses to AsiaWorld-Expo on event days. If you prefer to get there by car, catch a cab or drive yourself there (check out car park options here).

Where Else is G-Dragon Performing in 2025?

Here’s where G-Dragon is taking his Übermensch tour this year:

Image credits: G-Dragon