As one of Asia’s top live music destinations, Hong Kong continues to attract international stars, rising indie acts, and regional favourites all year round. From large-scale music festivals and headline concerts to intimate performances and cultural shows, there’s something for every music lover in the 852.
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 2026.
IVE “WHAT I AM” World Tour in Hong Kong — September 4-5
IVE’s WORLD TOUR <SHOW WHAT I AM> lands in Hong Kong on 4 and 5 September at AsiaWorld‑Arena, continuing the momentum of their acclaimed 2025–2027 touring cycle. The two‑night show features their signature blend of glamorous staging and genre‑spanning tracks, from early hits such as “ELEVEN” and “LOVE DIVE” to newer material that underscores their evolving sound and image.
When: September 4-5, 2026
Where: AsiaWorld-Arena, AsiaWorld-Expo, 1 Airport Expo Blvd, Chek Lap Kok
Ticket: From HK$799. Trip.com presales on April 1 and general sales on April 2
Jason Derulo “The Last Dance” in Shenzhen — September 13
Jason Derulo is set to play Shenzhen on 13 September 2026 as part of his The Last Dance China Tour. The date is listed at Shenzhen Sports Center Gymnasium. The same schedule also shows Beijing on 4 September, Chengdu on 6 September and Hangzhou on 11 September.
When: September 13, 2026
Where: Shenzhen Sports Center Gymnasium
Ticket: Not announced yet
LANY “soft” world tour in Hong Kong — September 30
US indie‑pop trio LANY return to Hong Kong with their soft world tour at AsiaWorld‑Expo, Hall 10, on 30 September. The show centres around their recent albums Soft and Soft 2, weaving dreamy synth‑driven melodies and intimate lyrics into a full‑length live set. Fans can expect fan‑favourite tracks such as “ILYSB”, “Malibu Nights”, “Super Far”, and “I Quit Drinking”, delivered in LANY’s signature atmospheric, sing‑along style that has earned them hundreds of millions of streams and sold‑out shows worldwide.
When: September 30, 2026
Where: Hall 10, AsiaWorld-Expo, 1 Airport Expo Blvd, Chek Lap Kok
Ticket: From HK$699. Buy tickets on HK Ticketing
Belle and Sebastian “If You’re Feeling Sinister” Concert in Hong Kong — October 2
Scottish indie-pop band Belle and Sebastian return to Hong Kong after 11 years for a show at TIDES. Presented by Clockenflap, the band will celebrate the 30th anniversary of If You’re Feeling Sinister by playing the album in full, followed by a second set of fan favourites and classics. Expect jangly guitars, wistful melodies and the kind of warm, bookish charm that makes B&S shows feel intimate even in a big room.
When: October 2, 2026
Where: TIDES, Site 6, Whampoa Garden, 1 Tak On Street, Hung Hom
Tickets: From HK$680. Visit the official website for more details.
Vaundy “HORO” Asia Arena Tour In Hong Kong — October 3
J-pop star Vaundy will play his first headline show in Hong Kong after making his local debut at Clockenflap in 2025. Known for his genre-blending sound, distinctive vocals and high-energy live performances, the 25-year-old artist will bring a full-production arena show to AsiaWorld-Arena. Fans can expect hits such as Tokyo Flash, Kaiju no Hanauta, Odoriko and Fukakouriki.
When: October 3, 2026
Where: AsiaWorld-Arena, Hall 1, AsiaWorld-Expo
Tickets: From HK$980. Buy tickets via Ticketflap
MAMAMOO 2026 World Tour 4WARD In Hong Kong — October 4
K-pop powerhouse MAMAMOO returns to Hong Kong with their 2026 World Tour 4WARD, bringing Solar, Moonbyul, Wheein and Hwasa to Kai Tak Arena for one night only. Fans can expect the group’s signature live vocals, harmonies and fierce stage presence, with a set likely to celebrate their genre-spanning catalogue and fan-favourite hits.
When: October 4, 2026
Where: Kai Tak Arena, Grand Hall, Kai Tak Sports Park
Tickets: From HK$999. Buy tickets on HK Ticketing
Jiaoying Summers “The Lucky Pony Tour” in Hong Kong — October 11
Fresh from a sold-out global run and her induction into the Asian Hall of Fame, Jiaoying Summers lands at The Box, Freespace for one night of razor-sharp stand-up. The Texas-based Chinese-American comic turns cultural clashes, immigrant life, marriage and motherhood into pure gold. With over two billion online views, a hit podcast and a acclaimed Hulu special, she made history as the first Chinese comedian to headline New York’s Apollo Theater. Expect fearless, relatable humour that lands with every generation.
When: October 11, 2026
Where: The Box, Freespace, West Kowloon Cultural District, 18 Museum Drive, Kowloon
Tickets: Ticket details TBA. Stay tuned for more details
The Weeknd “After Hours Til Dawn” Tour in Hong Kong — October 24-25, 30-31
The Weeknd returns to Hong Kong for the first time since 2018 with the final leg of his record-breaking After Hours Til Dawn Stadium Tour. The Canadian superstar will deliver his signature blend of groundbreaking production, electrifying visuals, and chart-topping hits at the brand-new Kai Tak Stadium. Expect a spectacular night of cinematic storytelling and high-energy performance across two shows.
When: October 24-25, 30 & 31, 2026
Where: Kai Tak Stadium, Kai Tak Sports Park
Tickets: From HK$808 (VIP packages from HK$3,408). Ticket via HK Ticketing & Trip.com
Jason Mraz Asia Tour 2026 in Hong Kong — November 4
Two-time Grammy winner Jason Mraz returns to Hong Kong, bringing his soulful blend of pop, folk, and “good vibes” to AsiaWorld-Expo. Known for global hits like “I’m Yours” and “Lucky,” the singer-songwriter is celebrated for his whimsical lyricism and virtuosic live performances that radiate positivity and musical craftsmanship.
When: November 4, 2026
Where: AsiaWorld-Expo (Hall TBA), 1 Airport Expo Blvd, Chek Lap Kok
Tickets: General sale starts 30 May at 12pm via URBTIX
yung kai “stay with the ocean, i’ll find you” Asia Tour in Hong Kong — November 13
yung kai lands in Hong Kong for one night of delicate, atmospheric indie. The Chinese-Canadian artist blends lo-fi textures, R&B rhythms and nostalgic electronic sounds, best known for the global hit blue which has surpassed two billion streams. Expect an intimate, soulful evening from one of the most distinctive new voices in independent music.
When: November 13, 2026, 8:00 PM
Where: TIDES, Site 6, The Whampoa, 1 Tak On Street, Hung Hom
Tickets: From HK$699 (all standing); Artist Presale starts on August 3 and public sales opens on August 6
BIGBANG 2026 World Tour In Hong Kong — November 13-15
BIGBANG are set to bring their 2026 World Tour to Hong Kong for three nights at Kai Tak Stadium, with G-Dragon, Taeyang and Daesung leading the group’s 20th-anniversary comeback on stage. Fans can expect a high-impact K-pop stadium show, built around the group’s era-defining hits, huge crowd singalongs and long-awaited reunion energy. Ticket prices and sales details have not yet been announced.
When: November 13-15, 2026
Where: Kai Tak Stadium, Kai Tak Sports Park
Tickets: Ticket details TBA
AKASAKI 1st World Tour “ONIGIRI” in Hong Kong — November 14
The 19-year-old Japanese singer-songwriter who captivated Hong Kong at Clockenflap returns for his first solo show as the Asian opening stop of the ONIGIRI world tour. Known for blending lo-fi, alternative R&B and catchy J-pop, AKASAKI rose to fame with the viral hit Bunny Girl and has already notched sold-out Asian dates and major songwriting credits. Expect an energetic, intimate night of pure live performance from one of Japan’s brightest young talents.
When: November 14, 2026
Where: TIDES, Site 6, The Whampoa, 1 Tak On Street, Hung Hom
Tickets: From HK$680; Buy tickets via NEON LIT
wave to earth “The Pieces” Tour in Hong Kong — November 18
South Korean indie trio wave to earth brings their dreamy, atmospheric soundscapes to Hong Kong as part of their largest tour to date, The Pieces Tour. Known for massive streaming success and sold-out shows worldwide, the band will deliver their signature blend of emotional, lo-fi indie-folk and alternative tracks from albums such as 0.1 flaws and all and play with Earth! 0.03. Expect an immersive and heartfelt live performance from one of Asia’s most beloved indie acts.
When: November 18, 2026
Where: Hall 10, AsiaWorld-Expo, 1 Airport Expo Blvd, Chek Lap Kok
Tickets: General tickets from HK$799 | VIP packages from HK$1,699 (All Standing). Available from May 27. Visit the website for more updates
Atsuko Okatsuka “The Big Bowl Tour” in Hong Kong — November 22
Atsuko Okatsuka brings her one-of-a-kind humour and boundless energy to AsiaWorld-Expo for one night only. Known for her hit specials Father and The Intruder plus countless viral videos, the comedian has already sold out more than 200 shows worldwide. Expect sharp, high-energy stand-up that has made her one of the hottest names in comedy. Wigs and bowl cuts encouraged, but a love of laughter is all you need.
When: November 22, 2026
Where: AsiaWorld-Expo, Runway 11, Airport Expo Blvd, Chek Lap Kok
Tickets: From HK$580; Buy tickets via Ticketflap
5 Seconds of Summer “EVERYONE’S A STAR!” World Tour in Hong Kong — November 27
5 Seconds of Summer return to Hong Kong for their first show in the city in a decade, bringing the EVERYONE’S A STAR! World Tour to AXA Wonderland. Fans can expect a big pop-rock night from Luke Hemmings, Michael Clifford, Calum Hood and Ashton Irwin, with new tracks such as NOT OK, Boyband and Telephone Busy and classic hits that made 5SOS a global favourite.
When: November 27, 2026
Where: AXA Wonderland, WestK
Tickets: From HK$888. Buy tickets on KKTIX
Joji “SOLARIS” Tour in Hong Kong — November 29
Global sensation Joji brings his signature melancholic R&B and alternative pop to Hong Kong. Following the massive success of “Glimpse of Us” and his latest chart-topping album, Piss in the Wind, the singer-producer is set to deliver an atmospheric, lo-fi experience that blends brooding lyricism with gritty, cinematic production.
When: November 29, 2026
Where: Runway 11 (Hall 11), AsiaWorld-Expo, 1 Airport Expo Blvd, Chek Lap Kok
Tickets: From HK$699 (All Standing). Buy tickets via Cityline
Simple Plan “Bigger Than You Think!” Tour in Hong Kong — December 1
Canadian pop-punk legends Simple Plan are set to bring their high-octane energy to West Kowloon. With a career spanning over two decades and anthems like “Perfect” and “Welcome to My Life,” the band remains a definitive voice of a generation, delivering nostalgic hits and infectious new tracks in an electrifying outdoor setting.
When: December 1, 2026
Where: AXA WONDERLAND, West Kowloon
Tickets: Presale starts 11 May; General sale 13 May at 10am. Visit the website for details.
Khalid “It’s Always Summer Somewhere” Tour in Hong Kong — December 1
Khalid will bring his It’s Always Summer Somewhere Tour to Hong Kong for his first solo headline concert in the city. The American R&B singer is known for smooth, laid-back hits such as Location, Young Dumb & Broke, Better and Talk, as well as collaborations including Love Lies with Normani and Silence with Marshmello. The all-standing show takes place at AsiaWorld-Expo, with VIP packages also available.
When: December 1, 2026
Where: Hall 10, AsiaWorld-Expo
Tickets: From HK$699. Visit the official website for more details.
FKJ “Tyber Tour” in Hong Kong — December 3
French Kiwi Juice (FKJ) is the rare artist who can fill an entire stage alone. The multi-instrumentalist and producer known for his silky, groovy fusion of jazz, electronic and R&B arrives in Hong Kong with the Tyber Tour. Expect a chill, immersive live experience as FKJ layers keys, guitar, saxophone and beats in real time, delivering the signature mellow energy that has made him a global favourite.
When: December 3, 2026
Where: AsiaWorld-Expo, Hall 10, Airport Expo Blvd, Chek Lap Kok
Tickets: From HK$799 (all standing); Buy tickets via Live Nation
Stray Kids “RUN IT” World Tour in Hong Kong — December 5
Stray Kids will take over Kai Tak Stadium for a major Hong Kong stop on December 5, bringing their explosive choreography, sharp production and high-energy K-pop stage presence to one of the city’s biggest venues. Fans can expect a stadium-scale show packed with intensity, crowd chants and the group’s signature performance power. Ticket prices, VIP packages and public sale details have not yet been announced.
When: December 5, 2026
Where: Kai Tak Stadium, Kai Tak Sports Park
Tickets: Ticket details TBA.
YOASOBI Asia 10-City Dome & Stadium Tour in Hong Kong — 2026 (TBC)
Fresh off their sold-out AsiaWorld-Arena shows last December, Japan’s chart-topping duo YOASOBI—Ayase and ikura—unveils their ambitious “YOASOBI ASIA 10-CITY DOME & STADIUM TOUR 2026-2027”, their largest-scale outing yet. Born from a novel-to-music project, they’ve amassed billions of streams with hits like Yoru ni Kakeru and Idol. Hong Kong stops at a major arena promise explosive sets blending poetic lyrics, dynamic beats, and immersive visuals in this epic Asian leg alongside Taipei, Seoul, Singapore, and more. Stay tuned for dates, venues, and ticketing updates
When: To be confirmed
Where: To be confirmed
Ticket: To be confirmed
Westlife 25 Years of Hits World Tour in Hong Kong — January 27, 2027
Westlife will perform in Hong Kong on January 27, 2027, as part of their 25th Anniversary World Tour. The Irish pop group will bring the tour to Asia, with Hong Kong listed alongside Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Manila, Jakarta and Bangkok on the first announced regional dates for the 2027 run.
When: January 27, 2027
Where: AsiaWorld-Expo Arena, AsiaWorld-Expo, 1 Airport Expo Blvd, Chek Lap Kok
Ticket: From HK$699. Presales open from July 20 via Cityline. More information can be found on Live Nation website
BTS “ARIRANG” World Tour In Hong Kong — March 4, 6-7, 2027
BTS are bringing their ARIRANG world tour to Hong Kong for three nights at Kai Tak Stadium, giving ARMY a huge stadium-scale comeback moment. Fans can expect lightsticks, singalongs and the full force of the group’s live-show energy as they take over Kai Tak Sports Park. With tickets starting from HK$799, this is set to be one of the biggest K-pop events on Hong Kong’s 2027 calendar.
When: March 4, 6-7, 2027
Where: Kai Tak Stadium, Kai Tak Sports Park
Tickets: From HK$799. Buy tickets on HK Ticketing
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