Kai Tak Sports Park

After a 25-year hiatus on Cantonese music in favour of his screen and celebrity chef career, Nicholas Tse is finally taking to the stage again this year, to the delight of his fans. The highly anticipated concert series will take place in the Kai Tak Sports Park from April 24 to 26 – the show on the 24th was added due to overwhelming demand. Tse will be the first male soloist to perform at the brand-new 50,000-seat stadium and the first local artist to headline a performance at Kai Tak. The ‘Evolution Nic Live’ show comes just a little over a week after British alt-rock band Coldplay plays their April concert in the same venue. Given that Tse’s last major performance in Hong Kong was back in 2020, with six sold-out shows at the Hong Kong Coliseum, it only makes sense that Hongkongers are greatly interested in attending. Tickets range from $680 to $1,380, with general sales opening on February 19 – last we checked, tickets were going like hotcakes, so act fast!

King of Mandopop Jay Chou will bring his eighth concert tour, Carnival, to Hong Kong towards the end of June, marking his first-ever performance in our new Kai Tak Stadium. Fans will be treated to the Taiwanese singer-songwriter’s most iconic hits throughout his 25-year musical career. The official setlist for the concert has not been released, but judging from previous stops, he will perform beloved tracks such as Half-beast Human, Tornado, Unspeakable Secret, Give Me the Span of a Song, Mojito, and Loveable Woman. Chou’s Taiwan concerts also had a song-requesting portion in the show, so let’s see if he will break the record of singing more than 15 requested songs during his Hong Kong concerts. The Carnival tour will be in town for three consecutive nights from June 27 to 29. Tickets run from $680 to $1,880.