Kai Tak Sports Park

Genre-blending musical chameleon Post Malone has just announced that he is coming to Hong Kong in concert for the first time in three years! We are promised a career-spanning setlist of chart-toppers and fan favourite tracks, presented with Posty’s undeniable stage presence and signature large-scale productions. The artist will be joined on this tour by fellow Texan musician Don Toliver, who is known for his ethereal, psychedelic trap, and melodic hip-hop. Tickets to see Post Malone in Hong Kong range from $699 for nosebleeds to $3,199 for the premium VIP package – the most costly entry includes a tier-one reserved seated ticket, specially designed VIP merch, a laminate and lanyard, an exclusive VIP wristband, and priority shopping for merchandise. See details on ticket types, pre-sale dates, and more here.

Catch the Grammy-nominated singer and producer at Kai Tak Stadium on October 21, where Puth will be performing his timeless hits as well as some highly anticipated new tracks from his Whatever’s Clever album which was just released earlier in March. His new 80s-inspired soft rock sound also features interesting collaborations with the likes of Utada Hikaru, Michael McDonald, Kenny Loggins, Kenny G, and even Jeff Goldblum. If you like Puth’s older (but no less iconic) releases like ‘Attention’, ‘We Don’t Talk Anymore’, ‘Left and Right’ featuring BTS’ Jungkook, and ‘Stay’, then this is one concert you won’t want to miss! See details about pre-sale dates and ticketing here.

K-pop boy group Stray Kids will make their return to Hong Kong on December 5 for a one-night-only show at Kai Tak Stadium. Landing in the city as part of their ‘Run It’ world tour, the eight-member group is set to bring some of their biggest hits to the stage, alongside brand-new material from their upcoming album, This & That. Ticket prices, VIP packages, and merchandise details have yet to be announced, so stay tuned for updates as they drop.