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ComplexCon Hong Kong returns this March with an exciting programme

Earlier this year, ComplexCon Hong Kong 2026 announced the highly anticipated headliners for its music programme in March to be none other than Blackpink’s Jennie and American rapper Yeat, but now, we’re blessed with the rest of the event lineup! While there is music aplenty to look forward to, there are also many other cultural and artistic activities on the docket. Here’s everything you need to know about ComplexCon Hong Kong 2026 and how to spend the weekend there.
ComplexCon Hong Kong 2026 is the third Hong Kong edition of this major youth culture, music, fashion, and arts festival. It was launched in California in 2016. Over the years, the success of ComplexCon saw it expanding to multiple cities before finally getting an inaugural Asia edition in Hong Kong in 2024 – the first outside of North America.
ComplexCon Hong Kong 2026 will take place on the weekend of March 21 and 22 at the AsiaWorld-Expo, and will comprise Complex Live! Concerts for music and performances and the ComplexCon Marketplace for brand, artist, and creator showcases.
Jennie from Blackpink has been announced as the headliner for Sunday, March 22, so if you missed the K-pop girl group’s recent Hong Kong concerts, here’s another chance to see Jennie perform live. American hip-hop artist Yeat is headlining on Saturday, March 21.
K-hip-hop will be a prominent genre at this year’s ComplexCon Hong Kong as well with the addition of the legendary Jay Park (March 21) and South Korean R&B and hip-hop artist Crush (March 22). K-pop boy band Lngshot, co-ed sensation All Day Project, singer Amy Lo, Chinese rapper Skai IsYourGod, beatboxers Wing and Hiss, and producer and songwriter R.Tee complete the eclectic roster of performances this year.
Head to the Pigeons & Plane stage to catch a dynamic lineup of upcoming musicians and lively DJ sets from acts such as Korean R&B artist Peakboy, Chinese hip-hop producer ATM Hanson, creative collective Yeti Out, local mixmaster DJ Tommy, and more.
ComplexCon Hong Kong 2026 will also host exclusive events and panel discussions featuring thought leaders, creatives, and prominent individuals at its ComplexCon(versations) sessions. Highlights include the Complex Run which gives attendees priority access to the Marketplace and a coffee rave party, dance masterclasses held by world-renowned Korean dancers Vata and Ingyoo from WeDemBoyz, and a surprise fan-meeting with Regina Ip.
Expect to find a wide range of artists, creators, and brands setting up shop at AsiaWorld Expo over the weekend. Keep your eyes peeled for unique products, limited-edition merch drops, collaborations, and coveted collectables exclusively available at ComplexCon. Names to look out for include streetwear specialists such as Bape, Billionaire Boys Club, and Clot; art designers Fat Coffee With and Toca Loca, as well as exclusive F&B pop-ups from Silk. and Doe Coffee.
Attendees can also browse the official ComplexCon Gift Shop, which will carry exclusive items from the artist directors of ComplexCon, including Kasing Lung – the creator of the viral Labubu, and the artistic director of this year’s ComplexCon.
One brand to look out for is Grading Eleven Authentication (GEA), a locally founded company that elevates trading card grading for avid collectors and newcomers. Priding itself on combining innovation, technology, and design, GEA’s expedited service allows individuals to submit and appraise rare trading cards, have them encased in artist-designed protective slabs embedded with an NFC chip for instant verification. What’s more, the company has released limited amounts of The Monsters Series 3 by How2Work slabs exclusively available during ComplexCon, so be sure to visit their stall over the weekend if you want to cop one for yourself. Plus, GEA are offering an exclusive discount, just for you. Use promo code TIMEOUTHK on GEA’s website from now until April 30 to enjoy 20 percent off on any card submission for grading.
Attendees can find international bites and refreshments from names such as Bánh Mì Ném, Ging Sun Ho, Ho Ming Kee, LaPatPat X Messina, Patty Smashers X Birria Y Birria, Pigsman, Rokstar Chicken, Slowcow, Sonny’s Pizza, Spoonful by Nosh, and Tsui Wah. Don’t forget to wash everything down with expert brews from Can Can & Ah Jeng’s Coffee Club or No Coffee & East Hong Kong. In the mood for something stronger? Pick your poison from vendors including Devil’s Tea, Asahi, and Mak’s Beer.
VIP ticket packages for the whole weekend cost $4,988 and include access to the VIP standing zone for Complex Live! Concerts on March 21 and 22, a priority experience at Marketplace on March 21, early access to Marketplace on March 21 and 22, priority access to ComplexCon(versations), access to the VIP Lounge, exclusive off-menu food items crafted by chefs at the Family Style Food Festival, and a limited-edition collectible by artistic director Kasing Lung.
If you don’t think you’ll be spending that much time there, single-day tickets are available as well. For Saturday, March 21, entry to Marketplace costs $488, while entry to Complex Live! Back Standing Zone and Marketplace costs $988, and entry to Complex Live! Front Standing Zone, Marketplace with early access, and ComplexCon(versations) with priority access costs $1,288. For Sunday, March 22, entry to Marketplace costs $488, entry to Complex Live! Back Standing Zone and Marketplace costs $1,488, and entry to Complex Live! Front Standing Zone, Marketplace with early access, and ComplexCon(versations) with priority access costs $1,988.
Public ticket sales will go live on February 3 at 12pm on Klook and Trip.com.
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