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American R&B star Khalid is heading to Hong Kong for his first-ever solo headline concert this December! As part of his ‘It’s Always Summer Somewhere’ global tour, the multi-platinum singer and songwriter will be hitting up Singapore and Bangkok in November, before making his way to our shores on December 1. Other cities of the Asia leg include Tokyo, Seoul, Taipei, and Kuala Lumpur.
The seven-time Grammy nominee is scheduled to perform for one night only at AsiaWorld-Expo. Fans can expect an evening of soulful vocals and laidback beats, with a setlist that will, hopefully, feature some of his biggest hits like Location, Young Dumb & Broke, Better, and Talk, along with tunes from his latest album ‘After the Sun Goes Down’.
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The concert will be an all-standing show (so wear your comfiest shoes), with the music kicking off at 8pm. General admission tickets start from $699, with a few presale windows opening before the general release. The Artist presale starts July 13 at 12pm, followed by HSBC Mastercard and Trip.com presales on July 14 at 10am. Live Nation members get their turn on July 15 at 2pm, before general sales finally open to the public on July 16 at 2pm. Check out more ticket details at livenation.hk.
For those wanting to go the extra mile – and are willing to pay for it – VIP packages begin at $1,999. The Meet & Greet Experience gets you a standing ticket, an individual photo with Khalid himself, a meet-and-greet session with the man, an exclusive merch pack curated by Khalid, a signed VIP laminate, and early entry (Tier 1) so you can skip the worst of the queue.
Alternatively, the slightly scaled-back VIP Merch Package offers one standing ticket, exclusive merch, a commemorative VIP laminate, and early entry (Tier 2) into the performance hall. Both packages will also grant you access to a dedicated merch lane.
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