Written by HK Cheapo
You’re spoiled for choice if you’re looking for international concerts in Hong Kong. From rock icons like Suede and electronic visionaries like Kraftwerk to K-pop superstars, indie darlings, and stadium acts, there’s something for everyone from July through to 2027.
August 2026
Kodaline
August 19HK$799.00
TIDES
Irish alt-rock stalwarts Kodaline are wrapping up their farewell tour this year. After nearly two decades together, the band will deliver an emotional and energetic final tour across multiple continents. Expect classic hits from their beloved albums as the band says goodbye to fans worldwide.
Tickets
All standing: HK$799.00. Available via Live Nation Hong Kong and Ticketflap.
September 2026
IVE
September 4–6HK$799.00 – HK$2,299.00
AsiaWorld-Arena
K-pop sensation IVE brings their SHOW WHAT I AM world tour to Hong Kong with a three-night stand at AsiaWorld-Arena. The six-member group has become one of K-pop’s hottest acts since their debut, dominating charts with powerful performances and trendsetting music. VIP packages include soundcheck party, commemorative lanyard, and exclusive merchandise access.
Tickets
Seated: HK$799.00, HK$999.00, HK$1,299.00, HK$1,699.00. VIP Package: HK$2,299.00 (includes soundcheck, lanyard, exclusive gift, merchandise priority). General onsale April 2, 2026, 3 p.m. via Live Nation Hong Kong.
Post Malone
September 16Kai Tak Stadium
Hip-hop and pop superstar Post Malone returns to Hong Kong with The BIG Stadium World Tour, supported by special guest Don Toliver.
Tickets
Pricing TBC. General public sales from April 30, 2026, 12 p.m. via HK Ticketing. Artist presale April 24, HSBC/Trip.com presales April 27–28, Live Nation members presale April 29.
LANY
September 30HK$699.00 – HK$1,569.00
AsiaWorld-Expo, Hall 10
American indie-pop band LANY brings their soft world tour to Hong Kong. This is a rare chance to catch the band live in the region. VIP includes soundcheck, meet-and-greet, and exclusive merch.
Tickets
Standing: HK$699.00. VIP Standing: HK$1,569.00 (early entry, soundcheck, meet-and-greet, exclusive merchandise). Available via Live Nation Asia.
October 2026
The Weeknd
October 30 & 31TBC
Kai Tak Stadium
Global superstar The Weeknd is bringing the final leg of his record‑breaking After Hours Til Dawn Stadium Tour to Hong Kong this autumn. Fans can catch him live at Kai Tak Stadium on 30 & 31 October 2026, with two electrifying nights of groundbreaking production and a setlist packed with hits.
Tickets
Artist presale begins on 18 May at 10 a.m., followed by ZA Visa Cardholders presale on 19–20 May, Trip.com presale on 20–21 May, and Live Nation Members presale on 20 May. General onsale starts from 21 May at 10 a.m.. VIP details and ticket prices will be announced soon.
November 2026
Jason Mraz
November 4TBC
AsiaWorld-Expo
Two‑time Grammy winner Jason Mraz will bring his mellow acoustic sound back to Hong Kong this November as part of his 2026 Asia tour. Having last performed here seven years ago, he returns to the AsiaWorld‑Expo on November 4 for a one‑night show that blends nostalgic singalongs with fresh tracks from his recent albums.
Tickets
Tickets go on sale via URBTIX at 12 p.m. on May 30, with prices to be announced soon.
December 2026
Khalid
December 1HK$699.00
AsiaWorld-Expo
Grammy‑nominated R&B star Khalid brings his It’s Always Summer Somewhere Tour to Hong Kong for the first time. Known for global hits like Location and Young Dumb & Broke, he’ll light up AsiaWorld‑Expo with warm vocals and breezy vibes.
Tickets
Tickets are on sale now via Cityline and priced at HK$699.00 with VIP packages available for HK$1,999.00 (all standing).
Simple Plan
December 1HK$799.00–HK$999.00
AXA Wonderland, West Kowloon
Pop‑punk veterans Simple Plan are finally returning to Hong Kong this December as part of their 25th anniversary world tour. The Canadian four‑piece, known for anthems of teenage rebellion and outsiderhood, last played here back in 2012. This time, they’ll close out the Asia leg of their tour with a one‑night show on December 1, following stops in Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Manila, and Indonesia.
Tickets
Tickets are now on sale and are available in two catergories, priced at HK$799.00 and HK$999.00.
April 2027
Charlie Puth
April, 2027TBC
TBC
Originally slated for October 2026, the Charlie Puth – Whatever’s Clever! World Tour in Hong Kong has been postponed until April 2027 due to production and logistical challenges.
Having previously performed in Hong Kong in 2023, Singer‑songwriter Charlie Puth returns with his signature blend of pop hooks and soulful ballads. Known for global hits like Attention and How Long, Puth has built a reputation as both a chart‑topping artist and a meticulous producer.
Audiences can expect a setlist that spans his platinum‑selling debut Nine Track Mind as well as some newer material. With multiple Grammy nominations and a string of multiplatinum singles, Puth’s concert promises to be one of the standout pop events of the year.
Tickets
All tickets previously purchased for the original date will be automatically refunded. Fans who already held tickets will receive priority access to purchase for the rescheduled show, with an exclusive presale (dates yet to be announced). Additional details will be announced on the Live Nation Hong Kong website, but demand is expected to be high when sales reopen.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I buy resale tickets if the show is sold out?
We recommend only buying from official resellers. Larger ticketing platforms like Live Nation Hong Kong and AXA will announce official resale tickets if they become available.
I need to buy tickets online from overseas. Can I do that?
Many ticketing agencies in Hong Kong have international purchasing options available. Check the ticketing site for your specific event.
What time do shows typically start?
Most live shows in Hong Kong typically begin between 7–8 p.m., with doors opening around 6–7 p.m.
What is the ticket lottery?
Lotteries are a way to prevent ticket scalping and website overload when shows go on sale. Lottery entries are typically open over several days or weeks, giving fans time to enter comfortably for a limited number of tickets.
This article is updated regularly. While we do our best to ensure it’s correct, information is subject to change.
