Hot Chip @ Volar Jun. 13
After playing the likes of Glastonbury, Coachella, Bonaroo and Electronic Picnic, Hot Chip is finally ready to grace the stage in Hong Kong. The hipster dance music stalwarts will be kicking out their electronic licks at Volar, which is sure to have the crowd grooving and moving. Dance shoes required.
Volar
38-44 D’Aguilar Street
Lan Kwai Fong, Hong Kong
Norman Jay @ Drop Jun. 13
British warehouse DJ legend Norman Jay will be taking over the decks on Friday night to drop his legendary mix of funk, soul and jazzy numbers to get the weekend started on the right beat.
Drop
On Lok Mansion
39-43 Hollywood Road
Central, Hong Kong
Glow Paint Party @ Club 18 Jun. 14
Party people of Hong Kong take note: Club 18 will be offering complimentary drinks and canapés from 10 p.m. to midnight on Saturday to kick a night of glow in the dark madness. Professional body painters will be on stand by and meteorologists are already forecasting a night of bright colors.
Club 18
No. 18 Lyndhurst terrace
Central, Hong Kong
The Bollands @ Hidden Agenda Jun. 14
Kiwi husband and wife duo will be celebrating the release of their latest album ‘Paper Houses’ with a show at Hidden Agenda on Sunday. Check out their newest video for the album below:
Hidden Agenda, Tickets: HK$150 (includes CD)
Wing Fu Industrial Building
15-17 Tai Yip St., Ngau Tau Kok
Stanley Plaza Rocks @ Stanley Amphitheatre Jun. 15
Underground outfits, emerging vocalists and renowned musicians will kick off the latest installation of the Stanley Plaza Summer Series this weekend in the scenic square’s amphitheater. Nothing like a little live music, food and seaside stroll to round off the weekend.
Stanley Plaza
23 Carmel Rd
Stanley, Hong Kong
The Refugee Monologue @ Kubrick Jun. 1-30
To commemorate World Refugee Day this year the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) will be cohosting an exhibition throughout the month of June with Society for Community Organization at Kubrick to bring attention to this global scourge. The exhibition will feature photography and video to shine on light on the lives of refugees across the world.
Kubrick
3 Public Square St.
Yau Ma Tei, Hong Kong
