Street Art Fever Presents Live Art @ Boujis March 21
Boujis will be hosting artist Hasart on Friday night for an evening of creativity and drinks to get the weekend started right for those with both urban and urbane sensibilities.
Tickets: HK$150
Boujis
37-43 Pottinger Street
Central, Hong Kong
Billion Club Presents Ultimate Couple Dance
If you didn’t need a reason to dance after five grueling days in the office, classroom, barracks, or drunk tank. Billion Club is hosting the ‘ultimate’ move and shake it event on Friday. No cover, one free shot. Time to move, move it folks.
Billion Club
3/F, On Hing Building
1-9 On Hing Terrace
Central, Hong Kong
Night Flowers @ Club 18 March 21
Italian DJs Niko Deejay and Mirko Paoloni will be dropping the needle on their world tour in Hong Kong on Friday. After years of bringing the freshest Iberian inspired beats to dance floors across the globe, the duo will be dropping plenty of funky baselines to keep Club 18 patron’s pleased as the work day fades away from memory and the weekend commences.
Tickets: HK$150
Club 18
No. 18 Lyndhurst terrace
Central, Hong Kong
Mods vs. Rockers Night @ Grappa Cellar March 22
So, who would win in a fight to the musical death: a 10-piece ska band named after a famous Jamaican brew or a rockabilly band with the audacity to name itself Big Rod? Only one way to find out, head to Grappa Cellar on Friday night to see the Red Strips and Big Rod rock out. Mopeds and brass instruments welcome.
Grappa Cellar
Jardine House
1 Connaught Place
Central, Hong Kong
Alpine Decline @ Hidden Agenda March 22
Beijing rock duo Alpine Decline will unleash thier lo-fi, noise inspired numbers to Hong Kong’s Hidden Agenda as the night moves in Kowloon. Fans of indie/punk/garage/art rock take note.
Tickets: HK$150
Hidden Agenda
Unit 2A, Wing Fu Industrial Building
15-17 Tai Yip Street
Ngau Tau Kok, Hong Kong
2NE1 @ AsiaWorld-Expo March 22
Could K-Pop powerhouse 2NE1 kickoff a world tour and not swing by Hong Kong? I’m not even going to answer that question. Spoiler alert: show will likely feature highly choreographed dances, myriad costume changes and screaming masses that would make the DPRK’s Lil’ Kim a little envious.
Tickets: HK$480-1480
AsiaWorld Expo
Hong Kong International Airport
Lantau Island, Hong Kong
Wines of the World @ March 22–23
Hong Kong’s premier wine festival will be kicking off this weekend at the Sky 100 Observation Deck on the 100th floor of the ICC. At Wines of the World, attendees will be able to sample, taste or quaff vino from North & South America, New Zealand, Spain, Portugal, Germany, Switzerland, Australia, South Africa, France, Italy and China while enjoying the 360 degree view of the city from the ICC’s misty heights.
Tickets HK$288 including one sky100 Hong Kong Observation Deck admission, 5 tasting tokens, a glass & mixed charcuterie & cheese board
100/F International Commerce Centre
1 Austin Road West,
Kowloon, Hong Kong
