Encore Series: Piano Recital by Nelson Freire
When: 8pm, 8 September, 2015
Where: HK Cultural Centre, Concert Hall
Tickets: $420, $320, $220, $150 from Urbtix
Tag: music
Made in Hong Kong Music Festival @ The AIA Great European Carnival – 7-8 February, 2015
7th February:
Hey Rachel (Acoustic/Pop/SongWriter)
Tonyi Ng (Pop)
Gravity Alterstra (Electronic)
Rain in Time及時雨 (Post-Hardcore)
Shandy Gan 顏培珊(Bossa Nova)
8th February:
ChintungTse 謝芊彤 (Acoustic/Pop/SongWriter)
Sil Hung Mo 小紅帽 (Indie pop)
Jabin Law (Folk/Blues/Alternative/Rock)
大人之音樂 (Brainiac of Electronic & Looping Music Unit)
Tri-deuce (Jazz funk/Acid Jazz/Soul)
Lil’ Ashes小塵埃 (Acoustic)
Made in Hong Kong Music Festival
When: 7-8 February, 2015
Where: The AIA Great European Carnival
How much: $125
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Phil Lam & Wen Chiang Liao in Concert @ KITEC – 8pm, 26 February, 2015
Phil Lam & Wen Chiang Liao in Concert
When: 8pm, 26 February, 2015
Where: MusicZone, KITEC
How much: $280 from Cityline
Katy Perry @ Cotai Arena – 1-2 May, 2015
Katy Perry Prismatic World Tour
Support: The Dolls (DJ Mia Moretti + Margot)
Date: 1-2 May, 2015
Venue: CotaiArena, The Venetian Macau
Tickets: $1,680, $1,280, $880, $680, $380 from CotaiTicketing
2PM World Tour 「Go Crazy」@ AsiaWorld Expo – 8pm, 14 February, 2015
South Korean boy band 2PM latest tour in support of their fourth studio album Go Crazy comes to Hong Kong on Valentines Day.
2PM World Tour:「Go Crazy」
When: 8pm, 14 February, 2015
Where: AsiaWorld Expo
How much: $1680, $1380, $980, $680 from HKTicketing
ANISONG World Tour Lantis Festival 2015 @ HKCEC – 6-7, February, 2015
Record label Lantis has all the big names in anime song and their coming to Hong Kong as part of a 6 city tour.
7 February
Megumi Ogata, Minami Kuribayashi, Sayaka Sasaki, Ryoko Shintani, JAM Project, STAR☆ANIS, Faylan, Kenichi Suzumura, milktub
8 February
Megumi Ogata, Minami Kuribayashi, Sayaka Sasaki, Ryoko Shintani, JAM Project, STAR☆ANIS, Faylan, Aki Hata, Aki Misato
ANISONG World Tour Lantis Festival 2015
When: 6pm, 6-7, February, 2015
Where: Hall 3, HK Convention and Exhibition Centre
How much: $980, $680 from HKTicketing
More info: www.facebook.com/ANISONGWorldTourLantisFestivalinHongKong
Belle and Sebastian @ AsiaWorld Expo – 8pm, 10 February, 2015
Formed in 1996, Belle and Sebastian are the darlings of the indie world. The current line-up has been in place for over a decade, selling over 3 million albums including Girls in Peacetime Want to Dance released earlier this year.
Belle and Sebastian
When: 8pm, 10 February, 2015
Where: AsiaWorld Expo
How much: $760 from HKTicketing
Bel Canto Singers: Yu Kwang-chung’s Words & Music @ Hong Kong City Hall Theatre – 8pm, 4 February, 2015
Born in Nanjing in 1928, Yu Kwang-chung work’s have long been hailed as poignant expressions of emotions and are extremely popular with composers in China, Hong Kong and Taiwan. They have been set to music to express nostalgia for the motherland, concerns for mankind, feelings of being at one with Nature, and reflections on the facets of Life.
The concert programme features vocal works written and re-arranged by composers inspired by Professor Yu’s poems including Titita (in two different versions by Taiwan composers Chen Mao-shuen & Ma Shui-lung), Nostalgia in Four Rhymes (in three different versions by Taiwan composers Lo Da-yu, Yang Hsien & Chin Shi-wen), The Sunflowers (Hong Kong composer Tang Lok-yin), What is the Rain Saying through the Night (pianist of the programme Julie Kuok), The Night Watchman (Hong Kong composer Hui Cheung-wai), Nostalgia (Mainland China composer Chao Daijian), On Such a Windy Night (Taiwan composer Chen Mao-shuen), The Answer and Your Smile Last Night (Taiwan composer Jenny Chou), The Blind Fortune-teller (Bel Canto Singers Artistic Director & tenor David Quah), Firefly (Taiwan composer Tai Ching-chuan) and And When I Die (Hong Kong composer Richard Tsang) and the Hong Kong premiere of Hong Kong composer Victor Chan’s Strange was the World.
The concert will be performed by tenor David Quah, soprano Margaret Yim, mezzo-soprano Emily Liu and bass Edmund Kwan, accompanied on the piano by Julie Kuok, with readings by veteran radio presenter and music critic Dennis Wu, hoping to transport the audience to the world of the Muse.
Bel Canto Singers: Yu Kwang-chung’s Words & Music
When: 8pm, 4 February, 2015
Where: HK City Hall, Theatre
How much: $280, $180 from URBTIX