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29 August 2025

New artists announced for Clockenflap 2025

Source: Clockenflap. Additional acts have been announced for Clockenflap this December. Table.
Source: Clockenflap. Additional acts have been announced for Clockenflap this December. 

Clockenflap
, Hong Kong’s biggest international outdoor music and arts festival, returns to Central Harbourfront from 
5-7 December, 2025. Tickets are on sale now. 

A second wave of acts that have been added to the lineup. With over 30 artists announced already, and many still to come, excitement is building for the three-day weekender in December.

J-pop fans are in for a treat as Japanese superstar Vaundy will make history at Clockenflap, marking his first-ever public performance outside Japan on the festival's opening night. This will be his sole Asian show outside his home country this year. Meanwhile, veteran Japanese rockers Ellegarden and American singer-songwriter Jeremy Zucker have been added to the bill on Sunday.

Art-pop legends Sparks will also play Hong Kong for the first time ever on Friday night, while French nu-disco act L’Imperatrice will light up the festival on Saturday. 

Other new highlights include: 

DJ duo of Johnny Takigero and Pesky Azabu Punks, and Hong Kong shoegaze band CHUNG’S ASTROLOGY will pay tribute to the late Hong Kong indie legend Kwan King Chung—the band's founding member—by performing his final works at Clockenflap (Friday).

Saturday will see UK techno legend Dave Clarke, Japanese duo Rikon, Belgian maverick BOLIS PUPUL, and Taiwanese funk act ROBOT Swing appear. 

Sunday acts include Polish guitar rising star Marcin, Singaporean synth-pop chanteuse Yeule, British DJ/producer Special Request, UK dubstep DJ RSD, Taiwanese singer-songwriter Andr, and Estonian nu-folk duo Puuluup.  

Names already announced for this year’s festival, include: British indie-folk singer-songwriter Passenger, maverick UK multi-instrumentalist Jacob Collier, German electro-house hellraisers Digitalism (DJ Set), and fĂȘted Hong Kong vocalist PANTHER Chan on Friday; Indonesian rap star Rich Brian, former Portishead frontwoman and trip-hop trailblazer Beth Gibbons, US alt-indie favourite Soccer Mommy, Japanese indie-popsters Chilli Beans., and Thai vocalist Phum Viphurit on Saturday. 

Lined up for Sunday are Scottish indie legends Franz Ferdinand, Mandarin pop star Yoga Lin, Canadian post-rock masters GODSPEED YOU! Black Emperor, Californian indie heroes TV Girl, and UK-based Japanese DJ Riria, whose acclaimed Boiler Room performance has captivated fans globally.  

In addition to multiple stages hosting must-see international, regional and local acts, Clockenflappers will be able to enjoy an array of art installations, unique branded attractions and experiences, workshops and performances, and a wide selection of food and beverage outlets. 

For arts lovers, MINIMAX - A MOBILE & MODULAR THEATRICAL EXPERIENCE* premieres in 2025.

Early bird tickets went on sale in May.

Details

Tickets can be purchased at the official ticketing platform Ticketflap at www.ticketflap.com/Clockenflap2025  

Three-day general admission tickets cost HK$1,990, and 
Single-day general admission tickets cost HK$1,280. 

A JAL travel package is available at www.jal.co.jp/jp/ja/intltour/chn/hkg_mfm/clockenflap-pre/

*MINIMAX is financially supported by the Arts Capacity Development Funding Scheme of the Government of the
Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. The content of this programme does not reflect the views of thegovernment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

10 March 2016

The Vines Resort & Country Club unveils new garden venue for MICE

Source: The Vines Resort & Country Club. The Pavilion.
Source: The Vines Resort & Country Club. The Pavilion.

The Vines Resort & Country Club has launched The Pavilion, a purpose-built garden structure at the front of the iconic resort in the Swan Valley, on the outskirts of Perth, Australia. Overlooking the golf course and gardens, the new function area, is an ideal location for conference groups' sundowners and launch events.

The open space, which has three sides open to nature and can accommodate 100 guests, complements The Barrett Lennard Room, The Boardroom, as well as the Samuel Copley and Cabernet function rooms, as event venues.

Interested?

Contact the events team at +61 8 9297 3000 or email dos at vines.com.au

10 March 2014

Shangri-La presents garden themed event venues across Asia Pacific

Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts welcomes event organisers looking for garden venues for events across Asia. 


One of the featured alternatives in China is inspired by the Suzhou Museum. The 700-sq m Shang Garden at Shangri-La Hotel, Suzhou is features the traditional elements of rocks, water, plants and a pavilion. 

In Shenzhen, the Futian Shangri-La, Shenzhen has banqueting facilities that span over 4,600 sq m. At the heart of the hotel is the airy 700-sq m Roof Garden on level four. The open space has unobstructed city views and a pathway that can be candlelit for a cocktail soiree for 200 guests.


The flower-filled grounds at the Pearl River-facing garden of Shangri-La Hotel, Guangzhou makes a lovely backdrop for event photography. There is also an outdoor pool bordered by palm trees and a gazebo surrounded by waterfalls.

The Shangri-La Hotel in Ningbo, one of China's oldest cities, is a blend of tradition and modernity.  The hotel can organise a Chinese banquet in its function space – the largest in the city – or customise catering for a ceremony at its 500-sq m outdoor oasis that is enclosed by tall trees and water features. The garden is ideal for 80 to 100 persons with a standing buffet and live band.  

At the Kerry Hotel, Beijing, the Rooftop Garden is a premier venue in the city and spacious for a 250-guest reception or 120 seated attendees. The hotel's two ballrooms also feature in banquet packages.

Landscaped to resemble an imperial Chinese garden, the 3,000-sq m natural retreat at Shangri-La Hotel, Beijing has been designed with koi ponds, red Chinese pavilions, willow trees and waterfalls.  Guests can sit comfortably in the ornamental grounds for a buffet or Chinese set menu. A rooftop garden caters for smaller events. 


The Traders Upper East Hotel, also in Beijing, is in the Embassy District. The hotel's enormous glass podium entrance leads to a long fountain on the property's rear lawn. The garden can accommodate a maximum of 80 persons. 


Offering more than an urban setting, the decked Roof Garden at Island Shangri-La, Hong Kong is the only venue of its kind in the city.  Hidden high above the city on level 56 of the hotel, this little-known enclave is surrounded by cascading greenery and the verdant heights of Victoria Peak.  The split-level venue, measuring 148 sq m, can be reserved for events with a dinner in either the hotel's ballroom or Atrium rooms. 


Shangri-La Hotel, Singapore has a newly built 80-sq m Banyan Deck with a canopy of towering trees to provide privacy and shade during a ceremony or reception. Made from Malaysian Balau wood using traditional carpentry that does not require nails or screw joints, the deck is distinctively designed with two separate levels to hold 60 guests, while three-metre tall antique brass lamp posts add a touch of nostalgia.

The Poolside Garden at Shangri-La Hotel, Jakarta is a charming venue for evening events, catering to gatherings of up to 500 guests.

The lawn at Shangri-La's Eros Hotel, New Delhi can accommodate 400 guests with a stage setup, while a maximum of 80 guests can be hosted at the garden at the Shangri-La Hotel, The Marina, Cairns in Australia. 
 
Hong Kong-based Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts owns and/or manages more than 80 hotels under the Shangri-La brand with a room inventory of over 34,000. The group has upcoming projects in mainland China, India, Mongolia, Myanmar, Philippines, Qatar, and Sri Lanka. 

*For more information on:

Kerry Beijing: email events.hbkc@thekerryhotels.com
Shangri-La Beijing: email events.slb@shangri-la.com 
Traders Beijing: email events.thue@tradershotels.com
Cairns:
e-mail events.slmc@shangri-la.com. 
Island Shangri-La, Hong Kong: email events.isl@shangri-la.com
Jakarta: email events.slj@shangri-la.com 
New Delhi: email events.slnd@shangri-la.com 
Ningbo: email events.slnb@shangri-la.com
Shenzhen: email events.slft@shangri-la.com 
Singapore: email events.sls@shangri-la.com 
Suzhou: email events.slsz@shangri-la.com

*All images from Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts.