Clockenflap 2024: Artist Line-Up, Dates And Everything Else We Know About Hong Kong’s Biggest Music Festival

Get ready Clockenflappers because Hong Kong’s biggest music festival is coming back. The 2024 edition of Clockenflap in Hong Kong will take place from November 29 to December 1. 

The organiser revealed the dates for the 2024 edition following the conclusion of last year’s festival. However, the “reminder” comes as organisers teased the line-up reveal in the coming weeks.

All the details you need to know for Clockenflap 2024 Hong Kong

Mark your calendars for three days of music, fun, and unforgettable memories. Clockenflap in Hong Kong will return for its 2024 edition from November 29 to December 1.

Big fans of the music festival might have already grabbed the limited ‘blind bird’ tickets last April. Organisers offered special discounted three-day weekend tickets to “reward fans who are all in for the Clockenflap 2024” experience. That is, before organisers even announced the full line-up. The tickets were available for only HKD 1690, which was 15 per cent off the normal price.

Now, organisers teased that the first line-up will be announced “really soon” so stay on your toes for more updates. In the comments section, fans have already begun listing out their dream performers and artists.

Hong Kong’s annual music and arts festival

Clockenflap is Hong Kong’s marquee annual music event, drawing in as many as 60,000 attendees, especially pre-pandemic. The festival began in 2008 to put Hong Kong on the map when it comes to music and arts.

Following a three-year cancellation, Clockenflap made its comeback last year with two back-to-back events. The first in March 2023 and the second in December 2023. Joji, one of the original headliners wasn’t able to join the festival in the end. It would have been his first performance in the city. Other artists in the line-up included Swae Lee, De La Soul, Tilly Birds, Yoasobi, IDLES, and Atarashii Gakko.

Other than music performances, festivalgoers can also enjoy a range of dining options, stalls, booths, and other side activities.

All images credit: clockenflap/Instagram

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