Nightlife, February 5, 2010
Nightlife, February 5, 2010
February 5th, 2010Disco 2 Disco - DJ Mr Mike from Switzerland spins an entire spectrum of electric disco and dance music. $300 (includes a drink). Fri, Feb 5, 11pm. Kee Club, 6/F, 32 Wellington St., Central, 2810-9000, www.keeclub.com.
Solos x Heavy Hong Kong presents MTR
Solos Records, Heavy Hong Kong, and MTR Corporation bring you two rooms of underground UK music including bassline, funky, dubstep and drum ‘n’bass. $120 (includes a drink). Sat, Feb 6, 11pm. Ashtray, 3/F, Ho Lee Building, 38-44 D’Aguilar, Central.
HK PICKS
World’s No.1 DJ, Sasha
Industry legend who drove the evolution of progressive trance and house in the 90s, the original Sasha fierce! $580 from HMV, Tom Lee or www.hkticketing.com, 3128-8288; or $680 at door. Sat, Feb 6, 11pm-6am. HITEC Star Hall, 1 Trademart Drive, Kowloon Bay. More info www.solosrecords.com.
Supersonic
The Likely Lads DJ Iain and Paul bring you the best British rock ‘n’ roll and indie classics from the 60s till now. $100 entrance, $180 optional open bar. Sat, Feb 6, 10pm. Bassment, LG, 13 Lyndhurst Terrace. 9616-2075, www.supersonic-hk.com.
Hong Kong Vibration
A night of pure reggae, roots, dub, dance hall, funk and old-school hip-hop featuring DJs Shabaga (aka Mafio), Karmiy from Japan, Lucas Luraka and Cee T. Sat, Feb 6, 9pm. W52, 52 Wyndham St., Central, 6768-5252, www.w52.com.hk.
Tamra Keenan
The electro artist’s remixed version of “Here I Am” was featured on the “Devil Wears Prada” soundtrack, is performing live. Sat, Feb 6, 9pm. M1NT, 108 Hollywood Rd., Central, 2261-1106, www.m1nt.com.cn.
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DJ Chuckie
Indispensable to the Dutch and international dance scene, Suriname’s DJ Chuckie crosses genres with his mixing skills. Sat, Feb 6, midnight. Dragon-i, 60 Wyndham St., Central, 3110-1222, www.dragon-i.com.hk.
Scream!—Fridays
The opening party of a free weekly event with special guest DJ Enso gracing the decks with support from residents Asim Fiction and James Def. Fri, Feb 12, 10pm. Dharma Den, 2/F, The Workstation, 43 Lyndhurst Terrace, Central, 9813-1579.
Fruit-i-licous 2
A fabulous night inclusive of gay, straight, lesbian and bi people—everyone can get down and have fun! Featuring a special performance by La Chiquitta. $50 (includes a drink). Thu, Feb 18, 8pm. Rock School, 2/F, corner of Luard Rd. and Jaffe Rd., Wan Chai.
Paul Deighton
Ministry of Sound presents Housexy and Gung-Ho DJ Paul Deighton, playing quality underground house music. $300 (includes a drink). Fri, Feb 26, 10pm. Beijing Club, 2-3/F, Wellington Place, 2-8 Wellington St., Central, 2526-8298, www.beijingclub.com.hk.
Gigs
Chochukmo: the other side of
The winner of Global Battle of Bands Hong Kong Division plays an unplugged set to show that they have a soft side. $100 (includes a drink). Fri, Feb 5, 10pm. Kubrick BC, Shop H2, Prosperous Garden, 3 Public Square St., Yau Ma Tei, 2384-8929.
Muse
After storming Hong Kong back in 2007, the British rock sensation return with the “Resistance Tour.” $380-$580 from www.hkticketing.com, 3128-8288. Sat, Feb 6, 8pm. AsiaWorld Expo-Arena, Lantau.
Guangzhou Indie Bands
A City Festival program featuring two indie bands from Guangzhou, Wu Tiao Ren (Fri) and Bubble Noble (Sat). $100 advance or $125 at door. Fri-Sat, Feb 5-6, 10:30pm. Fringe Club, 2 Lower Albert Rd., Central, 2521-7251, www.cityfestival.com.hk.
Underground 93
The indie showcase returns with Ding Ding & Shi Shi from Taiwan, Brit pop act F.T.T., blues rock band Helter Skelter and more. $100 (includes a drink). Sat, Feb 6, 10pm. The Melting Pot, Shop 3, 1-3 Elgin St. (by 65 Hollywood Rd.), Central, 9486-4648, www.undergroundhk.com.
Chinese New Year’s Eve Show
Have a rock ‘n’ roll Year of the Tiger with some of the best indie acts in Hong Kong, including Live Fast Die, Hungry Ghosts and The Curs. Free entry with drink promotions. Sat, Feb 13, 9pm. Rockschool, 2/F, corner of Luard Rd. and Jaffe Rd., Wan Chai.
HK PICKS
Glassjaw
Hold tight folks—The People’s Party brings Long Island’s legendary post-hardcore titans to town for an exclusive one-and-only gig in Asia. $150 (includes a drink) from White Noise Records or $180 on the door. Wed, Feb 17, 8pm. Hang Out Youth Outreach, 2 Holy Cross Path, Sai Wan Ho, www.thepeoplesparty.tv.
Paula Tsui
Paula Tsui Siu-fung, the pop superstar, has tugged at the heartstrings of fans with her unique voice and captivating stage presence for decades. $200-$1,000 from www.hkticketing.com, 3128-8288. Fri-Sat, Feb 19-20. CotaiArena, The Venetian Macao.
OK Go
The Grammy-winning Chicago glam-rock band mastered the art of the viral video and is bringing their infectious, fun-filled live performance to town. $300 (includes a drink) from Grappa’s or White Noise Records. Wed, Feb 24, 8pm. Grappa’s Cellar, Jardine House, 1 Connaught Place, Central, 2521-2322, www.thepeoplesparty.tv.
Sonic Bloom
CityU Band Soc presents Japanese instrumental rock act Te’, post-rock band Wang Wen from China, and local big names Chochukmo and Crazy Lion. $180 advance from White Noise or Zoo Records, or $210 walk-in. Sat, Feb 27, 7pm. Hang Out Youth Outreach, 2 Holy Cross Path, Sai Wan Ho, 9063-2023.
David Broza
A regular performer at top international venues, David Broza is known around the world for his unique guitar playing and singing style. $288-$588 from www.hkticketing.com, 3128-8288. Sat, Mar 6, 8:30pm. Leo Lee Arts Centre, Canadian International School, 36 Nam Long Shan Rd., Aberdeen.
Only You: Herb Reed & The Platters Live
Original founding member Herb Reed and The Platters are bringing their famed sound to Hong Kong, singing romantic melodies such as “Only You,” “Smoke Gets in Your Eyes” and “Enchanted.” $280-$480 from www.hkticketing.com, 3128-8288. Fri, Mar 12, 8pm. Hall 5BC, HKCEC, 1 Expo Drive, Wan Chai.
Eason Chan
Cantopop’s superstar Eason Chan will perform 15 nights consecutively for his Johnnie Walker Keep Walking DUO concert. $150-$480 from www.urbtix.hk, 2734-9009. Mar 21-Apr 4, daily, 8:15pm. Hong Kong Coliseum, 9 Cheong Wan Rd., Hung Hom.
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Jeff Beck
One of the most respected guitar heroes of all time, Jeff Beck is in the same class as Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton and Jimmy Page. $690-$890 from www.hkticketing.com, 3128-8288. Mon, Mar 22, 8:15pm. AsiaWorld Expo-Arena, Lantau.
Tom Jones
With a music career spanning 45 years, the Welsh singer is one of the greatest icons of pop and soul. Ladies, keep your underwear on—Tom’s tired of being pelted with panties. $380-$980 from www.hkticketing.com, 3128-8288. Wed, Mar 24, 8pm. Hall 5BC, HKCEC, 1 Expo Drive, Wan Chai.
Kings of Convenience
Quiet is the new loud! The Norwegian indie folk-pop duo, often compared to Simon and Garfunkel and Nick Drake, is bringing their mellow voices and delicate lyrics to town, giving us a warm summer breeze during the winter cold. $350 from www.hkticketing.com, 3128-8288. Thu, Mar 25, 8:30pm. Rotunda 3, HITEC, 1 Trademart Dr., Kowloon Bay.
Deep Purple
Ever wonder how “Smoke on the Water” sounds live? Check out the legendary British heavy metal act with their current line-up comprising original drummer Ian Paice. $350-$680 from www.hkticketing.com, 3128-8288. Mon, May 10, 8pm. AsiaWorld Expo-Arena, Lantau.



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