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Tickets for Clockenflap, Hong Kong’s biggest international outdoor music and arts festival, went on public sale at 11am yesterday, giving fans the chance to secure their place at this year’s highly anticipated event.
Priced at HK$1,990 for three-day weekend tickets and HK$1,280 for single-day tickets (with under-18 tickets at HK$1,590 for three-day and HK$880 for single-day), the tickets are expected to sell quickly following Clockenflap’s previous two sold-out editions in 2023. The festival, which takes place at Central Harbourfront from Friday November 29 to Sunday December 1, 2024, also announced that British indie legends Suede were being added to the lineup as Special Guests, performing a special, extended 90-minute set, marking the band’s first show in Hong Kong since 2016.
Suede join an impressive lineup of international, regional and local acts announced previously, including maverick rock icon and Sunday night headliner Jack White, legendary French electronic duo and Friday night headliners Air, critically acclaimed US singer-songwriter St. Vincent, trailblazing UK DJ/producer Jamie xx, and British psychedelic pop-rockers Glass Animals. And the Saturday night headliner is still to be announced.
Other first-wave lineup highlights include: magnetic hip-hop duo Creepy Nuts, enigmatic J-Pop vocalist Yama, intricate post-rock/math rock masters toe, indie-pop band Cody・Lee(李) and blockbusting girl group Sakurazaka46 from Japan; Atlanta high-energy DJ/producer Porter Robinson; DJ/producer A-Trak and alt-rockers Mother Mother from Canada; Australia indie favourites Last Dinosaurs and ghetto
house hellraiser Partiboi69; Taiwan indie-rockers deca joins and Gigantic Roar; plus post-hardcore band An Id Signal and neo-jazz act R.O.O.T from Hong Kong.
Showcasing the full, world-class festival experience that music fans in the city have come to know and love, this year’s Clockenflap will once again feature a spectacular outdoor environment with multiple stages, a mouthwatering array of top-quality F&B outlets, and an eclectic lineup of must-see international, regional and local acts.
Ticketing Details
Ticket prices remain the same from December 2023, with three-day General Admission tickets at HK$1,990 and single-day General Admission tickets at HK$1,280; Children aged between three and 17 years require their own ticket: three-day U18 tickets are HK$1,590 and single-day U18 tickets are HK$880. Children aged under three years can attend the festival for free (pre-registration for children aged under three is not required).
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