The lineup includes Joey Tang, Ga Yam Yan, OLIVER, acoustic group inLove as well as mainland band Swamp.

Each member of the audience will be given a CD documenting the backstage scenes.

Come Out and Play will be staged on Saturday and Sunday at 8pm in the Hong Kong City Hall's

Concert Hall.

Tickets at $200, $150 and $120, with half-price concessions for students, are available from Urbtix

on 2734 9009.

CANTO-POP CONCERT

Canto-pop singer and actor Andy Hui Chi-on will take centre stage at the Hong Kong Coliseum from Friday through Sunday at 8.15pm.

Hui is one of Hong Kong's most popular chart-toppers. He will sing his ballads, which are popular among karaoke-goers.

Hui will also perform martial arts and stage mock gunfights during the concert.

He will be accompanied by a special guest performer each night.

Tickets cost $400, $300, $200 and $100, and are available from Urbtix.

Tuesday, February 22

On this day

2002: Janica Kostelic became the first alpine skier to win four medals at a single Olympics; the Croatian took home three golds and a silver from the Salt Lake City Games

1857: German scientist Heinrich Hertz, who gave his name to units of frequency, was born

1967: Indonesia's President Achmad Sukarno surrendered all power to premier General Suharto, remaining president in name only

2004: Consumer advocate Ralph Nader announced he would again stand as an independent candidate in the U.S. presidential election