CANNY Scottish pop crooners Wet Wet Wet hit the Queen Elizabeth Stadium tomorrow night for a one-off show. The white soul band are better known for their Top 40 hit ballads which may put off a large portion of the live music crowd in Hong Kong.
However the lads do have a reputation for spicing up the latter halves of their shows with rocking classics from the past, which should make the concert one of the best this year . . . not that we've had many! So make the most of it. A few tickets are still available through Urbtix, be quick. Show starts about 8pm.
Tonight: The original sounds of Kelly's Flying Machine hit the Fringe Club from about 10pm.
The Jump in Causeway Bay is throwing a blues party and has hired the highly able hands of Rhythm Sweat to spice up the evening with stinging southern blues and rock. Be there about 9pm.
Blue Steel play the Wanch with rock and blues classics at 10pm.
Ted Lo and Eugene Pao jam up a storm in the Jazz Club from 9.30pm.
