Book now for electronic dance party DLDK, reggae ska festival and more
Dutch partystarters Don't Let Daddy Know make their Hong Kong debut, six bands take part in city's first festival of reggae and ska music, Colombian multimedia dance act offers something different, and K-pop boys BTS are Hong Kong bound
High-flying Dutch partystarters Don't Let Daddy Know bring their sonic shindig to Asia for the first time. After taking the club scene by storm at Privilege in Ibiza two years ago, DLDK have toured the world with a series of stellar one-off parties. And now it's Hong Kong's turn to sample the cutting-edge production, trademark special effects and gifted DJ roster, including The Chainsmokers, Laidback Luke (right), Sander Van Doorn and Sem Vox. September 30, 5pm, Lantau, HK$580-HK$22,000 (VIP table), HK Ticketing. Inquiries: 2829 7322
Dust off your pork pie hat, slip on your two-tone creepers and get skanking at this inaugural celebration of Jamaica's dual gifts to the world of music. The high-energy line-up features six bands, including Hong Kong's 10-piece The Red Stripes, Taiwanese outfit Skaraoke, and roots, rock, reggae exponents Masia and the Irietones from Singapore. August 28, 7pm, Wyndham Street, Central, HK$290 (advance), HK$380 (door), pelago.events. Inquiries: 9074 8886