A serious musical line-up for die-hard fans.
Taking place at Central Harbourfront from 5th Friday to 7th Sunday, December, 2025, the organisers of Clockenflap vow to thrill fans in its 17th iteration of the music festival. With its vast history of past legendary acts performing on the festival grounds like A$AP Rocky to Arctic Monkeys, this year’s Clockenflap is bound to be equally exhilarating as well.
First up on the line-up are: Indonesian rap star Rich Brian (Sat), acclaimed British singer-songwriter Jacob Collier (Fri), Scottish indie legends Franz Ferdinand (Sun), Taiwanese superstar Yoga Lin (Sun), former Portishead frontwoman Beth Gibbons (Sat), and fêted Hong Kong singer-songwriter Panther Chan (Fri).
The initial lineup announcement also includes British singer-songwriter Passenger and German electro-house hellraisers Digitalism (DJ set) on Friday; US alt-indie favourite Soccer Mommy, Japanese indie-popsters Chilli Beans., Thai indie darling Phum Viphurit and Japanese uprising vocalist/songwriter Akasaki on Saturday; and Canadian post-rock masters Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Californian indie heroes TV Girl, Japan-born, UK-based DJ Riria, and back following a lengthy hiatus, Hong Kong mythical post-punk legends, Bitter Tea of General Yeng, will shatter their 40-year silence with an unprecedented, first-ever live performance on Sunday.
Early Bird ticketing details:
Limited Early Bird tickets will go on sale at 15:00 HKT on 13 May until 23:59 HKT on 23 May, 2025, giving music fans the chance to book their spot at this year’s festival at a specially reduced price. Tickets can be purchased exclusively at the official ticketing platform Ticketflap www.ticketflap.com/Clockenflap2025
Early Bird 3-day General Admission tickets at HK$1,790;
Early Bird single-day General Admission tickets (Fri/Sat/Sun) at HK$1,150;
Early Bird 3-day U18 ticket at HK$1,430;
Early Bird single-day (Fri/Sat/Sun) U18 tickets at HK$790.
Children aged under three years can attend the festival for free (pre-registration for children aged under three is not required). Children aged between three and 17 years require their own ticket.
