Wild Boar Music Festival sets the stage for new round of live music

On Sunday 14 March, a new music festival is landing in Hong Kong to cure those Covid blues.

Rising from the ashes of a tough year for live music, the Wild Boar Music Festival will showcase some of the best Hong Kong bands in a COVID Responsible outdoor setting.

^{Nowhere Boys}

The afternoon session (1:00 pm to 4: 30 pm) promises all-round entertainment with performances from local jazz band Kowloon K, reggae band Murphy’s Law, all girl pop band WHIZZ, Good Funk Shui and Celtic rockers The Naggin Eejits.

^{The Naggin Eejits}

The evening session (6:00 pm to 10:00 pm) will up the ante and crank up the volume with rap acts TripleSix and Delta T, funk rock band Funkee Tung, psychedelic delights ShumKing Mansion, cinematic-rockers Nowhere Boys, and heavy metal headliners NiLiu 逆流 .

^{Good Funk Shui}

Tickets can be purchased in groups of two or four in accordance with Government regulations.

The day’s rundown has been curated by The Underground, an organisation established 17 years ago to promote live music in Hong Kong. The Grounds at AIA Vitality Park is Hong Kong’s Ultimate Socially Distanced Entertainment Experience. Audience members are seated in private pods with large deck chairs and do not need to leave their pod to order food and beverages. Extensive cleaning will be carried out between the afternoon and evening sessions so you can enjoy the festivities with peace of mind.

Tickets available here. More information about the bands available here.