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Renee Fleming interviewFor the world's most popular diva, versatility is at the heart of everything
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Mastamic interviewMastaMic on his mission to create a thriving Chinese hip-hop scene
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Thee Oh Sees interviewFrontman John Dwyer on the merits of being fucked over
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Dirty Beaches interviewAlex Zhang Hungtai getting in touch with his family side
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Dirty Projectors interviewWe get philosophical with Dave Longstreth
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Japandroids interviewThe masters of escapism bring some Celebration Rock
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65daysofstatic interviewThe post-rock group on their 'dance music for the end of the world'
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Endy ChowRock frontman material leading the solo charge
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Sting!The former Police man goes back to bass
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C-Pop vs K-PopHow can HK music survive the massive Korean invasion?
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San Miguel BeerFest
Bands rock up over three days to give the International Dragon Boat Carnival some musical accompaniment. Big regional names like Wubai and top local talents like Sugar Club and Kolor join in the fun. ...
The Red Stripes
The Hong Kong ska, funk and soul band return to The Wanch with their banging tunes! ...
Brahms Addiction
Cellist Clara Tsang and pianist Warren Lee in a dual recital juxtaposing sonatas that span 20 years of Brahms' career. ...
Music With City Lights by the Victoria Harbour
Reminisce on old Hong Kong with a programme of familiar tunes, performed by five local virtuosi. ...
Simon Trpčeski
The climax of the concert series, Maceonian superstar pianist Simon Trpceski joins the HK Phil in Rachmaninoff's Fourth Piano Concerto. Rachmaninoff's The Rock and Symphony No 1 is also on the programme. ...
Yossif Ivanov
Prodigious young Belgian violinist Ivanov plays Chausson's Poème and Ravel's Tzigane to close the Le French May festival. ...
Chinese Opera Festival: Battle at Wancheng
Cao Cao's psychological battles are played out in a brand new opera. ...
BAP
One of the hottest Korean boy bands of the moment hit town with their uber-choreographed hip-hop antics. ...