Live Performance

A French fine dining restaurant in Wan Chai with live jazz and nostalgic film-song performances every night, blending refined dining with live music.

A live house restaurant inside K11 Art Mall with a theatre-grade stage built at a cost of millions, hosting resident local indie singers, over 1,000 shows staged to date, supporting Hong Kong's local music scene.

A Western-style live band restaurant in Mong Kok with industrial exposed-brick decor and song-request slips for diners; signature dishes include beef Wellington and giant tomahawk steak, with regular live band performances.

A classic rock bar established in 1987, one of Hong Kong's most historic live music venues, live bands play weekly, with an open Jamming Night for singers to join in; holds over 70 people.

A hidden speakeasy jazz bar tucked behind an umbrella shop in Central, with 1950s retro decor, local and international jazz musicians perform Wednesday to Saturday, with Friday and Saturday sets starting at 22:30.

A Central arts and performance space with shows almost every night, including local indie bands, stand-up comedy open mics, improv comedy and cabaret, a key hub for local performers.

Asia's first full-time comedy club, founded in 2007, regularly hosting local and international comedians with both English and Cantonese shows; the venue seats up to 120 people.

One of Hong Kong's leading comedy venues, located in Basehall, Central, regularly hosting local and international comedians with open mic nights and special events; also available for private hire.

A multi-disciplinary arts and performance space in a colonial-era building, featuring live music, comedy and theatre, with its own bar, a long-time supporter of local and overseas independent artists.

A mid-sized live house in North Point spanning 4,800 sq ft and holding up to 290 people, with professional stage equipment, hosts indie pop, hardcore rock and other live music genres, and is also available for private hire.

A live house within Freespace at the West Kowloon Cultural District, combining a bar, restaurant and music performances, jazz and indie shows every weekend, with an outdoor area offering Victoria Harbour views.

One of Hong Kong's oldest live music bars, opened in 1972, with a resident house band playing Dixieland jazz every night, a landmark of Hong Kong's local music history.

A design-forward bar in Tsim Sha Tsui with abstract art decor, offering live jazz on weekends and switching to DJ sets late at night.

A basement live house in Prince Edward hosting indie musicians Thursday to Sunday, with diverse music styles and a lively late-night atmosphere.

A jazz music space in a San Po Kong industrial building dedicated to supporting local jazz talent, with regular live shows, music workshops and talks, a hub for Hong Kong's jazz community.

A live band bar inside the Regal Riverside Hotel in Sha Tin, with a resident Filipino singer performing English hits nightly, a comfortable spot popular with New Territories residents, with minimum spend.