Hong Kong To Celebrate a Weekend of Independent Live Music ‘We Need This Weekend’

Hong Kong is about to celebrate a phenomenal two-day event called We Need This Weekend celebrating independent bands/music across two venues that have been giving it their all to this city – Rula Live and The Aftermath. Festival organizers, Sunset Studio and PigRat, state, “We put this together as a response to an annual Hong Kong festival called Clockenflap not happening yet another year this year. Clockenflap traditionally takes place this weekend. So many music fans were saving this date in hopes for a return to Clockenflap and we didn’t want to disappoint. As this is a free festival, we thought it would be easy for peeps to put a few coins toward the fine folk who will be filling your earholes with music all weekend. That being said, donation boxes will be at the bars. Feel free to toss the cash you would spend on one drink into said boxes and make a musician smile! Heck, if you’re feeling super generous, put a whole round in there!”

The full lineup is below and you can get more information on this awesome initiative at this link HERE.

/// FULL SCHEDULE ///
/// Friday, Nov 26 ///
Rula Live Stage
1800: Paul Roth
1845: Jonathan Yang
1930: John Travoltron
2015: Meatgasm
2100: Junk!
2145: The Lemon Ones
2230: Murphy’s Law
2315: Funkee Tung

Aftermath Stage
2000: Lockhart Road
2045: Bastardon
2130: The Reliants
2215: Midlife Crisis Cowboys
2300: Ballychunder
0000: Fill The Silence DJs

/// FULL SCHEDULE ///
/// Saturday, Nov 27 ///
Rula Live Stage
1400: Anna Wheeler
1445: Cuddles
1530: The Sleeves
1615: Tomii Chan
1700: The Sideburns
1745: Streets of Rage
1830: After After Party
1915: Shumking Mansion

Aftermath Stage
1700-2000: Sonic Aviators presents the 27 Club
2015: Keith Raymont
2100: Shotgun Politics
2145: Two Finger Salute
2230: The Funkaphones
2315: Skaless Whisper
0015: Zebra Kills Horse

 

 

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