As part of the Belvedere Beat series of parties, UK house DJ Seb Fontaine will be spinning house and dance beats at Play.
Anything Maria is a relative newcomer to the scene. She combines soulful vocals with electro beats and a touch of rock. She's supported by drummer Pierre Juarez.
Nightlife events website HKClubbing.com is celebrating the launch of its iPhone app at Magnum, featuring appearances by DJs Anil Ahuja, Yin, Kazu and Tak.
Lee Foss is the owner of record label Hot Creations, and he produces underground house and techno tunes. Amirali is a DJ who plays a mix of electronica, techno and house.
Ian Anderson's the frontman of British prog rockers Jethro Tull, and he's best known for capering about on one leg while playing the flute. He's gracing Hong Kong with his presence 20 years after his last performance here. The band started in 1967, and moved from blues rock to experimental crazy stuff as time went by. Always with some one-legged flute. Fun fact: the band were named for the 17th-centruy agriculturalist who invented the seed drill.
DJ Klaus and percussionist Ameet "El Bongo" Jugnauth are Boujis' resident DJs at its London branch, and they return to Hong Kong to spin as part of Belvedere's Beat party series. Call to RSVP or for table bookings.
No, it's not a launch for the Microsoft email system. Outlook is a music festival that showcases bassy music and "sound system culture." Its launch party is at Backstage Live. The lineup includes local and international DJs, including Enei, Kay C, Saiyan, Blood Dunza and more. Visit event website for complete lineup. Price TBA.
Norman Jay is a London legend. He's been around since the early 80s playing funky house and old-school jazz funk, along with hip-hop tunes, He'll be gracing Drop with his presence.
As part of Hidden Agenda's 4th anniversary celebrations, Texan four-piece This Will Destroy You will take to the stage. Also known as TWDY, the band plays instrumental and post-rock, garnering critical acclaim and a considerable fanbase. Disclaimer: the music may, in fact, Destroy You. Addendum: It probably won't.
The Mira will be hosting a live jam at its lobby lounge bar, featuring local indie band Bella Elektra. The band's saxophonist Oscar Azahar and trumpet player Michal Garcia will be joining forces with The Mira's resident vocalist Freedom Forever to perform. Price TBA.
