Icelandic post-rock band Sigur Rós will be performing live in concert at AsiaWorld-Expo. Established in 1994, the post-classical, post-punk maestros have a dedicated fan base and are known for crafting dreamy, epic soundscapes and performing in a highly evocative (though totally made-up) language.

Japanese pop-rock outfit Glay will be performing in Hong Kong for the first time.

What do Russia's International Tchaikovsky Competition and the figure skating finals at the 2002 Winter Olympics have in common? Corrupt judging, apparently. Childhood piano prodigy Freddy Kempf made his concerto debut at the tender age of eight, but his international stardom didn't properly kick off until an incident at the aforementioned music event in Moscow in 1998, when his failure to win first prize led to protests and a press outcry about biased judging. Since then, he's...

No, it's not the name of a folky arts-and-crafts store. Cult Icelandic group Múm is joining forces with surf-rock three-piece Wavves to perform at KITEC in their Hong Kong debuts.

Following the success of various hits, including 2011's "Levels," Swedish DJ Avicii has become one of the most talked-about young talents on the scene. Catch the 23-year-old electro house wunderkind perform at KITEC, in an event that kicks off a series of concerts bringing international acts to town. This gig also features Hard Rock Sofa, MAKJ, Iron Kids and DJ Frankie Lam.