A free gig featuring local indie bands Lo'Jo and Chochukmo, set to take place at Wan Chai's Vine Centre.

The Underground's numbered series is back, featuring famed bands from Hong Kong's indie scene: Dark Himaya, Les Gromechkos and Shotgun Politics.

Ian Anderson is 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.

The guitarist of hardcore punk and emo band the Lovesong is back in town this month—and as such, his bandmates have decided to get together with fellow emo band Ponyboy, and shoegaze indie-pop four-piece the White Wave, to perform. Their gig will take place at Beating Heart.

Get your pomade ready and your neckerchiefs tied. At this filthy 50s festival at the Fringe Club, acts featured include Sugar Lady, the Boogie Playboys, the Bembol Rockers and DJ Marc Steady.