Since the HKSAR government hopes to attract tourists and boost consumption through major events and concerts, some concert organizers predict that more concerts will be held in Hong Kong in 2026.
The Coldplay's concert held in Kai Tak Sports Park, Photo source: Kai Tak Sports Park
They stated that many nonlocal well-known singers and groups have been attracted and shown great interest in performing in Hong Kong after Coldplay had successfully held concerts at the Kai Tak Stadium. It is expected that the number of concerts held in Hong Kong next year will increase compared with the statistics of 2025. In the eyes of some scholars, if other related cultural activities can be carried out to complement the concerts, the effect of attracting tourists to stay in Hong Kong would be better.
The concert of Nicholas Tse, Photo source: Kai Tak Sports Park
Since its opening in March, Kai Tak Sports Park has held over 30 concerts by the end of November. Besides the performances held in Kai Tak, a number of concerts and music performances have also been held at different venues in Hong Kong, attracting both local audiences and fans from the Mainland to visit Hong Kong. According to the related consumption statistics of a K-pop Boy Group concert in Hong Kong, some fans from the Mainland even shared hotel rooms for accommodation and visited some scenic spots in Hong Kong during their schedule of attending the concert, making the total consumption amount reach about 4,000 HKD.
In celebration of the 20th Asian Games, Kai Tak Sports Park has launched an Asian Games-themed dynamic light show that combines dazzling lights, vibrant animations and visuals from multiple Asian Games sports, blending sporting passion with urban energy and illuminating the night sky over Kai Tak.
In celebration of the 20th Asian Games, Kai Tak Sports Park has launched an Asian Games-themed dynamic light show.
The facade of Kai Tak Stadium has been transformed into a striking light-and-shadow stage for Hong Kong. As night falls, the stadium becomes a giant canvas of light, with table tennis, cycling, fencing, football and e-sports featured in rotation, accompanied by dazzling streams of light and dynamic colours that recreate the electrifying atmosphere of the Games. The facade also displays cheering messages such as “GO! TEAM HKG” and “All the residents support the Hong Kong delegation,” turning the city’s support into a radiant show of encouragement for the Hong Kong, China delegation.
The facade of Kai Tak Stadium has been transformed into a striking light-and-shadow stage for Hong Kong.
The beauty of the light show
The facade displays cheering messages such as “GO! TEAM HKG” and “All the residents support the Hong Kong delegation."
The facade displays cheering messages such as “GO! TEAM HKG” and “All the residents support the Hong Kong delegation."
As night falls, the stadium becomes a giant canvas of light, with table tennis, cycling, fencing, football and e-sports featured in rotation.
This large-scale dynamic light show not only lights up Kai Tak Sports Park, Hong Kong’s new landmark, but also adds a new highlight to the Victoria Harbour nightscape, making it a must-visit photo spot for residents and visitors alike. Whether gathering with friends, taking in the night views or cheering for the Hong Kong team, this visual feast, blending sport and light art, is not to be missed.
This large-scale dynamic light show not only lights up Kai Tak Sports Park, Hong Kong’s new landmark, but also adds a new highlight to the Victoria Harbour nightscape.
This visual feast, blending sport and light art, is not to be missed.
