Organisers of Hong Kong’s flagship annual Clockenflap Arts and Music Festival have announced a live music event on Saturday, September 18.

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The “Long Time, No See” gig – a “Clockenflap Presents” event – celebrates the return of the live music performances in the city.

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The event, to be held at MacPherson stadium in Mong Kok, will feature live performances from 11 local bands and artists, including hip-hop artists YellowPeril, indie-rockers Charming Way, and R&B group Fds/4eva. Singer-songwriter-producer cehryl, meanwhile, will perform her dreamy, genre-fusing tracks with a full band.

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“Celebrating the return of live music to Hong Kong in true Clockenflap style, ‘Long Time No See’ is the first event from Clockenflap Presents for more than a year, giving fans the long-awaited opportunity to cut loose and enjoy the magic of the live show experience with friends and kindred spirits,” a statement on Friday read.

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Clockenflap Festival. File Photo: Kitmin/Clockenflap.

The organisers had been supporting local artists through “Clockenflap Presents” events online during the Covid-19 pandemic.

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  • Date: 3pm-11 pm on September 18.
  • Tickets: Purchased online, cost HK$480.
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Organisers had previously released tickets for their flagship three-day Clockenflap festival set to take place at the end of November.

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