Hard Rock Hong Kong has a great history of creating memorable events and exciting shows like this awesome concert by Wu Bai in April 2004!
2006
Valentine's Day Feb 14
The most romantic night of the year just passed.... Over a hundred of couples enjoyed an unforgettable night at here with the lovely special Valentine's Day dinner and music that prepared by our special guest, the award-winning singer Jolie Chan and house band.
Moreover, the night was never being perfect without the overwhelming participation of singing love songs to woo the sweetie by the customers. Thanks for those who went on stage to make the night more memorable.
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70s Music & Life Gigs Mar 25
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YRock @ Hard Rock Apr 9
Hard Rock Cafe aims to provide a platform for music lovers to play and enjoy music.
YRock is a live music-based project providing a youth performance programme and events with coverage on-line for the tweenage and teenage demographic (10yrs to 18yrs).
On April 9, Hard Rock and YRock joined hands to give an opportunity to the youths to play music on Hard Rock stage. Their parents, teachers and friends, as well as US navy boys and girls who just happened to be in town, came to cheer up these talented school kids.
Thanks for the extraordinary performers Souliah Ghost, Sabrina, Andola, Exit on 12, Heather Lowe, Katherine Price and C Thru, who played different styles of music - acoustic, ballet rocks, rap and also the originals and that just made a beautiful sunday for audience, esp 'Chocolate' by Andola which made people singing along and dancing.
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Mavis Live May 11
The young talented Taiwanese pop singer Mavis Fan S¾å¸© paid a very special visit to Hard Rock for a concert, one night only. Since she started singing in 90's, numbers of her composed songs went #1 immediately and skyrocket her to stardom. On this concert night she not only sang those hit songs, but also she played with keyboard and flute, which was well received by a few hundred fans over years.
Special guests Mavis' mom also stepped on stage to sing a song, and Eason to appear to suprise and show support for the talented Mavis and the concert.
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Cui Jian Rock On 2006 Live May 24
The Godfather of Chinese Rock & Roll, Cui Jian, had his first live show in Hong Kong at Hard Rock Cafe since 1995. His appearance gave all Rock and Roll fans in Hong Kong a real memorable night. The music he played with his band infused classical music instrument into modern hip-hop and rock and roll music that made the night a spectacular one.
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Khalil Fong Live Jun 1
Influenced by his father who is also a drummer, the talented Khalil started playing the drums at age 4. Then he became an avid music lover that he taught himself playing guitar and piano, and wrote his own songs.
This night, this chinese "soul boy" Khalil performed in an acoustic style that tamed the audience's soul with his guitar and keyboard, along with his father the drummer. He not only sang his own songs, but also some of those world famous ones, like John Mayer's Daughters, Stevie Wonder's Lately, James Taylor's Don't let me be lonely tonight...etc.
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Ryan Hui - August 10
Ryan Hui rocked the house with his latest released album.
Ryan, who is the son of world famous cantonese singer, inherited his dad - the world famous god of cantonese singer's musical genes. He plays the guitar, sings and writes songs, and he believes in rock and roll music, and of course live music.
On this showcase night, he not only sang his new songs but also re-arranged one of his dad's classics into rock style, which made the song more lively and modern, and everyone in house was so impressed by that.
To show support to Ryan, a lot of Ryan's good friends and family came. Moreover, the local renowned rising star Kay Tse stepped on stage to sing with him a few songs.
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When Kay meets Shirley - September 28
The long-awaited showcase by two eras divas last night joined together and received loud and long-continued applause.
Diva Duet Live - When Kay meets Shirley was our most interesting and unique gig of the year.
The show first started off by the new rising star Kay's favorite English songs, then Shirley came to join singing for some of Shirley's classic songs from 80s. With the unique voices, singing techniques and styles the duet performance created a good memory for a lot of the fans happy to hear them and experienced their wonderful voices in such an extradinary rare cross-over occasion.
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Halloween Drag-qula Party Part I - October 29
It is Halloween time again, spookiness returned to Hard Rock Cafe again as we hosted the legendary DRAG-QULA (Drag Queen and Dracular) music live show party, with popular cross dress game, drinking game and also the best dressed competition.
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Fun game time...
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Show went on...
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Christmaas Eve - December 24
Scrooge has come to the town with Santa Claus and his beautiful girlfriends, that gave everyone of us at Hard Rock the warmest festive joy of the year.
The music live show "Scrooge's Christmas Carol 2007" was well received by the family group, young crowds and especially kids who joined acting and dancing all night on stage, while the Santa Claus and his girlfriends were rocked by the audience for taking pictures, giving out gifts and play fun games.
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Christmas Day - Brunch With Santa - December 25
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New Year's Eve - December 31
The Grand Dance Show invited all guests to indulge in our non-stop exciting 6 part themed dance show. Everyone had a fun and crazy dance time with different decades music. When 2007 arrived, the audience even jumped higher and yelled louder for 'happy new year' to friends.
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