Bruno Mars to play 4 shows in Hong Kong next May, returning after nearly a decade
American pop icon Bruno Mars will return to Hong Kong for the first time in nearly a decade, with four shows planned at Kai Tak Stadium next May as part of a newly expanded Asia leg of his “Romantic Tour”. The Grammy-winning singer-songwriter will perform on May 7, 8, 11 and 12 next year in Hong Kong on the Asian leg of the tour, alongside Singapore, Japan, Thailand and others, organiser Live…
American pop sensation Bruno Mars is set to return to Hong Kong for the first time in nearly a decade, playing four shows at the city's new Kai Tak Stadium in May 2027. The announcement was made by Live Nation, the concert promoter, on Thursday. Mars' performances would take place on May 7, 8, 11, and 12, as part of the expanded "The Romantic Tour" Asian leg.
This will mark his first time performing in Hong Kong since his 24K Magic World Tour shows at AsiaWorld-Expo in 2018. The stadium, located in Kai Tak Sports Park, opened its doors in March 2025 and boasts a maximum capacity of 50,000 spectators. It previously hosted four shows by British rock band Coldplay last year, drawing nearly 200,000 fans in total.
To secure tickets for the special "artist presale," fans can register starting September 23 at noon. A presale through travel website Trip.com will also open at the same time. General ticket sales will commence on September 24 at noon, with prices ranging from HK$799 (US$102) to HK$1,499.
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