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Hong Kong’s first beach carnival to take place this summer

Get ready for two days of fun in the sun this July

Cherry Chan
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Cherry Chan
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The Next Wave Beach Music Festival
Photograph: Courtesy The Next Wave Beach Music Festival
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Looking for activities to fill up your calendar this summer? Be sure to keep your eyes peeled for The NextWave! Dubbed as Hong Kong’s first beach carnival, this two-day festival is expected to provide Hongkongers with music, food, drink, and fun. From July 29 to 30 at Discovery Bay, The NextWave will also host several food and drink vendors, as well as more than 30 lifestyle brands, to display and sell their products. 

Those who want to enjoy water sports can rent items like water toys, rowing boats, and yachts during the carnival. The NextWave will also offer 70 VIP sections for carnival-goers to book if they want a more exclusive partying experience.
 

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Throughout the festival, The NextWave will hold full DJ sets as well as live performances from several local and international artists from different genres. Find out if your favourite artists made the list below!

July 29
Jay Fung
Jeffrey Ngai
Ilub
Namxis
Hur
Nowhere Boys
King of C AllStar
Alex Chou
The Hertz
Yeahs
Fiester
Jamie Cheung
Instinct of Sight

July 30
Eric Chou
Crowd Lu
ToNick
Kolor
Wayne Huang of W0lf(s)
JB
Kayan9896
Sabrina Cheung
NiLiu
Strayz
Whizz
Winni
Revery
Rachel Lau
Roberto Madan
DJ Sidtrus

Customers with Mastercard credit cards with Hang Seng Bank will be able to purchase early bird tickets to The NextWave on June 2 at 11am on Klook. During the early bird ticket sale, there will be 500 single-day tickets as well as 500 ticket packages for both days available for purchase, so be sure to grab the tickets while you can.

Stay tuned to this page for more updates.

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