Clockenflap Celebrates Another Sold Out Edition of the Festival
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Clockenflap brought the curtain down on three days of world-class music, arts and family fun with another sold out day of stunning live performances and interactive attractions at Central Harbourfront on Sunday.
After selling out all Friday, Saturday and three-day weekend tickets, Clockenflap announced that all Sunday tickets had been sold ahead of Day Three’s opening, marking the second successive edition of the festival that has reached 100% capacity.
The Harbourflap Stage hosted a spectacular closing headline set from U.S. rapper Swae Lee, plus thrilling performances from Chinese vocalist Leah Dou, British singer-songwriter Tom Grennan, U.K. folk-punk troubadour Frank Turner and Thai alt-rock trailblazers Tilly Birds.
The Orbit Stage, meanwhile, hosted an unforgettable headline set from generation-defining Taiwanese indie rockers No Party For Cao Dong, as well as performances by innovative British post-punks Yard Act, J-pop mavericks Wednesday Campanella, Taipei-born R&B chanteuse 9m88 and British-Taiwanese musician/producer Kamaal Williams.
Other highlights included U.S post-rock titans Caspian, New Zealand indie-rockers The Beths and Japanese all-girl punk band Otoboke Beaver on the Tommy Stage, South Korean DJ and NewJeans’ producer 250 at the Robot Stage, and the Jungle Cakes Takeover featuring Deekline & Ed Solo at the Electriq Stage.
Here are some of the best photos from Day Three:
American rapper Swae Lee delivered a spectacular closing headline set on the Harbourflap Stage
Chinese singer-songwriter Leah Dou gave a spellbinding performance on the Harbourflap Stage
Thai alt-rock trailblazers Tilly Birds delighted fans at the Harbourflap Stage
British singer-songwriter Tom Grennan was among the highlights on the Harbourflap Stage
Generation-defining Taiwanese indie rockers No Party For Cao Dong headlined the Orbit Stage
Innovative U.K. post-punks Yard Act thrilled fans at the Orbit Stage
Taipei-born R&B chanteuse 9m88 captivated the Orbit Stage crowd
The Topper Stage kept people dancing all day long
J-pop mavericks Wednesday Campanella were a popular draw for fans at the Orbit Stage
The Robot Stage featured family-friendly fun by day and DJs after dark
Robot Stage
Treasure Chest Theatre showcased puppet-based performances at the Robot Stage
Treasure Chest Theatre
The festival site features a variety of spaces for fans to chill out between sets
Festivalgoers enjoyed the festival along with friends, both old and new
Curated by Handmade Hong Kong, the ever-popular craft market featured 29 different stalls
*Cover Photo/Thumbnail Photo from Clockenflap
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