ALPHA DRIVE ONE Bring STAR ROAD to AsiaWorld-Arena

Hong Kong's K-pop summer keeps getting busier — and now one of the genre's fastest-rising rookies is joining it. ALPHA DRIVE ONE, the boy group that exploded out of Mnet's BOYS II PLANET, bring their first-ever ALPHA DRIVE ONE Hong Kong show to AsiaWorld-Arena on 11 July 2026. It is the final stop of their debut fan-con tour, and the only chance to catch them in the city this year.

Who are ALPHA DRIVE ONE?

ALPHA DRIVE ONE are one of K-pop's newest boy groups, formed in 2025 from the finalists of Mnet's global audition show BOYS II PLANET. They made their official debut in January 2026, and their fandom goes by the name ALLYZ.

The rise has been quick. Their album FORMULA spawned a run of singles — "FREAK ALARM", "Raw Flame", "Chains", "Never Been 2 Heaven" and "Cinnamon Shake" — that performed strongly on the Korean music-show circuit. Their first mini album, EUPHORIA, then sold more than 1.44 million copies in its first week, which the organiser bills as the second-highest debut-album first-week sales in K-pop history. For where this gig sits in a crowded calendar, see our running guide to the best concerts in Hong Kong 2026.

When and where is the Hong Kong show?

This is a one-night-only date, so there is no second show to fall back on. It takes place at AsiaWorld-Arena (Hall 1) — the big indoor arena out at AsiaWorld-Expo, next to the airport on Lantau. The details below are drawn from the official AsiaWorld-Expo event listing.

How much are tickets — and what are the perks?

Four price bands, all seated. Tickets are HK$1,799, HK$1,499, HK$1,199 and HK$899. There are two things to watch when you choose. First, some HK$1,499 seats are sold as restricted-view, so read the seat label carefully. Second, the top HK$1,799 tier comes with the best extras.

Every HK$1,799 ticket holder is entitled to join the sound-check session before the show and receives a Hong Kong-exclusive gift — the kind of perk that tends to sell out first. Tickets are sold through Cityline, the official agent. On-sale timing can shift, so register early and confirm the date on the official page rather than relying on resellers. For the wider after-dark picture, our Hong Kong nightlife guide is a good next stop.

What is a fan-con, and what to expect

A fan-con — short for fan concert — is not quite the same as a standard tour show. Alongside the live performances, you get talk segments, games and behind-the-scenes moments, so the night leans harder into interaction with the group. For a rookie act, it is a way to build a bond with fans early.

Expect a set built around FORMULA and EUPHORIA, plenty of direct address from the members, and the high-energy choreography that powered their music-show run. Because this is the tour finale, Hong Kong should also get the polished, road-tested version of the production. If you are pairing it with other summer shows, our RAISE A SUILEN at AsiaWorld-Expo guide covers another big night at the same complex.

Getting to AsiaWorld-Expo

Take the train — it is by far the easiest way out there. The MTR Airport Express runs straight to AsiaWorld-Expo Station, the line's western terminus, and the station sits inside the venue, so you step off the platform into the complex with no street walking. From Hong Kong Station in Central it is roughly 28 minutes, via Kowloon and the airport.

Because AsiaWorld-Expo is next to Hong Kong International Airport on Lantau, give yourself a buffer and plan your trip home in advance, since trains fill quickly once the show ends. The venue runs airport-style entry screening with bag checks, and professional cameras are not allowed inside the hall, so travel light and check the official page for the current rules. K-pop fans can also line up our KKBOX Hong Kong Music Awards 2026 guide for another arena night this summer.

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