Japanese singer-songwriter Vaundy is bringing his first-ever headline show to Hong Kong. After a scene-stealing appearance at Clockenflap in 2025, the Vaundy ASIA ARENA TOUR 2026 “HORO” lands at AsiaWorld-Arena on Saturday 3 October 2026 — a full production show for a J-pop artist whose streaming numbers now run past the 10 billion mark.
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Who is Vaundy, and why is this show a big deal?
Vaundy is a 25-year-old Japanese singer-songwriter known for a genre-hopping sound that moves between rock, funk and pop within a single song. He broke through with the 2019 single “Tokyo Flash” and has since built one of the most streamed catalogues in modern J-pop, with hits including “Kaiju no Hanauta,” “Odoriko” and “Fukakouriki.” According to the event’s official listing, he has accumulated over 10 billion streams, with 18 songs individually surpassing 100 million views, and has collaborated with fellow J-pop names Ado, Number_i, milet, Aimer and Rira Kitada.
He is also, per the same listing, the youngest artist to sell out a tour across all four Japanese dome arenas, and has appeared twice on NHK’s year-end broadcast Kōhaku Uta Gassen. Hong Kong fans first saw him live at Clockenflap in 2025; the HORO tour marks his first dedicated headline show in the city, with a full production rather than a festival set.
Vaundy ASIA ARENA TOUR 2026 “HORO” in Hong Kong
All tickets are standing-only, so expect a floor-based show rather than assigned seating. Priority Entry tickets come with earlier access to the venue and a merchandise towel; both ticket tiers give access to the same standing zone once inside. Age and height limits apply — see the FAQ below.
What's confirmed about tickets and access
According to the official AsiaWorld-Expo event listing, tickets are all-standing, split into two tiers: Priority Entry (HK$1,280), which includes earlier admission to the standing zone and an official merchandise towel, and General Admission (HK$980). Admission to the standing zone is organised by queuing number, printed on the ticket and confirmation email, so arriving early on the day still matters even with a Priority ticket.
The show is promoted locally by NEON LIT in association with Clockenflap — the same team behind Vaundy’s 2025 festival appearance in the city. Standing zone admission carries an age limit of 12 or above and a height requirement of 140cm or above.
Getting to AsiaWorld-Arena
AsiaWorld-Arena sits inside the AsiaWorld-Expo complex on Chek Lap Kok, next to Hong Kong International Airport. The venue is directly served by AsiaWorld-Expo MTR station, the western terminus of the Airport Express line; Tung Chung line trains are also used to serve the station on big event nights to help with crowd flow. Journey time from Hong Kong Station (Central) on the Airport Express is roughly 25–30 minutes.
Because AsiaWorld-Expo is a purpose-built convention and concert venue, it has clear signage, baggage storage and food options on site — useful if you are travelling straight from work or the airport. Large bags (over 38cm x 30cm x 20cm), professional cameras and audio recorders are not allowed into the hall and can be left at the baggage counter or self-service lockers.
What to expect from the HORO tour
The Hong Kong date is part of Vaundy's wider ASIA ARENA TOUR 2026 “HORO”, which follows a run of sold-out dome shows in Japan and precedes further arena dates across the region in 2027–2028. Organisers describe the Hong Kong stop as a full production performance, a step up from the shorter festival set Clockenflap audiences saw in 2025. Expect a set built around his biggest streaming hits alongside newer material, with the genre-shifting arrangements that have made his live shows a talking point in Japan.
If K-pop and J-pop arena shows are your thing, AsiaWorld-Arena has hosted several big-ticket acts through 2026 — see our guide to IVE's World Tour stop at the same venue for a sense of what a show night there looks like. For the wider concert calendar, browse our roundups of the best concerts coming to Hong Kong in 2026 and the best live music venues in the city.
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Get your tickets
Vaundy's first Hong Kong headline show lands on 3 October 2026 at AsiaWorld-Arena. Tickets are on sale now via Ticketflap — standing-only, so plan to arrive early.