ComplexCon Hong Kong to return for its second edition in March 2025

ComplexCon Hong Kong is returning from March 21 to 23, 2025. This comes after the success of its inaugural edition earlier this year. The global streetwear and pop culture festival is the largest of its kind in the region. Its sophomore edition will have an upgraded lineup of global music artists and creators.

Moreover, attendees can expect intertwining elements of pop culture with the global cultural scene on top of east-meets-west cultural dialogue. March 2025 is already looking to be another exciting Art Month. Besides ComplexCon, Art Basel is also coming back for its Hong Kong edition.

ComplexCon 2025: Here are all the details

Held in March 2024, the first ComplexCon recorded over 30,000 visitors from the city and abroad. International attendees accounted for a remarkable 55% of total visitors, coming from China, the US, Japan, Singapore, South Korea, and more.

Exclusive drops, collaborations and exclusive ComplexCon Hong Kong merchandise were sold out within the three-day event. There was also a showcase of the latest collections and works from over 200 brands. In attendance were also 30 performing artists and 200 creators and artists from around the world.

For the upcoming edition, visitors can expect a next-level cultural experience that integrates live performances, brand collaborations and exclusive merchandise showcases. Furthermore, there will also be a marketplace and diverse food offerings from Hong Kong, along with regional and international brands.

“We are thrilled to bring the festival back to Hong Kong to continue the momentum of the first edition and amplify Hong Kong and the Greater Bay Area of China as the epicentre defining luxury urban culture,” said Bonnie Chan-Woo, organiser of ComplexCon Hong Kong.

ComplexCon Hong Kong’s artistic director, headliners, brand partners, and more details will be announced in the coming weeks. Selected tickets will also go on sale in late November. Stay tuned for more updates.

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